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Behold soulmata64

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by Justin, Apr 7, 2005.

  1. Justin Newcomer, in training

    This is what all computers should look like:


    [IMG]
    Justin, Apr 7, 2005
    #1

  2. poertner_1274 secroF laicepS topShceT

    That is quite the tangle there, but as long as it all works fine, looks great :D
    poertner_1274, Apr 7, 2005
    #2

  3. howard_hopkinso Newcomer, in training

    Mmm maybe another job for the girlfriend perhaps lol

    Regards Howard :haha: :haha:
    howard_hopkinso, Apr 7, 2005
    #3

  4. isatippy Newcomer, in training

    Man how many hard drives do you have? :D
    isatippy, Apr 7, 2005
    #4

  5. AtK SpAdE TechSpot Chancellor

    whew

    Thats alot of HDs to say the least. How much total space is on all of them?

    Sean
    AtK SpAdE, Apr 7, 2005
    #5

  6. Justin Newcomer, in training

    Around 1TB


    I'm actually trying to clone a software raid 5 array in this scenario

    My three primary machines have 9, 7 and 6 hard drives in them.
    Justin, Apr 7, 2005
    #6

  7. isatippy Newcomer, in training

    ha you should get your girlfriend to clean up that mess for you :haha: :haha:
    isatippy, Apr 8, 2005
    #7

  8. LNCPapa TS Special Forces

    What's the size of that PSU - or is there another one there that I can't see?
    LNCPapa, Apr 8, 2005
    #8

  9. isatippy Newcomer, in training

    ha just give us some specs.
    isatippy, Apr 8, 2005
    #9

  10. RamenNoodles Newcomer, in training

    nice rig, im jealous
    RamenNoodles, Apr 8, 2005
    #10

  11. LNCPapa TS Special Forces

    I think you should rename the machine to ODB. It's a beast.
    LNCPapa, Apr 9, 2005
    #11

  12. C0d3Warr10r Newcomer, in training

    Tera byte

    You have quite a selection of HDDs there SoulHarvester... SATA, PATA, and several SCSI... wow, the SCSI drives must have set you back quite a bit... maybe backup your data and get some bigger SATA drives with 16MB cache?

    Per dollar spent, SATA is definately giving the SCSI performance a run for its money...

    C0d3Warr10r

    Big Blue:
    Asus P4P800 I865PE
    P4 2.8GHz 800MHz
    2048MB KingMax PC-3200
    Maxtor DiamondMax 9 /160GB /7200RPM /8MB Cache
    ATI Radeon X800 Pro
    Enermax 420W PSU
    Aspire X-Dreamer II
    Lite-On 12X DVD+/-RW
    Sony 48X CD-RW
    Samsung SyncMaster 997DF 19" CRT
    3DMark03 Score: 10,035
    C0d3Warr10r, Apr 9, 2005
    #12

  13. Justin Newcomer, in training

    Where do you see SCSI drives? There are none in that machine. I do have 4 x 10,000 RPM U320 SCSI Cheetahs.
    Justin, Apr 10, 2005
    #13