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[Queen of Ice]

how many gigs does your pc have i will start mine is 2,000

side note: my bad about title wrong forum

 

[Architect of Life]

15,000 GB

 

[DeerFat]

12,240 GB - 2,256 GB - 2,240 GB - 740 GB - 740 GB - 240 GB


What pc? Anyways I just posted them all.

 

[Simon]

Desktop - 250GB m.2 SSD, 2x 1TB SSD (One for games, one for photo editing)
Laptop - 250GB m.2 (Kind of a mobile work utility PC these days so don't need much space)
MacBook (Mid 2012 model) - 250 GB SSD, 750 GB Spinny drive (but it's 7200 RPM which makes it actually usable, unlike 5400rpm ones lol)
Maybe 4TB in external drives and I have 2TB in a NAS that I don't use currently.

 

[Snipeye]

11,000 (11TB):
250GB NVME (Primary)+2TB NVME (Photo Editing/Gaming)+500GB SSD (Photo Editing/Gaming)+500GB (Storage)+2x4TB External Drive (Storage/Backup)

 

[Simon]

11,000 (11TB):
250GB NVME (Primary)+2TB NVME (Photo Editing/Gaming)+500GB SSD (Photo Editing/Gaming)+500GB (Storage)+2x4TB External Drive (Storage/Backup)

Lots of photo space! Hot damn.

 

[blank_dvth]

Depending on the type of photos you do, you'll be surprised how small 2TB is. For me, each photo I take raw is about 80MB or so, then you start editing the files, make copies, have the exported files, it ends up tripling, now repeat that with however many photos there are over time.

 

[Simon]

Depending on the type of photos you do, you'll be surprised how small 2TB is. For me, each photo I take raw is about 80MB or so, then you start editing the files, make copies, have the exported files, it ends up tripling, now repeat that with however many photos there are over time.

I do the whole media thing for a living I'm just jealous of the nice 2TB NVME dedicated to it.

Though I just keep the raws and don't keep full SD cards anymore - take my picks and purge the rest.

 

[blank_dvth]

How did I forget that, I remember it being mentioned somewhere. Either way, drive space goes down the drain so fast unless you quickly sort and get rid of stuff

 

[blank_dvth]

I have a bad habit of not bothering to get rid of stuff that's not immediately shit, usually opting for forgetting about it or saving a lower quality version. Times like those are when I'm glad I can just slap all of it into my large NAS and move on

 

[Simon]

How did I forget that, I remember it being mentioned somewhere. Either way, drive space goes down the drain so fast unless you quickly sort and get rid of stuff

Just updated my post about that part too lol. What camera you shooting with these days?

 

[blank_dvth]

Started out with a cheap camera you get at Best Buy, then went to a Nikon D7500, now-a-days I use that (still holds strong) and a D850. Still a hobby though, not a job so I haven't really invested too much.

 

[3vlNomad]

18TB

 

[Crazy Apple]

1.861 TB on this PC

 

[crc1225]

1 TB Desktop
500 GB Laptop

I don't really like to keep data unless it's important, I'm probably going to wipe everything again before school starts up. (I keep/backup the important obviously)

 

[kuantum]

I don't really like to keep data unless it's important, I'm probably going to wipe everything again before school starts up. (I keep/backup the important obviously)

L

 

[Adam]

Can I post stuff from work that I've built? Our Synology is 96TB Raw or about ~72TB formatted.

Desktop: 256GB + 2TB (All Flash)
Server 1: 256GB SSD + 3TB HDD
Server 2: 512GB SSD + 2TB HDD
NAS 1: RAID 1 of 3TB WD Reds
NAS 2: RAID 1 of 6TB Seagate Ironwolf
HTPC: 256GB SSD

 

[Ped]

2 TB HDD
120 GB SSD
240 GB SSD - stole from school

 

[Tyron]

 

[Majesty]

SSD -----------------------------------------Internal HDD --------------------External HDD