How much disk space do you have

[onestar]

Just curious, to know how much disk space you have allocated for GBPVR ?

I had a 160GB disk, for recordings really (ok 1 dvd movie which we wanted to see but havent) and this weekend I found it was full. I am a bit surprised - didn't think we watched (or had to watch) that much. Delete the stuff we have seen.

So I just added 230GB more.

Wondering what everyone else uses

[wrocky]

Just curious, to know how much disk space you have allocated for GBPVR ?

I have a 250G disk on the server that I use for a combination of MP3s, digital pictures and video captures. I haven't filled it yet, as most video captures are only kept for a week or 2, with the exception of kids programs, that my son watches over and over and over and ........

Wrocky

[Pioneer4x4]

I have a 160 dedicated to PVR and misc media. There is about 10 gig used for the misc stuff so 150 for PVR. I typically have less the 25 gig free, and find I am recording way more than I can watch.

[reboot]

2 90's, a 200, and a 250 in the system.
One 90 is split for OS and misc storage, the 200 for all my video work (encoding/authoring etc.) and the 250 for recordings (video and audio).

[Torque]

Only an 80GB drive... 8GB for the OS partition and apps and the rest is for recordings. I usually have 20GB free... but as my "Lost" archive keeps growing... I might need to add another disk

[wrocky]

Primary HTPC System:
5 x Maxtor ATA 133 IDE HDDS and room to add one more

4 x 60GBs = 240GB ATA 133 2MB Cache 4/way
1 x 120GB = 120GB ATA 133 8MB Cache 4/way
Total = 360GB

Wow, how much noise does that generate?

Wrocky

[Networker]

Old Box:

80 GB ATA for system
200 GB ATA for PVR and DVD authoring

New box:

80 GB SATA for system
200 GB SATA for PVR duty

Samba Server:

80 GB for RH9 and apps as well as files (mp3s, etc)
40 GB for Virtual Machines

John

[reven]

8gb hdd from my xbox for system (its actually a really silent hdd)
120 gb sata hdd for my recordings (going to get a 400gb when they come down in price, so about a year.... no point getting a 200/250 gb one)

[reven]

200gb ide = $160nzd, sata = $180nzd, they're cheap, but theres no point upgrading from a 120 to 200gb, may as just wait for 400gb (which we you format will be more like 370gb, which is sad, i hate how they do that, you get all excited then you format it and your missing a few gb...... stupid decimal system.).

i have to upgrade my system drive to but theres no point buying anything under 120gb here, 60gb is more expensive than 80gb and 120 is only like $10-20 more than a 120, and a 120 gb drive seems like a waste for a system drive.

[stefan]

now you can get $300 for only $129

Wow. Count me in. Many times. Seems like a win-win situation ;-)

I have a 180GB drive, sorry to say it's not partitioned at all. I really should, but...