What's your storage setup look like Sup Forums?

What's your storage setup look like Sup Forums?

>Desktop
>Laptop
>NAS
>Backups/redundancies

I wouldn't even know what to do with 10 teranights.

many high def videos, don't delete them

Three disk RAID 6 for muh animu backups.

500GB EVO - OS and main programs, daily games
500GB HDD - Occasionally played Steam games
1TB HDD - System image backups. Movies. YouTube channel footage.

> Desktop
I have no desktop

> Laptop
1TB SSD

> NAS
I have a computer tower I use as a home server. sftp FTW

> Backups/redundancies
My whole filesystem is a git repository.


If this forum had a ghetto thread I'd be stuck there.

First drive is for windows and a few programs that don't necessarilly need speed (ffmpeg, cdisplay, visual studio, notepad++)

Second is for anything that requires either speed or enough size for storage, i put my games, animes and musics on it.

Third is the same as second, but an alternative to it. It may happen that two programs from the second are used at the same time, slowing both down, if that is the case i use the third. It's also the download location of my torrent client and where it seeds from, which i never do while i run programs that requires a lot of ressources.

Fourth is just for backup of important shit.

>not streaming animu

Server 1 - DL380 G5 w/ 8x 146G 10K SAS RAID 10
Server 2 - Dell PE T620 w/ 4x 480GB SSD + 8x 4TB SATA

Backup -
Server 1 is backed up nightly to a 1TB USB drive
Server 2 is backed up to LTO-6 nightly.

Most of the data on Server 2 is the Plex library. It's not important enough to backup to LTO.

Laptop has two ssd RAID 0 no fucks. Write speed is insane

Raid 1 on my desktop 2tb

>Desktop
2TB HDD. Someone convince me to make the jump to SDD. I'm a cheap fuck so I can't justify the cost for the storage space.

>>Desktop
26TB in JBOD of 8 drives and an ssd. Used for processing raw videos under Windows Adobe crap.
>>Laptop
T430 500gb ssd boot drive 1tb ssd in the ultrabay. I want to upgrade but finding a decent laptop with 2-3 drive slots is hard. I'd even take 2 m.2 at this point but I can't find it.
>>NAS
8 5tb drives in raidz2
>>Backups/redundancies
Friend has his old 80tb storage box set up in a Colo rack and I rent the usage for the cost of electricity. Secondary backups are on Google Drive and Amazon cloud Drive. I only backup the nas as the JBOD is scratch space.

>Workstation (in progress of building, need to source the drives)
Eight 15k SAS 300GB drives in RAID 10
Two 7.2k SAS 2TB drives in RAID 1
One SSD boot drive.

>Old desktop
2TB WD SATA HDD
1TB Seagate SATA HDD

>Laptop
500GB SSHD

Just get a small capacity SSD and use it for your OS install and programs, then keep the HDD for everything else.

>streaming animu

>hoarding animu when you can just stream it

Yeah dude, why would you download high quality rips when you can just watch the same thing on KISSANIME without having to wait for it to download?

Erm to stream you first need someone to hoard? Fag.

>desktop 1
250gb ssd
2tb hard drive
>desktop 2
250gb ssd
1tb hard drive (don't use it for anything really)
>laptop
500gb ssd
>nas
6x2tb drives in effectively raid 6 (raid z2 or something like that in the freenas world)
then an old 4tb drive that I use for backups.

2tb WD red, 750GB for OS and software, the rest for storage

1tb external drive for storage

>Desktop: nvme SSD boot, SATA SSD games, 2*old HDD crap
>NAS: 5*3TB HDD RAID5 (10.7TB)

>Barracuda
[triggered]
I had three of those until I manage to replace them with another brand

Is there a way to find out what flash my Chink SSD use without taking it apart?

>Desktop
New 1TB 7200rpm 64mb cache Seagate Barracuda (My first 1TB drive, bought it few weeks ago, never had more than 1TB storage combined)
Some Transcend SSD 128GB that I'll replace for an m.2 SSD in some time, since I bought a new motherboard which supports m.2
>Laptop
Some 256gb SSD, was inside when I bought laptop

>Seagate
Enjoy your tears when you lose 10TB of data because someone forgot to torque your drive to spec.

>desktop
320GB SSD (Windows)
120GB SSD (Linux)
4x 1TB SSDs in RAID5 (Linux storage)
>implying laptop
>onsite backup
crappy AMD C-70 based nettop + 3TB USB HDDs
>offsite backup
2x 3TB HDD in RAID1

Four 1 terabyte seagate barracudas in raid 0

>Desktop
OS, software, gaymez: 500 GB 850 EVO
Movies, music, pictures: 2 TB Seagate, 2 TB WD Green, 2 TB WD Red, 4 TB WD Red
Disposable data, porn, cloud mirror: 250 GB Samsung Spinpoint running on >9 years of power on hours

>Laptop
Some 500GB 7200rpm HGST thing

>NAS
Maybe one day.

>Backup
1 TB Dropbox Pro subscription
30 GB DigitalOcean VPS
30 GB OVH VPS
400 GB Samsung Spinpoint, only connected externally when needed
As well as a bunch of USB flash drives

>not 3 TB seagates
pussy

>Desktop
PenDrive SSD 128GB - OS and frequent used programs

PenDrive SSD 256GB - Games!

Toshiba HDD 256GB - Docs & Musics

Seagate SSHD 1TB - Moar Games!!

>Desktop
250gb ssd+1tb for steam library+1tb for other,vm,pirated games,etc..
>Laptop
120gb ssd
>NAS
old dual core with 3pcs of 2tb hdd
>Backups/redundancies
i burn decade old/shit movies to dvd

Disgust

>Desktop
250 GB SSD for OS and applications, 1 TB WD Green for backups.
>Laptop
2011 MBP, 120 GB SSD. Swapped the 500 GB HDD it came with for the old 120 GB SSD from my desktop.
>Server
Some age-old ATA drive for booting Ubuntu server, with two 1 TB WD Reds in RAID 1. Used for backups.

I built a NAS with 4x4TB drives, used ZFS and had the drives mirroring each other, I have around 7TB of total space after setting it all up and I'm only using about half of that.

In hindsight, it was fucking stupid. I could have just bought a 6TB drive for less money and it would have covered me just as well. The NAS lasted for about 6 months and now one of the drives has uncorrectable sectors already. It all still works since another drive is mirroring that one, but what a goddamned waste of time.

As for my main system, I use a 2TB Caviar Black as my drive for downloads and temporary storage, I have Windows on a 250GB M.2 drive, and I have another 250GB SSD which I just use as a steam library.

don't be a fool, just replace the drive and enjoy your reliability/speed/uptime of RAID 10