2.8TB in a Power Mac G5?
Pfhreak writes "Bare Feats has a couple of reviews: one of WiebeTech's G5Jam, and one of the Swift Data 200. Both add extra drive space to a G5. The G5Jam puts two extra drives in the space that would be taken up by long PCI cards, so you'll be limited to the shorter cards in two of the three PCI slots. The Swift Data puts three drives in the space in front of the CPU fans. The writer of the Swift review has an interesting thought in the conclusion: 'Hey! Maybe I could install both the G5Jam and the Swift -- that would give me 7 drives -- and if I get seven 400GB Hitachi 7K400s, that's 2.8 Terabyte total -- Moo hah hah!'"
2.8 Terabytes?! I thought a 1.4 MB floppy was enough for just about anybody.
2.8 Terabytes and still only one free hand...life's just not fair.
ha ha ha ha.
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> ..if they didn't go into the exact same space.
Did you miss the fact that the poster states he is directly quoting the author of both articles? Whom it seems had far more to go on than pictures.
> They'll let anybody post these days, won't they?
Oh fer sure! But we'll mod you Flamebait.
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"Moo hah hah!"
Not to be overly picky, but the correct usage is Mwahaha!. Moo hah hah makes you sound like a retarded cow.
*applause*
And, by the way, the reason they don't do RAID in the powermacs is because they already offer RAID in their real power user machine... the xserve. Of course, g5 xserves don't appear to be happening (ship date gets pushed back, back, back) anytime soon.
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A 2,8 TB floppy drive....now that would be something. Actually, a 1,44TB one would be ok too...