hillbillie
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- Nov 23, 2006
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Hi all,
Recently I had a server built for me, and now with the rising cost of electricity, gas, you name it, I am curious if its a good idea to just add the hard drives that are in this server to my wife's computer.
This server has:
650 watt power supply
5 500gb hard drives full of music video and pictures
a xeon 2.8 cpu
tyan 2723 motherboard
my son in law started this server in a Supermicro case,which is pretty big, My wife uses the computer the most with her Sims 2 game, internet and outlook email. I'm worried that if she gets a computer virus or something that I will lose all of the stuff that are on the extra hard drives. But right now money is tight, and I don't want to be paying an extra 25 - 40 dollars a month to have a computer do nothing but sit there and every once in a while we listen to music from it.
I would appreciate any comments from everyone and anyone that may be thinking of the same thing.
Recently I had a server built for me, and now with the rising cost of electricity, gas, you name it, I am curious if its a good idea to just add the hard drives that are in this server to my wife's computer.
This server has:
650 watt power supply
5 500gb hard drives full of music video and pictures
a xeon 2.8 cpu
tyan 2723 motherboard
my son in law started this server in a Supermicro case,which is pretty big, My wife uses the computer the most with her Sims 2 game, internet and outlook email. I'm worried that if she gets a computer virus or something that I will lose all of the stuff that are on the extra hard drives. But right now money is tight, and I don't want to be paying an extra 25 - 40 dollars a month to have a computer do nothing but sit there and every once in a while we listen to music from it.
I would appreciate any comments from everyone and anyone that may be thinking of the same thing.