kira86
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That leads to another story that I can only tell during meet-up events![]()
thanks ah can i meet u at the showroom tmr ?
That leads to another story that I can only tell during meet-up events![]()
200tb wow! How u organise the file when u need them?
Monkey says and you believe ah?what 21TB? ..... mine in excess of 200TB loh
it's only a small part of my storage arsenal that it's able to place on the desk area ....
My storage > the whole of VQ hands down
GPGT ~ Some of my storage arsenal
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Got NAS still in the unboxed condition directly from Synology TW
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I shall start
ES series generally no issue. The mainstream desktop line...
The only thing i like about seagates is that they "soft crash" still allowing you to copy out data before it finally - DIES.
Downside is that i've seen 1 too many fail in my life time - especially losing a full 500GB HDD - that'll be remembered all my life.
So far - Seagates all banned by me.
Will check for you later today

So if anyone was wondering, just got my grubby mitts on the Amazon Fire TV (a little late to the party) and you can sideload APKs to it easily!
- PPTV works great
- P****** T*** works great with *720p
- Plex works great at maximum quality
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P0rnhub? 2 word no idea.Bro, what's P****** T***?
Prawn TeVe? 720p wa!![]()
Wow!! Thats incredible huge storage..... I bet the utility cost of running the whole NAS is high and wont u need power ventaliation to cool off the HDD?
It's on the high side .... easily coming to 2000KWh per month at times + air conditioning
That's why I'm periodically consolidating what is needed to power up and the rest in the other room for archival storage ... and power up monthly to perform data scrubbing/SMART checks for signs of bad sectors and hard disks RMA.
thread seems quiet without complains..
wah, u mean all yr HDD is connected 24hrs arh![]()
This thread needs more temptations on how to maximize the VQ connections lol.
More storage postings coming soon![]()
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