How do you backup your important data? - Page 3

Sidney · 30th June 2004, 03:40

No dummies in this forum for sure. Damn, lets talk girls for awhile.

biCker · 30th June 2004, 15:08

No backup whatsoever. I like living on the edge (or I have no important data

)

30th June 2004, 15:38

I use a NAS, it has a raid 5 setup with HSP

Dedicated volumes at boot so all data is stored on there.
No nois/heat problems in local pc....

WELCOME TO THE FUTURE

ok i know this is expensive

duploxxx

jmke · 30th June 2004, 15:41

not as expensive as you think though

PCI SATA RAID 5 card ~$150
3x 120GB SATA drives ~$300
CPU/MOBO/CASE/GIGABITNW/PSU ~$500

30th June 2004, 15:48

no backup here

just occasionaly a cd

A-star · 30th June 2004, 16:26

I make a CD-rw with all my important data (mails, files, bookmarks...) once a week.

This is enough for me.

piotke · 30th June 2004, 19:15

All important data is kept in one folder, wich is copied to another disk, almost every day.

And I've got a DVD rw containing all that info, rewritten one a week or something like that.

9th July 2004, 22:25

hm, damned, seems like one of the disks (bootdisk it think since it won't boot) of my back-up pc is fubar. But hey, wich idiot places a back-up right behind his subwoofer (wich he likes to use a lot

)

30th June 2004, 03:40	#21
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30th June 2004, 15:41	#24
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	not as expensive as you think though PCI SATA RAID 5 card ~$150 3x 120GB SATA drives ~$300 CPU/MOBO/CASE/GIGABITNW/PSU ~$500 __________________

30th June 2004, 19:15	#27
piotke [M] Reviewer Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 5,003	All important data is kept in one folder, wich is copied to another disk, almost every day. And I've got a DVD rw containing all that info, rewritten one a week or something like that. __________________ .

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30th June 2004, 15:08	#22
biCker [M] Reviewer Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 1,186	No backup whatsoever. I like living on the edge (or I have no important data )

30th June 2004, 15:38	#23
duploxxx Posts: n/a	I use a NAS, it has a raid 5 setup with HSP Dedicated volumes at boot so all data is stored on there. No nois/heat problems in local pc.... WELCOME TO THE FUTURE ok i know this is expensive duploxxx

30th June 2004, 15:48	#25
Da_BoKa Posts: n/a	no backup here just occasionaly a cd

30th June 2004, 16:26	#26
A-star Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 596	I make a CD-rw with all my important data (mails, files, bookmarks...) once a week. This is enough for me.

9th July 2004, 22:25	#28
wutske Posts: n/a	hm, damned, seems like one of the disks (bootdisk it think since it won't boot) of my back-up pc is fubar. But hey, wich idiot places a back-up right behind his subwoofer (wich he likes to use a lot )