The [H]ard Forum Terabyte Club - READ first post before posting

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RAID5
3ware Escalade 7500-8
8x Seagate 7200.7 200gb PATA drives

RAID1
Linux Software RAID
3x IBM 10k rpm 18.2gb Ultra160 scsi drives (2 in mirror + 1 as a hot spare)

Total Amount: 1418.2gb
 
FileBox:
All 7200RPM 8MB Cache
80 Samsung SATA
200 WD PATA
300 Seagate SATA
300 Seagate SATA
320 WD SATA

Total Amount: 1200GB

Free Space: 455GB
 
Onboard Promise IDE controller

40GB Maxtor IDE - OS Drive
250GB Maxtor IDE
160GB Maxtor IDE
160GB Maxtor IDE
160GB Maxtor IDE
250GB Western Digital IDE
200GB Seagate IDE

Total: 1220GB

This is in my fileserver...
 
3ware 7506-8
8x200gb RAID5 PATA

1x300GB SATA
1x250GB SATA

Total: 1.95TB
 
RAID5
3Ware 9500S-8
Six Seagate 7200.8 300GB (Advertised) 279GB (Actual) SATA Drives
1 Drive as an online Hot-Spare
Numerical Raid Size - 1.8TB.
Actual RAID Size - 1.09TB (Including losses to hot-spare, parity and actual drive size.

Single Seagate 120GB 7200.7 for Boot/Windows Server 2003.

This is my home file server.

-Larry

Post Format:
RAID Level (if any)
RAID Controller
Quantity and Name of drives in the RAID array

Singles Drives (if any)
Quantity and Name of single drive A
Quantity and Name of single drive B
Quantity and Name of single drive C
etc

Total Amount of Advertised (before formatting) Space


Use QUOTE tags to make the stats stand out from regular posts.

Let me know if the format sucks, but provide suggestions on how to make it better.
Please keep comments to a minimum as they will clutter up the thread.[/QUOTE]
 
Guess I'll join in for the hell of it.

RAID arrays
RAID 0
3ware Escalade 9500S-4LP
4x 250GB Western Digital Caviar RAID Edition SATA

RAID 0
Highpoint Rocket RAID 1640
2x 120GB Western Digital Caviar SATA

Single Drives
1x 120GB Western Digital Caviar ATA100

Total Capacity
1360 GB (1.27 TB formatted)

This isn't built for any specific purpose, it's just what I use. I do video edit though :)
 
4x 250gb RAID 5 (file storage) on an LSI MegaRAID SATA150-4
3x 160gb (Uploads, ISOs, VMWare ; Games ; Scratch)
1x 74gb Raptor (OS, Applications, 60gb wasted space)

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And, an additional 37gb Raptor for when I run a LAN game server. all other drives above are disabled in this profile.

In the future, I plan to pull the 74gb raptor and the 2 new 160s and put them in another machine (the SFF gamer I'd build), add in another SATA150-4, and build another RAID 5...probably w/ 300gb or larger drives in addition to the 4x250. I'll keep the 37gb Raptor for OS/Apps, and the older 160gb for VMware Images/Uploads.



Excluded are the 80gb & 20gb 2.5" external drives, the 200gb 3.5" external drive (as the rules said they don't count.

Also excluded are the 10gb XP x32 drive for my laptop (which has a 100gb XP x64 drive), as they're in another system, and the 3 40gb drives that don't have a home. Oh, and the 3gb Teamspeak Server drive that I use on my iPaq at LANs)
 
First post, guess I will join the club.

sundaydimsum said:
3 x 200GB Seagate
1 x 300GB WD
1 x 60GB Deathstar
2 x 36GB Raptor (Raid 0)

Total 1032GB. I barely qualify, now wheres my club Tshirt?
 
Here's a fileserver I built from scratch last year. It's running on a dual-processor SuperMicro motherboard in a Lian-Li PC-V2000A case. It also has a 250G PATA drive for the OS but I didn't include that in the list.

Tank
  • HighPoint 1820 A SATA Raid controller
  • 8X Maxtor 300G SATA Drives
  • RAID-5
  • 2.1 TB
 
I'll join the club too.

card: LSI MegaRAID SATA 150-6
RAID 5
6x WD3200JD
~1.45 TB formatted

Also in the case right now is a WD 120 and a Seagate 160, but those will be removed soon once I feel confident that the RAID is set up properly to move the data onto it.
 
Raid Set Hierarchy
Raid Set SATA Channels Volume Set(Ch/Id/Lun) Volume State Capacity
Raid Set # 00 Ch05 ARC-1120-VOL#00 (0/0/0) Normal 1000.0GB


SATA Channels
Channel Usage Capacity Model
Ch01 Raid Set # 00 250.1GB ST3250823AS
Ch02 Raid Set # 00 250.1GB ST3250823AS
Ch03 Raid Set # 00 250.1GB ST3250823AS
Ch04 Raid Set # 00 250.1GB ST3250823AS
Ch05 Raid Set # 00 250.1GB ST3250823AS
 
RAID5
Highpoint 454
Eight Seagate 7200.8 200GB (Advertised) PATA Drives
Numerical Raid Size - 1.4TB.
Actual RAID Size - 1.27TB (Including losses to formatting, parity and actual drive size.

Single Seagate 12GB 5400RM Boot/Windows XP (possible upgrade to Server 2003 soon)

This is my home file server. Pics to come in the next few days.

You are reading that correct, only 54GB free.Anyone else have over 1TB of data?
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RAID5
HighPoint RocketRaid 464
Eight (8) Western Digital WD2000JB 200GB 8MB Drives

1600GB (Minus 400GB for hot spare and parity and the formatting conversion)
1.09TB

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I just noticed that this thread was split into two. For some reason, the split didn't put my stats here, so I'm posting them again. These drives are on a Tyan S2882 dual-Opteon machine I use for database development:

Code:
C:\>REM RAID 0 two WD250JB SATA
C:\>fsutil volume diskfree e:
Total # of free bytes        : 499915427840
Total # of bytes             : 499998285824
Total # of avail free bytes  : 499915427840

C:\>REM RAID 0 two 350MB Diamond Max SATA
C:\>fsutil volume diskfree d:
Total # of free bytes        : 593393963008
Total # of bytes             : 600165744640
Total # of avail free bytes  : 593393963008

C:\>REM RAID 1 two 160 MB Seagate SATA
C:\>fsutil volume diskfree c:
Total # of free bytes        : 154226438144
Total # of bytes             : 160031014912
Total # of avail free bytes  : 154226438144

Total storage (in this configuration) is 1260 billion bytes.
 
Here's my capture:

Unit Maintenance (Controller ID 0)

Unit 0 5 drives RAID 5 1.09 TB OK

Port 0 ST3300831AS 279.46 GB OK
Port 1 ST3300831AS 279.46 GB OK
Port 2 ST3300831AS 279.46 GB OK
Port 3 ST3300831AS 279.46 GB OK
Port 4 ST3300831AS 279.46 GB OK

Unit 1 1 drive SPARE 279.45 GB OK

Port 5 ST3300831AS 279.46 GB OK

-Larry
 
LSI MegaRAID SATA150-8
1 x 300gb Seagate SATA for OS
8 x 300gb Seagate SATA
Raid 5 with 1 hot spare
1.2TB


This is my disk to disk backup server but I am about to add to it.
 
{edit}

File Server now promoted to 2nd Gaming Rig with the installation my new Visiontek X800 Pro!


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And yes I take this to lans along with my main gaming rig.
 
See signature. Soon to sell all of these drives and get 8 400GB drives.
Picture of my case, you can kinda see the drives in there!
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RAID Level: 5
RAID Controller: 3Ware/AMCC 9500S-12
Drives: Western Digital 320GB SATA/7200rpm (WD3200JD) x 12
Space: 3520 GB

RAID Level: 5
RAID Controller: 3Ware/AMCC 7506-8
Drives: Mix of Maxtor/Western Digital 100GB PATA/7200rpm x 8
Space: 700 GB

RAID Level: 5
RAID Controller: Adaptec 2120S
Drives: Fujitsu 36GB U320 SCSI/10k rpm x 4
Space: 108 GB

Total Space : 4.328 Terabytes :D

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I suppose I qualify now. I just completed my PC upgrade, which among other things added two each WD SE16 400GB SATA150 drives to my existing 160GB + 250GB setup. So now I have:

400GB OS / Apps
400GB Digital Video
160GB MP3s / Digital Photos
250GB Backups

Advertised total is 1.21TB, formatted capacity is 1.126TB
 
I call it The Tower of Power.


120 gb - system and applications
9 x 250 gb - data
1 320 gb - data

Nothing's RAID. I am buying a 8x SATA controller card and will be putting in 8 more drives as I need them. I imagine that the average of the 8 new drives will be 500GB as I buy over the next 3-5 years. It's currently 2.69TBs, but should fill out to around 6.5. Rediculous, I know. I currently have less than 500 GBs of free space.

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3 Raid Level 5 Arrays
Broadcom BC4852
7 Seagate 7200.7 200GB SATA + 1 Seagate 7200.8 400GB SATA

Currently upgrading all HD's to 400GB Seagate as newegg gets refurbished drives in stock.

Hard Drives are sitting in a Lian Li V2000B, but the controller card in in a Dell Precision 450.
 
RAID 5
LSI Logic LSI00005 PCI-X SATA
(5) Seagate Barracuda 7200.8 ST3400832AS 400GB/7200 RPM/8MB/SATA150
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1.6TB (1.45TB After format)

Other pics:
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Pic4

Sorry no pics of the drives themselves as I can't shut down right now. :) Hot spare 6th drive on the way. ;) I'll eventually get those wires cleaned up....along with making the rear fans operational....lol :D
 
Same Machine / 2 seperate Raid Cards

2x250gb Maxtor 16mb 7200 rpm drives as 1 drive
4x250gb WesternDigital 7200 rpm 8mb drives as raid 5
2x200gb Maxtor 7200 8mb drives as seperate drives.

QM

<edit>ok, maybe i'll have to take pictures, but it's a cabling disaster.</edit>
 
I'll be able to join the club next week with either one of the machines (depends on which one gets the new 400GB drive).

EDIT: Main machine now has 1292gigs.
2x 36gig Seagate Cheetahs SCSI
60gig WD IDE
160gig WD IDE
200gig Maxtor IDE
2x 400gig Seagate SATA.

Please edit your membership info into this post once you qualify - DL
 
I have two servers with this config:

ASUS A7M266-D w/2 AMD MP 2200 processors
3 Gigs of RAM
10 Western Digital 250 Gig Hard Drives (RAID 5)
2 Western Digital 74 Gig Raptors (RAID 1)
3Ware 9500S-12 SATA controller
Supermicro hotswap drive chassis
Thermaltake Armor case with watercooling
VMWare's a DC, Exchange server and SQL server

Unit Maintenance (Controller ID 0)
Unit 0 2 drives RAID 10 65.18 GB OK
Port 10 WDC WD740GD-00FLA1 69.25 GB OK [Remove Drive]
Port 11 WDC WD740GD-00FLA1 69.25 GB OK [Remove Drive]
Unit 1 10 drives RAID 5 2.05 TB OK
Port 0 WDC WD2500JD-00FYB0 232.89 GB OK [Remove Drive]
Port 1 WDC WD2500JD-22GBB0 232.89 GB OK [Remove Drive]
Port 2 WDC WD2500JD-22GBB0 232.89 GB OK [Remove Drive]
Port 3 WDC WD2500JD-22GBB0 232.89 GB OK [Remove Drive]
Port 4 WDC WD2500JD-00FYB0 232.89 GB OK [Remove Drive]
Port 5 WDC WD2500JD-22GBB0 232.89 GB OK [Remove Drive]
Port 6 WDC WD2500JD-00FYB0 232.89 GB OK [Remove Drive]
Port 7 WDC WD2500JD-50FYB0 232.89 GB OK [Remove Drive]
Port 8 WDC WD2500JD-22GBB0 232.89 GB OK [Remove Drive]
Port 9 WDC WD2500JD-00GBB0 232.89 GB OK [Remove Drive]

I am building a third with a Dual Opteron board and 500 Gig hard drives (4 TB of space after RAID5 and formatting).
 
RAID Level - 5
RAID Controller - Not sure
7 x Western Digital Caviar WD2500KS 250GB SATA Hard Drives


1 x Western Digital Raptor 73GB SATA Hard Drive

C: Raptor - For apps
D: RAID Array - For storage

1573GB of total storage


Not mine, but my uncle who uses this to store every action he took when trading stocks. As a Hedge Fund Manager, he deals with huge spreadsheets, etc that are backed up onto the File Server and every stock trade he does is documented on said server.

And it all fits in a 2U rack! I'll try and get some pics soon...
 
Yup, just became a member. Running 2 80gb hitachis, one 250gb Maxline II and one 250gb Maxline III. Then I just shoved in my 400gb seagate drive.

Up to 1.5TB from 1.06.
 
" COOLERMASTER CASE
Raid 5- 4x250GB Seagate SATA promise 1640 (don't like it) all drive trays
Raid 0- 4x 250GB Maxtor 16MB cache on a generic ide raid controller- drive trays
250GB WD in removeable drive tray
160GB WD in removeable drive tray
Seagate 10k SCSI 18.2GB drive for OS on adaptec controller
total = non formated: 2428.2GB = 2.4TB, formated w/raid 5 loss= 2.0TB"


Works great: supermicro server board, dual xeon 2.0Ghz, 1.5GB ram, ati 9550 low profile.

I'm very jealous of the promise supertrak above... wish I had the money for some good controllers to run my gear b/c that would be huge for my performance but streaming video doen't take that much speed for a file server and all...
 
RAID 3
Netcell 5 port Revolution PCI card
5x250GB Maxtor MaxlineII SATA 150

1x250GB Maxtor MaxlineII SATA 150 (system)

1.168TB formatted

All in a big beautiful Lian-Li V2100B-Plus


:cool:
 
No RAID arrays, all single drives
4x 250GB Seagate SATA drives,
1x 80GB Seagate SATA,
1x 80GB Samsung Spinpoint

1.77TB Formatted
In a Full Chieftec Matrix
 
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