Show your music collection
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Caporegime
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My NAS is not really that interesting.
Nor is looking at a screenshot of some folders.
Nor is looking at a screenshot of some folders.
My home collection but when DJ out it's on a usb stick.
what are these strange objects? Thin slices of cardboard sheets?
My NAS is not really that interesting.
Nor is looking at a screenshot of some folders.
soulless....
In the process of moving this lot;
To this;
Just over 200 DVDs and I haven't a clue on the CDs. So far I've ripped 40 albums to storage. It is boring and monotonous and I try and do at least one or two a day. But I haven't been keeping to that. I have a couple of Bandcamp accounts too with many albums between them, though I can listen to them from Bandcamp itself so really don't need to download them (which I only do if I'm burning to disc for the car). Only got around a dozen pieces of vinyl (which are below the shelves out of shot). I had loads when I still had my turntables, but nowhere near as much as Spook (that's a hell of a collection).
To this;
Just over 200 DVDs and I haven't a clue on the CDs. So far I've ripped 40 albums to storage. It is boring and monotonous and I try and do at least one or two a day. But I haven't been keeping to that. I have a couple of Bandcamp accounts too with many albums between them, though I can listen to them from Bandcamp itself so really don't need to download them (which I only do if I'm burning to disc for the car). Only got around a dozen pieces of vinyl (which are below the shelves out of shot). I had loads when I still had my turntables, but nowhere near as much as Spook (that's a hell of a collection).
Yup. It's a RAID 10 array. 12x2TB disks. So gives me 11.2 something TB for storage and great protection from multidisk failure (because I really really really don't want to have to rip this stuff again for quite some time). Also means I can install all my Steam library, which granted, is only the Valve complete pack right now because LOLLINUX.
LOL. It IS the gaming PC. And storage. And workstation. All rolled into one.
The whole build was to bring several machines and two NAS boxes together. Had a 4 and 2 bay Synology NAS's, a gaming machine and then the mac mini.
Oh yeah I leave it running 24/7. Only time it goes down is if the kernel needs a restart. Then I use things like cpufrequtils for frequency scaling. NVIDIA has limited scaling via coolbits options. But the most resource intensive thing it does is Valve games / Source engine.
350 Is a lot, lol. I tend to buy physical copies of CDs, however I just put them through iTunes and into my 1tb HDD.
Here you are sir.
http://www.sefour.com/store/products.html?sefour_type=63
what are these strange objects? Thin slices of cardboard sheets?
wow that's a lot of power draw with those gfx cards in etc...
Not thought about a micro server with some 6tb drives in and running drivepool with folder duplication?
Its only the one that I can see, and it wont be that bad if the GPU idles surely?
My music collection:
YOUR BASKET
1 x Western Digital Caviar Green 2TB SATA 6Gb/s 64MB Cache - OEM (WD20EZRX) HDD
My music collection:
YOUR BASKET
1 x Western Digital Caviar Green 2TB SATA 6Gb/s 64MB Cache - OEM (WD20EZRX) HDD
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Mines all on my NAS on a stone age drive Although granted I've started from scratch so there's not much to it. I think the largest amount of music this house is on Vinyl but nothing compared to up top, that is amazing.
Although granted I've started from scratch so there's not much to it. I think the largest amount of music this house is on Vinyl but nothing compared to up top, that is amazing.