Saku

You can never have too much storage

Are you in the market for some badass new gaming peripherals? Then look no further friends! The awesome folks over at Feenix are providing an exclusive giveaway of their whole peripheral lineup to THREE lucky winners from the Linus Tech Tips audience!
 
In Feenix's own words, their products are "of very good quality, very comfortable, and look beautiful." Hopefully you will be one of the lucky winners who gets a chance to judge that for themselves!
 
 
Each of the three winners will receive:

1x Feenix Aria Headset
1x Feenix Autore Keyboard
1x Feenix Nascita Mouse
1x Feenix Dimora Mousepad
 
Alright, that's all well and good... now how do I WIN!?

Entry is very simple - just comment below letting us and Feenix know which of their products is your favorite and why! And if you're feeling appreciative, head on over to their Twitter, give them a follow, and say thanks for providing this awesome giveaway for the community!
 
 
The three winners will be selected at random on November 11, 2015.
 
One entry (comment) per user.

This is a worldwide giveaway with no age restrictions.

Each of the three winners will be contacted by me here on the forum. Disregard any messages, emails, Tweets etc. you receive from anyone other than this account here on the forum.

Good luck all!!
 
***UPDATE***
 
Alright so the wait is over and winners have been chosen!

Our three winners are:
 
@xeks
@gamertossen
@SecretAsianMan1533

Congrats to the winners, and thanks to everyone else who participated!
 
***UPDATE 11/18***
We did not receive a reply from two of the winners, so two new winners have been selected:

@blair5032
@FluffyPuma

Long time lurker and 1st post . It's very inspiring to see everyone's build and had a great time reading through all these 50 pages. Here's what I have.
 
Hardware
NAME: Yuuki
CASE: Supermicro 846E1-R900B
PSU: Dual redundant PSU 900W (included with the case)
MB: Supermicro X10SLM-F
CPU: Intel Pentium G3220
HS: Stock Intel heatsink
RAM: Kingston KVR16E11/8 8GB
RAID CARD: LSI MegaRaid SAS 9271-4I
SSD: Kingston SSDNow V300 120GB
HDD 1: 4x 6TB WD Red WD60EFRX 

NAME: Asuna
CASE: Norco 2U Case
PSU: Antec Earthwatt 500W
MB: EVGA nForce 610i
CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E4300
HS: Stock Intel heatsink
RAM: 2 x OCZ DDR2 1GB RAM
RAID CARD: Areca 1220
SSD: Kingston SSDNow V300 120GB
HDD 1: 6x 3TB WD Red WD30EFRX
 
Software and Configuration:
Asuna is running on Windows 8.1 with RAID 6 array, on the other hand, Yuuki is running on Debian 7 with RAID 6 array + lvm2. Asuna has a total of 18TB advertised space while Yuuki has a total of 24TB advertised space.

Usage:
Currently I use both to store any data which includes photos, documents, anime series etc. Asuna has SABnzbd + sickbead (anime version) installed so it automatically downloads anime series.

Backup:
I have crashplan for online backup and I only backup important files such photos and documents.

Additional info:
Eventually, I will retire Asuna and move all HDDs to Yuuki once I got it configured and is comfortable enough with linux.

Photo's:

Unboxing the small box with parts.
 
The first thing I did when I received the package was open the box on top that holds the HDD's CPU's SSD's and BBU.
 

 

 

 
 
When I was done with opening this box the doorbell rang and I received this:

Long time lurker and 1st post . It's very inspiring to see everyone's build and had a great time reading through all these 50 pages. Here's what I have.
 
Hardware
NAME: Yuuki
CASE: Supermicro 846E1-R900B
PSU: Dual redundant PSU 900W (included with the case)
MB: Supermicro X10SLM-F
CPU: Intel Pentium G3220
HS: Stock Intel heatsink
RAM: Kingston KVR16E11/8 8GB
RAID CARD: LSI MegaRaid SAS 9271-4I
SSD: Kingston SSDNow V300 120GB
HDD 1: 4x 6TB WD Red WD60EFRX 

NAME: Asuna
CASE: Norco 2U Case
PSU: Antec Earthwatt 500W
MB: EVGA nForce 610i
CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E4300
HS: Stock Intel heatsink
RAM: 2 x OCZ DDR2 1GB RAM
RAID CARD: Areca 1220
SSD: Kingston SSDNow V300 120GB
HDD 1: 6x 3TB WD Red WD30EFRX
 
Software and Configuration:
Asuna is running on Windows 8.1 with RAID 6 array, on the other hand, Yuuki is running on Debian 7 with RAID 6 array + lvm2. Asuna has a total of 18TB advertised space while Yuuki has a total of 24TB advertised space.

Usage:
Currently I use both to store any data which includes photos, documents, anime series etc. Asuna has SABnzbd + sickbead (anime version) installed so it automatically downloads anime series.

Backup:
I have crashplan for online backup and I only backup important files such photos and documents.

Additional info:
Eventually, I will retire Asuna and move all HDDs to Yuuki once I got it configured and is comfortable enough with linux.

Photo's: