What Size Single Capacity HDD Do You Have In Your PC System Build?

[GhostWindGamer]

What about my back? JK

Yes sir, I am.

So, you've got a poor mans HDD then? LOL

yes I have a poor mans HDD

[MegaDave91]

Excuse my ignorance, but what does that mean? :huh:

It basically means I hope it continues to work. It's an old superstition for good luck. 

 

Examples:

 

I have been stress testing for 24 hours and have not BSOD'd, knock on wood (I hope to continue stress testing without a BSOD).

I have not lost a single game today, knock on wood (I hope I can continue my winning streak).

[Peter Vaughan Truslow]

my main rig has a 1TB in it, but my all my downloads and mass storage is on my HTPC, which has a 90GB SSD and a 3TB HGST NAS hard drive.

I have it set up so my downloads get downloaded to my second hdd then pushed to the NAS drive

[Dabombinable]

Add less than 100GB if you can, this rig is running an 85MB boot drive and 420MB storage drive. (I'm done with HDD made after 1995-every single one has failed after only a few years use, unlike these old ones).

[Geekazoid]

It basically means I hope it continues to work. It's an old superstition for good luck. 

 

Examples:

 

I have been stress testing for 24 hours and have not BSOD'd, knock on wood. 

I have not lost a single game today, knock on wood.

I see.

I have not boxed someone's ears yet for saying "knock on wood", knock on wood. JK

[Geekazoid]

Add less than 100GB if you can.

That's what the option '500GB or Less' is for.

[Dabombinable]

That's what the option '500GB or Less' is for.

That's a massive gap though....., about 1/1000th.

[TomvanWijnen]

Could you (@Geekazoid) make it so we cqn select multiple options, as I have two computers, one with a 1TB HDD and a 128GB SSD, and the other with a 320GB HDD and a 128GB SSD.

[Blade of Grass]

My rig? 1TB WD Re

Server? 3TB Seagate NAS drive

[Shroomster]

Excuse my ignorance, but what does that mean? :huh:

 

It's like jinxing it when you talk about it.

Family storage rig mainly mine cause no one uses it. Has 32 TB and 4 1TB SSDs 

 

PS we own 3 accounting companies so we store there tax files and I store illegal copies of windows and games i sell at school. DONT tell the popos

Reported for breaking the CoC.

[Geekazoid]

It's like jinxing it when you talk about it.

Oh well.

Reported for breaking the CoC.

Yeah, well, that was probably a good idea. There are just some things you don't admit to on a public forum. Aren't we trying to prevent this kind of thing from happening?

[Geekazoid]

Could you (@Geekazoid) make it so we cqn select multiple options, as I have two computers, one with a 1TB HDD and a 128GB SSD, and the other with a 320GB HDD and a 128GB SSD.

Sure! Give me a sec.

Done!

Edited February 28, 2015 by Geekazoid

[Geekazoid]

My rig? 1TB WD Re

Server? 3TB Seagate NAS drive

Ah, sounds like a decent setup mate!

Just one question, what's going on with your member title?

[Not_Sean]

I just threw in a 500gb I had laying around. Got the 240SSD for games and what not. since I use my macbook for movies and what not don't really need lots of space on here.

[SIGSEGV]

250GB 2.5 inch 5400rpm and 80GB 3.5 inch, both Seagate

[MeepLikesToBuildPc's]

LOL LOL LOL

While i'm about to reply on this thread saying i have a 7 yr old SATA 320GB 2.5'' drive as a single and main drive  I get this error: there is a problem with the following HDD: WDC 320GB S-ATA II, Back up your data as fast as possible!

[Razarza]

I do have a friend's 2TB Seagate External HDD installed that I haven't actually used for ages with nothing on it, but for the largest HDD that I actually use, it is an old Hitachi 466GB.

[Geekazoid]

LOL LOL LOL

While i'm about to reply on this thread saying i have a 7 yr old SATA 320GB 2.5'' drive as a single and main drive  I get this error: there is a problem with the following HDD: WDC 320GB S-ATA II, Back up your data as fast as possible!

It's a sign!

Maybe the next Fast As Possible episode will be about backing up your data. JK LOL

[Geekazoid]

I do have a friend's 2TB Seagate External HDD installed that I haven't actually used for ages with nothing on it, but for the largest HDD that I actually use, it is an old Hitachi 466GB.

I'm guessing you mean that it's a 500GB HDD with a formatted capacity of 466GB, correct?

[Razarza]

I'm guessing you mean that it's a 500GB HDD with a formatted capacity of 466GB, correct?

Maybe it is 500GB which is 466GiB or some shit, 466GB is just what Windows and Linux Mint have told me.

[Geekazoid]

Maybe it is 500GB which is 466GiB or some crap, 466GB is just what Windows and Linux Mint have told me.

Well, you can't buy a 466GB HDD. LOL

[Razarza]

Well, you can't buy a 466GB HDD. LOL

No, but you can buy a 500GB HDD which is 465.6 GiB. Windows just reports the actual space which is 466GiB (rounded up) as 466GB.

[Blade of Grass]

Ah, sounds like a decent setup mate!

Just one question, what's going on with your member title?

What's up with it?  :unsure:

[Geekazoid]

What's up with it?  :unsure:

Don't worry, I wasn't picking on it buddy, I's just curious about the "Networking, security, photography, what else?", are you trying to ask people what you're good at?

[Flamewalker]

The highest capacity hdd i have in my pc is 2tb wd black WD2001fass (the failure rates of 3tb+ is whats keeping me from upgrading to larger sized hdd's internally) , externally largest capacity hdd i got is 4 tb, (HGST Deskstar NAS)

 

I have been keeping my eye on those 3tb wd blacks ,if they ever drop in price  then i might bite the bullet and replace pretty much every 1tb drive i have internally with them (3x samsung spinpoint f3 , all of them are past the 4 year mark)