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+1, 我近年來掛的硬碟全是seagate的, 鬧過機瘟的, 送回來的良品只撐了一年,
嚇得我不敢再買seagate, 唯一不幸中的大幸是, 硬碟還有迴光返照一段時間, 讓我還有機會救資料, 要是嚥下最後一口氣直接嗝屁的, 面對一兩個TB想必是欲哭無淚, 我在seagate機瘟之後就養成異地備份硬碟的習慣了  ...有錢的可以組RAID嘛...  不過我大部分還是利用DVD光碟備分啦, 雖然麻煩了點, 不過至少雞蛋不放在同一籠子裡, 風險低些... 藍光的話, 還在觀望中, 畢竟就我的觀感而言, 現階段燒錄器還是太貴... 引用:
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2011-01-27, 09:08 AM
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以前用dvd備份,整個過年都泡湯啊...太慢了 現在不敢再做同樣的事了.資料倍增.. 也在觀望中.. 現在備一片藍光25GB要多久啊?, 不要4-5TB又是幾星期就不考慮了,花錢多買hd了事.. 此文章於 2011-01-27 01:41 PM 被 jjhuang.tw 編輯. |
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2011-01-27, 01:39 PM
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.......多買一顆硬碟做備份阿,這是基本的....你如果沒有備份的習慣,就不用討論資料的重要性了zzzz 我從不會想要用到"專業救援"這東西,我收藏的影片一定是分兩份放在兩個不同的硬碟跟地方....備份碟只在複製時使用....這樣能兩顆同時掛那我也認了  因為我有備份的習慣,如果叫我收1000片DVD,那我一定要多弄1000片備份DVD,所以會變成2000片  太多了....到不如如丟進兩顆1TB還比較省事.此文章於 2011-01-27 02:12 PM 被 2012 編輯. |
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2011-01-27, 02:05 PM
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可是現在是藍光耶...1000片藍光 加 備份 要多少硬碟才夠啊 |
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2011-01-27, 05:24 PM
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請問一下高清網站的 BD ISO 燒錄到藍光燒錄片後就可以直接用PS3看嗎..
感覺好像不像 DVD ISO那樣簡單.. 過年無聊上了ㄧ些網站.. 發現不少 BD ISO 的水片.. 不過以我現在的網路速度只能放棄.. ㄧ片都20GB.. 還有些 40GB以上.. |
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2011-02-05, 09:56 PM
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2TB 來4顆就好  ,總比2000片飛盤來的好整理阿 |
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2011-02-05, 10:21 PM
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DVD
According to the Optical Storage Technology Association (OSTA), "manufacturers claim life spans ranging from 30 to 100 years for DVD, DVD-R and DVD+R discs and up to 30 years for DVD-RW, DVD+RW and DVD-RAM".✝ Blu-ray The recordable media used in red laser disc technology like DVD's and CD's is an organic dye that is very sensitive to light. Blu-ray disks, however, use a combination of silicon and copper which is bonded during the burning process, this alloy is much more resilient than the organic dye. Manufacturers claim a life span from 100 up to 150 years for Blu-ray disks.✝ ✝ = However, these media don't exist long enough yet to confirm or reject those claims. So at the moment, it's "about as long as the oldest working DVD/BD is still working". These claims are made assuming the disks are stored properly. (Not too hot, dark, not too humid, etc.) Furthermore, these life spans will be averages, I've used DVD disks that stopped working or showed data corruption after 2 years. |
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