Post your computer specs!~
Jan 10, 2012 at 5:29 AM Post #1,396 of 3,095
That's still an enormous volume of data. Easily 700+ dvds...you must watch a lot of movies. Plus now you've got a similar amount of storage on a separate rig, so I'll be easy and say 5 more TB...plus a 3rd external stack...I'll just assume that's redundant backups just in case? wow. I have backups of everything too, and I don't use CDs or DVDs at all, and I've got more storage than I know what to do with...then again I'm not housing the entire history of cinema as apparently you are ;P
 
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probably the same reason I've got a similar amount for my absolutely ancient Socket A AMD Athlon rig. All my media is stored on hard drive. All. barring a few console games on DVD I haven't been able to back up. I am not so good at looking after DVDs and CDs, but with a decent hard drive array plugged in i've not lost any data for years.. moved a lot off to an external stack recently.
 
I get my cd or dvd, rip it to the computer, put it back in its case and put it away in big plastic boxes. Then there are the (legitimate) downloaded things i own.
 
few hundred gig free spanned across six drives lol
 
 



 
 
Jan 11, 2012 at 12:32 AM Post #1,398 of 3,095
MB Pro Running 10.6.8
2.66 Ghz Intel Core i7
8gb RAM
Matte display (1680x1050)
Hitachi 7200rpm 500gb drive
nVidia GeForce GT 330M 512mb
Superdrive/FW800/USB 2.0
Wacom Intous 2 6x8 tablet
Logitech MX Laser mouse
Optical S/PDIF audio out (or USB) to external DAC
 
External monitors:
home: Apple Cinema 24
work: EIZO ColorEdge CG245W-BK 24 inch
Spyder 3 pro calibration
 
2x 4TB RAID 1 external archive/backup (4x 2TB) via Firewire 800
2x 500GB 7200rpm portables
 
Jan 11, 2012 at 1:31 AM Post #1,399 of 3,095
does anyone's specs include an audiophile power cable, power conditioner(not computer gear). assuming you use it for audio.

warning: please do not start the debate here!!!!! i just want to know if anyone uses that.
 
Jan 11, 2012 at 1:33 AM Post #1,400 of 3,095
Not mine. Not in our recording or mastering studio either.
 
Jan 11, 2012 at 2:56 AM Post #1,401 of 3,095
Suppose I'll add my specs here
 
Intel i7 950 @3.07 GHz
Asus Rampage II Extreme MB
12GB Corsair Dominator 1600 MHz
Kingston SSDNow V+ Series 128GB
2X Western Digital 500GB HDD's 7200RPM
SupremeFX-XFi sound card
Logitech Z5500 5.1 surround system
Logitech G15 Keyboard
Razer Death Adder - mouse
 
I also use:
 
Kenwood VR-605 Receiver
JBL TLX121 front speakers
JBL J2045 rear speakers
Logitech Z5500 Subwoofer for the Sub
 
It's an odd setup. I have sound coming from my sound card directly to my receiver, and then I have a subwoofer pre-out that goes directly to the Z5500 control unit so that I can use the Sub.
 
I still own a Sunfire Super Junior, but the speaker is blown. I need to get a replacement. The amp is still good. Maybe I'll sell the Super Junior as is. Haven't decided.
 
Jan 12, 2012 at 11:36 AM Post #1,403 of 3,095

 
Apparently, my good sir. I have no doubts that when summer rolls around I'll have to lower it :frowning2:


I did not undermine your statement, so no proof is needed.
With air cooling the CPU, at least when idle, will run (at least) few degrees above ambient. The question is - what is the room temperature ? :D
 
Jan 15, 2012 at 2:46 AM Post #1,407 of 3,095

 

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