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    How many GIGs of Hardrive

    How many GIGs of Hardrive space do you have at your desk??

    I just added up mine and I'm sitting on 520 GIGS in total... with about 60% used.

    It blew me away ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by ArmpitLover View Post
    How many GIGs of Hardrive space do you have at your desk??

    I just added up mine and I'm sitting on 520 GIGS in total... with about 60% used.

    It blew me away ...

    lets multiply that by a few times and then double it again...!


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    I've always been openly gay. It would never occur to me to behave otherwise.
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    What comes after gigs? Terra? 3500gigs here. Better I should compete on gigs rather than, well something else.


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    500Gb RAID 0 on my main computer
    120Gb on my laptop
    200Gb on my 2nd desktop
    1TB RAID 0 on backup external drive
    500GB RAID 0 network drive
    250GB ext. drive
    200GB ext. drive
    160GB portable drive

    for a total of 2.93 Terabytes


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    You guys keep your movies on HD's I'm assuming ... I delete them from my desk area once they have been edited and put them on our storage server (along with the back-ups of the sites)
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    I keep all videos on my local HDs and lots of photo content too.


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    I've always been openly gay. It would never occur to me to behave otherwise.
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    I keep a copy of each movie and every image. I use the images in our graphics work and cuts from the movies in our compilation previews so I have to keep them handy. With the hd processing I need all the help I can get.
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    You do realize by 'gay' I mean a man who has sex with other men?
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    We talking JUST on my desk or everything we use in the office?

    Right now on my desk (including my 2 laptops and 1 desktop) i have around 4000gigs thats with about 5 external drives too.

    On Garys desk he has 500gigs.

    In the fire safe we have another, god knows, maybe 1000gigs of data stored.

    5500gigs in total i think that makes.

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    On the other hand.... You have different fingers
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    Local machine (my personal machine) 250 gigs
    Video storage array (also under my desk) 6,000 MB (6TB)
    Still storage array (on top of the local machine) 1TB

    Right now, until the latest DVD authoring files are backed up to tape and deleted, the storage arrays are at about 90% full.


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    2 - internal 400 gig Sata
    1 - internal 180 gig IDE
    1 - external 200 gig

    finally feels roomy in here LOL!


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    the program we use is called "BACKUP" - by retrospect - I don't know if its available for pc

    we have everything set up to automatically back-up and send to whatever and wherever we need on a regular schedule - its very easy and fuss free - just the way I like it...


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    On the other hand.... You have different fingers
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    Retrospect is available for PC, and it's probably the best backup software out there. I've tried about a half dozen different programs, and it had the best combination of ease of use, speed, and it was reasonably priced, too!!


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