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megamands said:holly cow, 2 TB? is that much space necessary?
why does every thread about 2TB drives have someone asking this? Yes, 2TB is necessary... 4TB is necessary... 8TB is even necessary if you rip your blu-ray movies onto your hard drive. It's MUCH easier than flipping through a DVD folder.
CRyPT99 said:megamands said:holly cow, 2 TB? is that much space necessary?
why does every thread about 2TB drives have someone asking this? Yes, 2TB is necessary... 4TB is necessary... 8TB is even necessary if you rip your blu-ray movies onto your hard drive. It's MUCH easier than flipping through a DVD folder.
word, one bluray takes up nearly 50GB and a 2TB drive would hold around....40 bluray movies, if you have a large collection or a good Netflix account, that 2TB drive will fill up FAST.
tmoney said:CRyPT99 said:megamands said:holly cow, 2 TB? is that much space necessary?
why does every thread about 2TB drives have someone asking this? Yes, 2TB is necessary... 4TB is necessary... 8TB is even necessary if you rip your blu-ray movies onto your hard drive. It's MUCH easier than flipping through a DVD folder.
word, one bluray takes up nearly 50GB and a 2TB drive would hold around....40 bluray movies, if you have a large collection or a good Netflix account, that 2TB drive will fill up FAST.
Of course, if you are old school and relish DVIX/XVID for your codec preference. You have 700MB per movie and a 2 TB drive would hold... say 1500 movies... requiring 3000 hrs of couch time... guaranteeing you an early release from life through sedentary living...
price shows up 199.99 under your link....you have to goto the Small Business side for the 159.99 and that invalidates alot of ppl using their home user DPA accounts because it doesn't work in small business.
Message edited by: prologix on 2009-10-15 14:23:17 CDT
I have over 19 terabytes in my network. Run 4 live HD feeds for a home studio and run 2 media servers were we transcode tons of media so for some this is a great buy. I'm getting 12TB for under a grand...now that is an amazing deal.
I am getting an error trying to check out with paypal. I got through earlier then someone came in my office and it times out. Can't get back to paypal.
Okay finally got it to work throught paypal. I had to leave it at 3 day shipping then after going throuhgt paypal I changed the shipping to 2day before I submitted. For some reason it worked.
Message edited by: btle310 on 2009-10-15 17:46:48 CDT
prologix said:price shows up 199.99 under your link....you have to goto the Small Business side for the 159.99 and that invalidates alot of ppl using their home user DPA accounts because it doesn't work in small business.
btle310 said:I am getting an error trying to check out with paypal. I got through earlier then someone came in my office and it times out. Can't get back to paypal.
I had the same problem. Just keep clicking on continue. Then it looks like you get back to the Dell checkout page but your paypal information is on it. Then just submit.
Never had a 1TB hdd but jumped straight to a 2TB. Is there any enclosure for this amount for under 20 bucks?
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