Club: Addicted to Anime 412h3b

Can't forget hentai too

I agree anime is life

happy new year everyone!

12 episodes a day or more

To be honest I usually watch three episodes a day when I can....

Well said

Anime is life my escape from reality

Makes me think I want a kigamuri as well.
I want one that is occupied

Couse kigarumi seems to be as girlish as possible.

y might you ask???

I watch depending on the mood. From 0 to ~10-12h per day. Average is according to anidb around 1,74h/per day (~5 episodes), but some crazy approximation happened there.


Are you a girl ?

Club revived from the ashes... lol

I watch about an episode a day, about to get a kigarumi... Anyone else???

Completely forgot about this

The RED's run perfectly and temp around 30 celcius.
Going to add number 7 soon.

Cool, I also use the WD Green drives as they seems to be extremely reliable.
Let me know how the reds turn out, I looked at them but this time around their higher cost held me back.
Maybe when I build another box I'll give those a try.

WD Green WD30EZRX 3 TB,

but I am starting to replace them with

WD Red WD30EFRX 3 TB. But those are not on the compatible list for my NAS. So I am moving very slowly and carefully.

For the backup on single disk it is the green one I use.

What disks do you use?

The case is that I copy from RAID to single disk. I am thinking that the bottleneck here is what that single disk can manage for write speed. My network should be able to handle faster speed, as I build it for speed. But I buy my disks for low power needs. LOL

I agree with @LoveJoyDK, FreeFileSync is awesome!
Used it to backup my drives before I moved over to a NAS.

Lol, yeah the network is sadly the contraint even SATA2 runs at 300MB/s per drive so with a raid setup you can do a lot more. Multiple adapters would be nice.

Adding to my other post ing a NAS for file storage.

I have started to use a new program to make backups of my files, and I would like to recommend it to others as I find it very usefull for at least my needs.

I was not happy with the build in backup solution in my nas. Slow speed and not so easy to set up.

So with help from google I found FreeFileSync (program name to google is: FreeFileSync) Though I did have to kiss some other frogs before I found my prinses

It runs under windows, so I need to have both the NAS and a PC with windows on the same network for it to work.
I use 3TB disk, that I just connect to the PC when it is powered down. esata would work too.
FreeFileSync can save backup tasks, so all I need to do each time, is to pick the right task, for the right share and let it first check, and then syncronize.
On my GB network I get copy speed between 70 - 110 mb/s. Better than anything I have testet before I found FreeFileSync. And I only have SATA 2 controllers.

If you are looking for backup solutions, then FreeFileSync is what I would recommend you to try first.

probably not I imagine. I assume it offers some pretty good disk performance as well, considering its pricetag? but you got some nice storage there. Thank you for sharing