http://www.scan.co.uk/products/4tb-hitachi-0s03363-deskstar-5k4000-35-hdd-sata-iii-6gb-s-7200rpm-32mb-8ms-oem
You'd think at this time, manufacturers would be concentrating on trying to get supplies replenished faster instead of making a bigger hard drive. Still pretty cool though.
Woah! For the man who must have everything on the internet downloaded! Very pricey though. A 3Tb drive costs ~£150 at the moment.
I'll take six. Someone wanna give me 8 SSDs while they're at it? I need to fill my storage controller.
SO MUCH DATA TO LOSE IF IT FAILS!!!! I wouldn't want that data much on a single disk without a backup
Got a nice new 10TB SSD array at work today, though wouldn't mind another with 4TB 15k SAS drives for mass storage...
Ooh, I better get those 8-way RAID cards ready (I suppose I'd better buy them first!) and get a couple of dozen of these. Gotta put all the spare room in my Little Devil case to good use I'd love to put 4 high-end GPUs and 3 fully populated RAID cards in there. Anyone wanna buy my neighbours house so I can pay for it all?
So you need two of course But isn't there something about a limit to what the current BIOS can support in terms of storage or have they worked themselves around that ? At least I recall reading something about it back when the 2 TB drives started to appear.
There's more uses for 4TB drives than bung everything on one drive. Large RAID arrays. Why else would I upgrade my RAID card?
Then have a back up. 2TB, 3TB, or 4TB.. if you buy one disk and use it as storage without back up, you're mental.