Finchwizard had 3TB or something... I didn't change the HDD label, I bet you do have some pron tho. Thanks, I do have some unformatted partitions that don't show up. This is what my drives really look like:
Im running Windows 8 Boot Drive 600 GB WD Raptor Games Drive 3 TB Seagate Sata 3 7200 RPM Data 3 TB Sata 3 5400 RPM 1 TB SATA 2 5900 RPM 750 GB SATA 2 7200 RPM Laptop 128 GB SATA 3 Kingston 3k
120GB SATA3 SSD - Operating System 3 TB 7200rpm SATA3 HDD - Programs, Games, Movies 2 TB 7200rpm USB3.0 Ext - Documents, Music, Work, etc...
1x120GB SSD (m4) 1x240GB SSD (vertex plus) 2x3TB seagate (RAID1, more important data) 4x3TB western digital (less important data) -andy-
Easy 1 - Samsung 830 128GB SATA III Boot, apps, scratch drive 1 - Seagate Barracuda 1TB SATA III Games, Media, Backups from SSD
Ahaha made my day ~ 3 TB of pr0n and the fact that your didn't change the HDD label. Hey, I don't have any pr0n, though I'm pretty sure my boyfriend does.
32GB SSD for win7 (it's enough without pagefile and powercfg -h off command) 2TB Western Digital Green EARX (headparks disabled. The quietest hardrive ever) 250GB Western Digital Scorpio Blue 2.5". Got it for free pretty much..
hehe, yeah I know, I've got a few on it; I just mainly use the 3TB drive. The difference is hard to notice, both drives load programs quite fast.
Wow in that list compared to me i'm very conservative 64 GB Samsung 830 - OS 1TB Samsung F3 - Games 500GB Samsung F3 - Music, Movies, Calibration Logs and that stuff
60gb kingston V200+ for system programs and a game or two 32gb OCZ nova , older ssd where I keep less disk speed oriented programs 2x500GB RAID0 spinpoint f1 for everyday storage 500GB usb2 backup and older stuff 250gb USB3 everyday mobile drive not to mention I have a few 32gb sd cards for storage, quite handy when it comes to using them on a netbook.
256GB M4 in my Desktop 1TB NAS for storage 128GB SSD laying around doing nowt Future plans include a 2nd 256GB for RAID 0 next year, bringing my system up to 512GB (really don't need more than that on my comp) build a HTPC which is where my 128GB SSD will probably end up and building my own NAS to put all my DVDs, Blu Rays, Music, Photos, Home Videos, Backups on etc for me and the gf, will probably go with a few 2TB drives hopefully 6TB will be enough. Not sure how easy it is to expand a RAID array after its been built, might just go with 5 2TB for 10TB.
256GB Samsung 830 - OS/Programs/Games 1TB Hitachi 7K1000.D - Dump 1TB Hitachi 7K1000.D - Dump The Hitachi 1TBs were pre-flood ones so they're the fast non dying ones Surprisingly they do 150/115mb~ read/write sequential on SATA2.
Wow You All have lots of Files. Here's Mine: Raid 0 120GB SSD Pyro - OS and A Few Softwares Samsung 160GB - All Softwares Western Digital Green 2TB - Games Western Digital Green 2TB - ISO's of Wii, XBOX 360, PS2, etc. Seagate 2TB - Movies and Musics
1 x Samsung 830 256 GB SSD (main OS) 1 x Western Digital Caviar Black 500 GB HDD (games) 1 x Seagate Barricuda ES.2 500 GB HDD (work/VM) 1 x Samsung SpinPoint F2 EcoGreen 1 TB HDD (data) 1 x Western Digital My Book 3TB HDD (backup) You can NEVER have too much storage =P deltatux
Here's what my desktop looks like Couple months from now my new builds will be completed, part of which includes a local storage server with 10TB+ of capacity. EDIT: BC Win XP Pro doesn't have XP on it anymore, it's been turned into a game hard drive.
I ve been out of luck recently. My SSD died along with my 500gb main OS drives. Currently 1TB Documents, Music and Photos 3X1TB + 1x2TB Movies 80gb OS (Backup Drive) Planning on doing some improvement to my shy storage> 1 x 250gb SSD 1 x 2TB for Data/Music 1 x 2TB for Backup 2 x 4TB for Movies/Series
