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2 TB disks, I got all models: WD 2 TBs as soon as they came out, Seagate 2 TBs recently, now buying mainly Hitachi 2 TB since they are real 7200 RPM. All disks are SATA. -
Weren't much of an experimentalist as a kid were you?Originally posted by bogeyman View PostWhat sort of maniac 'boils' their pens?
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Top end disks are all SATA 2 now, I used SATA in a generic way to indicate that they are not SAS disksOriginally posted by zeitghostWot?
Not SATA2?
Or is there SATA3 by now?
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How much did you pay for the Hitachi 2TB disks (ex vat)?Originally posted by AtW View Post2 TB disks, I got all models: WD 2 TBs as soon as they came out, Seagate 2 TBs recently, now buying mainly Hitachi 2 TB since they are real 7200 RPM. All disks are SATA.Comment
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£117, bargain - usually top capacity disks start from £200+ range, I had to pay that for 10 x 2 TB from Western Digital in March, now they are half priceOriginally posted by DimPrawn View PostHow much did you pay for the Hitachi 2TB disks (ex vat)?
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I thought you would use SAS disks, not SATA.Originally posted by AtW View Post2 TB disks, I got all models: WD 2 TBs as soon as they came out, Seagate 2 TBs recently, now buying mainly Hitachi 2 TB since they are real 7200 RPM. All disks are SATA."Condoms should come with a free pack of earplugs."Comment
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Is there a SAS disk that can hold 2 TB in the first place? Even if there was it would cost too much.Originally posted by ThomasSoerensen View PostI thought you would use SAS disks, not SATA.Comment
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Soon - that will be in imminent Real Big SKA News (tm) thread: stay tuned!Originally posted by administrator View PostWell, that's the pr0n collection covered - now tell us about your work.
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you can use more than 1 disk - please google "RAID"Originally posted by AtW View PostIs there a SAS disk that can hold 2 TB in the first place? Even if there was it would cost too much.
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Well it would be, then, wouldn't it?Originally posted by Moscow Mule View Postthe sound quality is far superior to the last one which recently died.
My all-time favourite Dilbert cartoon, this is: BTW, a Dumpster is a brand of skip, I think.Comment
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