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2tb nas hdds below $99...?
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rlevis
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27-Jan-2015 13:48
May I ask what you guys are using all this space with. Movies?
JimmyH
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27-Jan-2015 19:02
A bunch of stuff, it all accumulates. In my case:
Movies and TV series (I have ripped all my DVDs, digitised all my VHS from way back, recorded quite a bit off Sky)
Quite a bit of video footage I have shot myself of family weddings etc
Photographs, I have had digital cameras since the 90s and have pretty much kept everything
Music, I have ripped a large CD collection for streaming
Backups, with my desktop and laptop boot drives and data directories etc all imaged to the NAS
Emulation files (MAME etc)
Redundancy (two drives, amounting to 12TB, will be RAID parity drives to allow for drive failures)
Offsite backup of other family members stuff (word files, digital photos, scanned photos etc)
It all adds up. Allow headroom for future growth, and with all this stuff a large array doesn't seem that silly.
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