How Much Storage Space Do You Have?

Notebooks:

MBP #1 - 120gb
MBP #2 - 80gb
iBook G4 - 80gb
iMac - 120gb
Compaq - 120gb

Externals:

100gb
250gb
250gb
500gb

iPods:

5g : 80gb
5g : 30gb
5g Nano : 4gb

Total : Roughly 1.8TB

On a side note, my BFs dad has 9TB! His set up is STUPID! Mac Pro, 4 30" LCDs. Its all for photo/movie editing.
 
Powerbook - 60gb
iPods - 10gb and 60gb
Powermac - 74gb and 250gb
Externals - 120gb and 320gb
 
iMac G5 160GB
External Iomega Minimax 320GB

PowerBook G4 60GB
External Firelite 60GB

iPod nano 4GB

= 604GB

+ a whole stack of blank single layer DVD-Rs (4.3GB each) :)
 
Mac Mini - 60GB
Powerbook G3 - 60GB
2.5" External USB - 30GB
External FW400 - 300GB
External USB - 200GB
iPod Shuffle - 512MB

Total - 650.5GB

Oh, how long ago that was. Literally months! Now my storage space looks like this:

Mac Mini - 60GB
Powerbook G4 Al - 80GB
Portable HD - 30GB
PowerMac G4 - 320GB/320GB/300GB/200GB/15GB (320+300 in RAID 0 for backup of 320+200, and 15GB system, so I'll only count 535GB of this)
iPod Nano - 2GB

Total - 707GB

Not too big of a change as far as total space goes, but now I've got 620GB of storage, as well! Of course, if I could get a RocketRAID card in there and get me some RAID 5 action going...
 
Lets see...

-iMac with 250GB
-PC with 80GB
-iPod Photo with 30GB
-External Drive with 60GB
+___________________

(carry the two, add four...)

Total Storage: 420GB (Hell yes!)
 
Hmmmm..

- iMac with 160GB
- PB with 60GB
- Mini with 80GB

Externals
- 1x 60GB
- 1x 160GB
- 3x 250GB
- 2x 500GB
- 5G iPod with 60GB
 
G5:
160 (stock)
320 (Baracuda)

PC1:
300 (Baracuda I think)
320 (Baracuda)
150 (Raptor)
120 (Seagate of some sort)

PC2:
80 (WD of some sort)

External:
2 x 320 (Baracuda)
120 (WD of some sort)

iPod:
60

PowerBook:
100

Total:
~2.3 TB

...and this is just my storage, this house has one more geek with their own horde.

Basically I hate any form of lossy compression. My entire CD and DVD collection is ripped losslessly (I rip my own DVDs so I can watch them from any room in the house without having to get off my ass and get the physical object). I do music (Cubase SX mostly) - heck, just the piano I use is over 40 gigs (Ivory). I take photos and store everything in RAW along with multiple lossless edits of many shots.

Now honestly, it does scare me now that I've seen the total. I found this thread because I was looking for a good eSata card for my G5 because having nice sataII drives hooked up using USB is just not right.

To be honest, I thought I'd see more people in the multi TB range given the video editing community!
(Edit) I see actually there are quite a few, I take it back.
 
I used to have an old Radio Shack sales flyer framed and hanging on my office wall from years ago when Bill Bixby was the spokesman for Tandy Computers.

Dude was standing with this sly 'I just nailed the neighbor girl' look on his face, with his hand resting on a box that was about the size of the original IBM PC AT.. but it was a 5MB Hard Disk drive.

The tagline said something like, "5 MegaBytes of storage.. more storage than you'll ever need!"

HA!

I remember when I got my first 1GB hard drive, that when formatted had something like 900MB free.. thought I was king of the world.

Today, my main machine has a 250GB drive.. but i'll confess, i've never really needed much more than a 40 GB drive.. and can setup OSX 10.4 with all my favorite apps and junk on a 20GB drive and have lots of space left over.
 
Gah.... lets see

Home server 1TB RAID.
MacBook Pro 160GB
External FW hard drive for MBP 160GB
Home desktop that finally is up and running again 500GB

Loaner laptops that I give out to friends when they need it...

ThinkPad T41 40GB
Dell Latitude CSx 20GB

End result....a lot.
 
Hmmm...long list coming:

1st PC: 2.5TB (2x500GB) + (2x750GB)---none in RAID.
2nd PC: 320GB + 250GB
3rd PC: 160GB

Macbook: 160GB
Externals: 500GB + 250GB

Acer PC Laptop: 120GB

iPod 5.5G Video: 80GB
iPod Nano 8GB
Sandisk Senza: 4GB

Total: 4352GB (Yeah, I know, I'm a packrat) :) I also have 3 dvd cases that are full and each hold 280 DVDs.
 
Let's see...

30GB 5G iPod
20GB Dell lappy ( :eek: )
4GB old IBM laptop HD in an enclosure
512MB flash drive
6MB Sony Ericcson Z500A cell phone from 2005 that seems as if it were made in 2001, upgradeable in 1/07, I want an iPhone!!!

And a few blank CD's

Total: 54.506 GB

Interesting thread. :)
 
(Inside)
G4 1.3TB/Cube 320GB/Powerbook 120GB/Mini 80GB

(Outside)
250GB Firewire
320GB Firewire
160GB USB
40GB USB (2.5'')

About 2.5TB or so. :D
 
Personally:

MBP = 80
Backup Drive = 80
Portable Drive = 120
Hosting = 250 GB

I'm in the process of building a storage server/ gaming box. Not sure how I'll juggle between playing games and running Ubuntu on one machine.....

Distributed among 6 guys in our house? Probably around 2TB.
 
100 GB Powerbook G4
500 GB External FW400/USB2.0
120 GB External USB2.0

Those are the real storage devices...

3G iPod 20 GB
5G iPod Video 30 GB
2G iPod Shuffle 1 GB
1 GB Flash Drive
 
C2D Macbook Pro : 100.00 GB
iMac G4: 60.00 GB
External Acomdata Drive: 320 GB
External LaCacie Drive: 160 GB
Color G4 iPod: 20 GB
iMac G3: 10 GB
Powerbook G3: 6 GB

Total: 676 GB
 
750GB on my intel imac 24 inch,
64mb on one usb stick,
64mb on an old mp3 player I had,
30GB on my ipod video
180GB on dell dimension
120GB on another computer,
16MB on an old computer I got off ebay to have 'fun' with,
10MB on my phone,
4 or 5 mb on my gba.

I think thats it...:p
 
250GB - 3.5" External
80GB - 2.5" External
120GB - PC boot drive
500GB - PC storage
180GB - Bare drive (backups)
160GB - Bare drive (backups)
500GB - iMac
500GB - My Book Pro External
80GB - iPod 5.5G

2370GB
 
Hmm, I'll have to update my storage space since it's been almost a year. ;)

- 30GB 5G iPod
- 4GB iPod mini
- 20GB Dell lappy :eek:
- 120GB MacBook :D
- 4GB old IBM laptop HD in an enclosure
- 512MB flash drive
- 4GB flash drive
- 6MB Sony Ericcson Z500A phone
- 1GB Red Samsung A707 (Sync) It got stolen in June :( So now I'm back to the...
- 6MB Sony Ericcson Z500A phone

And a few blank CD's

Total: 54.506 132.506 GB

Quite an improvement. :)
 
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