Travel_91
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- Birthday Nov 07, 1983
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Rome, Italy
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CPU
AMD Ryzen 5 3400G
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MSI B450M PRO-VDH MAX
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Corsair Vengeance LPX 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16
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Fractal Design Define Mini C
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Crucial MX500 Ssd 500 Gb + HDD1: WD40EFRX + HDD2: WD40EFZX
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Corsair Rm550x
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19" VGA
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Noctua NH-U12A
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usb
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Cyborg Rat 7 Mouse
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Windows 10 Home
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se ti servono altre info chiedi pure, screenshot e cose varie; ma io per operare ho bisogno di informazioni certe. Grazie
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Hi guys, a couple of months ago I created a new user within my W10 OS and wanted to prevent access to my two additional HDDs. Partly because of a lack of experience, partly operating in a hurry, even if I had a feeling I was not making the right moves, in the end I blocked the access to the first HDD D and now can't access anymore what can I do to reset this? someone linked me this guide but I wanted to be sure first, thanks
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moving backup destinations and files from one HDD to a new one
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ps: i kinda like the product you posted anyway: I hope I can ask you something more in the future about it -
moving backup destinations and files from one HDD to a new one
Travel_91 replied to Travel_91's topic in Storage Devices
thanks for your answer, but I have discovered that there's a specific command in the menu, it's called "move" https://www.acronis.com/en-us/support/documentation/ATI2021/index.html#53548.html -
hi everyone, for the last months I've been using a single HDD unit as a storage and backup destination for my sensitive files. Basically I run a full version of Acronis True Image 2021 which performs periodic backups of certain folders from the SSD or the HDD onto the HDD itself. Now, since I never really liked this setup of one single HDD I recently bought a second one, so that now my plan is to use the first HDD just as a destination unit to save folders and files and the second HDD for backups only: it will be the destination for backup files. Hoping this configuration may be the right one (it seems like the most rational to me), my doubt would be: how do I move those backup files and folders from the original HDD to the new one? as you can see from the screenshot, periodic bakcups have occurred already and I would like to figure out a way to move them without losing what's already there (as you can see I use incremental backups) I guess it may be easier than I think but really I don't have all that time anymore in my daily life to experiment, to reaserch, to fiddle around or to figure out thanks
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it's a new idea of course. The point is: I have done all this, buying pc, hardware ecc to try and keep all this "professional" or at least "systematic": it would be very disappointing if everyday I had to transfer the clips from the pc to the smartphone in order to make the upload. It would be some additional work ..
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thanks very much for your answer: I didn't know about timer nor about this trick. the point is: suppose the upload takes more than I imagined: is there some way, some third party application, that checks for the upload in progress and ONLY if the upload is over shuts down the pc?? I guess no anyway.. thanks
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good morning guys, every night I use to upload my daily content to my YT channel, which amounts to approx 1 GB of video clips per day. Now, the upload completes around 3 am, while I am sleeping of course, and next morning I don't usually get to work before 9. So everyday I get some hours of unemployed running time which leads to wasted electricity, wasted system running and so on .. So my question, real simple, is: what can I do in order to shut down or put to sleep the pc after the uploads are complete? thanks
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dear forumers, first of all let me excuse with you if other (or many other) topics have already been posted on the same subject. I haven't found anything among the pinned posts so I thought I'd write something to explain my specific situation; which is very simple btw and will require hopefully no effort to be addressed from you experts. As you can see in my signature, I currently have a 500Gb ssd, which is filling up really fast, since I produce approximately 1Gb/day of video clips. I have bought an additional 4 Tb Wd CMR HDD (WD40EFRX) which I have mounted but not initialized yet and that I plan to use as a backup unit. along with the video clips: I need to backup other types of files as well: mostly documents, itunes folders and pictures of course. (I still have GDrives and Dropbox of course). Additionally I would like to produce periodical backups of windows 10 as well, those which are called system images if I understand correctly. Now, first things first: most of you are already typing something like: "hey, if that your usage you can't rely on one "small" hdd unit only: you need at least SIX of them with external NAS and ultra mega raid-what-the-heck-yeah" yeah: I simply don't have the money now. So that's what I have and that's what I need to deal with. So, if anyone wants to help me, help me with this. Now, the point is: I would like to have automatic backups. I have noticed -correct me if I am wrong- that Whatsapp performs some kind of incremental of differential backup, not just a simple full backup: I would like to have someting similar. I have no problem spending some money to buy a license for a designated software who does that, as long as it is effective and really autonomous. Then, in the end: I would like to understand which configuration would be better for my case: is it better to create multiple partitions or just one is good (like I hope)? so, to sum it up: - automatic periodic backups of specified folders; - manual backups of windows image from time to time; - all in one isk for the moment (I could buy an additional one in the future). is there a software for this? thanks
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ps I am choosing the pst variant because, if I am not getting it wrong, they can be mounted in sequence one another, without the need for additional cable splitters
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ok, I am persuaded about buying arctic fans, the p12 pwm pst in detail. there's still one doubt only: is it better for me to choose the P12 PWM PST or the P12 PWM PST CO? If you look at the tech specs the difference being the latter featuring a double bear bearing instead of a fluid dynamic bearing.. (and is called Continuous operation) now, I don't care about the duration over the years, I primarily care about the noise: My pc is almost always turned on 24/7, but fans will speed at a constant and low speed. Even if the fans should last some months or years less I don't care, all I care is that they are as silent as possible. price difference between the two models is really negligible thanks
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thanks both for your replies.. I like it it seems pretty well designed.. and what about the Coolink Swif2 120P? I've heard it's a noctua sub-brand? I wouldnt mind going for the arctic anyway
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updated signature: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/HFb7PV
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dear forumers, as you can see from my build in the signature below I have a noctua cooler and a define mini c case. I like this build, but at the moment it's running with just two system fans: one for the front and one at the exhaust: they are of course the standard Fractal design fans that came included with the case: a pair of Fractal Design Dynamic X2 GP12 fan; while the cpu cooler mounts two Noctua NF-A12x25 which are very effective and silent of course but they cost a lot if bought separately. Now, I would like to complete my config mounting two additional fans at the front, but I don't love the idea of spending additional 60€ for two noctuas NF-A12x25. I thought: may be I can buy two additional Fractal Design Dynamic X2 GP12 like those who come stock, since they are not bad after all, but they still cost a lot even if they are 3 pins .. so, what brand or more exactly model do you suggest? I don't need pmw since they'll be spinning all the time at constant speed. I need two not-expensive 120mm fans quite silent: is that possibile? thanks
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thanks very much for both your answers.. so in the end: which one do you think is better between the mobos? not just on paper but based on real experience in case thanks