What You've Just Bought!

[kmanmx]

Ever get that thing where the Windows 10 Photos app preview in the Start menu brings up the special pictures?

That's my favorite feature. A nice surprise for me when I go to use my PC each day.

 

[Yami]

That's my favorite feature. A nice surprise for me when I go to use my PC each day.

Agreed, except for when it occasionally shows me photos of my own behind.

 

[PP Mguire]

Agreed, except for when it occasionally shows me photos of my own behind.

Hahahahahahahahahahaha

 

[iFargle]

Back to the previous HDD discussion...
1.5TB (512GB NVME, 1TB SSD) in my main desktop,
96TB's in my NAS w/ 2x256GB NVME's for cache. And i still feel like I need more

 

[kmanmx]

Back to the previous HDD discussion...
1.5TB (512GB NVME, 1TB SSD) in my main desktop,
96TB's in my NAS w/ 2x256GB NVME's for cache. And i still feel like I need more

Jesus ****ing christ.

Our entire company with 150 employees has about 10TB of data across OneDrive/SharePoint and on premise storage. Including all our company databases etc.

I admire your ability to download so much dirty porn.

 

[U.F.O.]

Double stuffed ores, twix, strawberry granola bars, and fried chicken 8 piece, and peach snapple. Sweet nectar!

 

[PP Mguire]

Jesus ****ing christ.

Our entire company with 150 employees has about 10TB of data across OneDrive/SharePoint and on premise storage. Including all our company databases etc.

I admire your ability to download so much dirty porn.

I have a similar setup at 80TB NAS, 1TB SSD cache NVMe, 6TB game ISO drive full, 2TB SSD Pool on NAS for VMs for server 1, a 2TB picture/video backup drive for myself encrypted, and a 512GB SATA SSD external on my NAS for main PC recording storage. I would have over 90TB but I had 2 drives die on me due to no ventilation on that side of the 4U chassis. None of it is porn lol.

 

[kmanmx]

why not upgrade to those 16TB Samsung SSDs.

 

[PP Mguire]

Because it's 6 grand and the 30TB is 12 grand.

 

[U.F.O.]

I have about 3tb worth of drives but they are spread out geographically. Having that much data in one place wouldn't suit my needs. I'd rather have $12k in my pocket.

Sadly a lot of my data lives in the cloud (Microsoft /Google /Apple).