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  1. 03-04-2011 06:49 PM #11
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    Not a full Nas, but it acts like one

    We got a drobo


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  2. 03-04-2011 07:11 PM #12
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    I still have never seen the need for a nas. If I ever needed my data hosted off my main system I would just build a low cost dedicated server with a massive raid 6. This way my data would be safe and easy to access and the platform would be simple to upgrade.

    In all seriousness when I am older I will probably have a house with a central server room to centralize household data storage on a massive 100+TB RAID 60. This way all of our media, photos and important files are organized and safe.


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    why 60?

    when your older (like say 10 years)
    SSDs should completely replace HDD


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    I do not think that SSDs will replace hard drives for large storage. The cost difference is too large. If they did then I would run double mirror systems in with RAID 0. This way I am redundant to the physical destruction of one machine. Possibly if I had more than one house the servers would be in physically different locations to protect against fire, then my family data really would be safe rofl


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    Quote Originally Posted by ZERO View Post
    I do not think that SSDs will replace hard drives for large storage. The cost difference is too large. If they did then I would run double mirror systems in with RAID 0. This way I am redundant to the physical destruction of one machine. Possibly if I had more than one house the servers would be in physically different locations to protect against fire, then my family data really would be safe rofl
    RAM storage systems are actually extremely common NOW in high-storage enterprise applications, but mostly T0 optimization. It wouldn't surprise me at all to see the spinning HDD become obsolete in 10 years.

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    Oh how could I not factor in the cost constricted enterprise market when talking about price differences...


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