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I have always wanted to build a mineral oil PC. So, I am currently in construction of building my brand new desk (a huge 20ft long butcher block L desk) for all of my computers, and I have specifically set aside a section to house a mineral oil rig. I would love to have one of these kits. To be honest, I had no idea that these kits existed until I saw Linus' video. I was just going to build one from scratch. So, Here is my comment entering into the contest. And about the mineral oil purchase... I would purchase that so fast and get you that invoice so quick you would be stunned! This is great and all but I feel really bad for Puget. They are a great company and although I have never bought anything from them before, I know people who have and nothing but good things have been said about them. I hope that they are able to recover the lost income quickly and be able to move on. Patent trolling is one the most annoying things that can happen to a company, and it really shows how awesome the company is by giving back to their community. Good on ya. I will definitely be buying something from Puget in the future. Thanks!

No, but I have been looking for a new router, good to know, thank you!!

I think NAS is my solution. Need to do some research. Thank you everyone for your help.

I don't know much about NAS, but I will start learning asap. So is this something that I would actually work on the files from (not the programs, just the files), or when working do I officially have to transfer them off of the Nas, work on them, then transfer back to the NAS? If that is too in depth of a question just let me know, as I need to learn for myself. I don't have to, but since I am using a mac, whether I go with a desktop or laptop I would still have this issue since expandability is not Apple's top priority.

Hello everyone, first time poster. It is time to upgrade my computer. I am a graphic designer / video editor (not a ton, but some) / web developer, and I have been using an older Macbook for a few years no. Its time to get rid of this thing and upgrade. I have become accustomed to the Mac ecosystem, and I would like to stay there. My question is about storage more than anything. I am going to be purchasing one of the new Retinal Mac Book Pro's, but one of the problems is the storage capacity of the devices. At first I thought this was going to be a huge issue, but I realize that this will force me to finally make a decision on how I want to handle all my data (and my clients data) in the long term (which I need to do anyway). I am tired (and scared of losing) my current laptop + a little backup disk - need to upgrade. I honestly have no idea what to do. Should I have some office hard drive set-up that I plug into every time I use my computer, then sync that to dropbox? I mainly work from home, but I would like to be able to grab my files if I absolutely need to (That is why I thought dropbox would be a good decision). I hope I have explained myself clearly. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Oh, as of right now I have just under 1TB of data that I have to keep (cannot get rid of anything). Thanks,

I never really thought to purchase a Zotac, but now I am starting too look at this product plus all their other products. I think I might have another favorite. Building a new rig here in the next month and this card would be awesome.