dammnit...my music partition jsut ran out of space

[Sphexi]

I used to have an external USB2.0 40GB drive I stored all my music on, all 160-192kbps MP3s, but it died at some point and I lost it all ...no desire to go through all my CDs again and re-rip them all.

 

[imported_goku]

Originally posted by: uhohs
guess i'll join in. hm

/me waits for the 4tb guys to show up.

I'm assuming those are two different systems...? Man, you should seriously raid up those 200GB drives...

 

[uhohs]

yeah, 10 drives with no more space in the first system, and 7 drives with 3 spaces left in the second.

i have another system with 5 or 6 60gb drives not included in that pic.

 

[Goosemaster]

Originally posted by: uhohs
yeah, 10 drives with no more space in the first system, and 7 drives with 3 spaces left in the second.

i have another system with 5 or 6 60gb drives not included in that pic.

fark!

 

[Beige]

Originally posted by: Goosemaster

Originally posted by: compuwiz1
You just need to go add a second HD. I never use a disk when I install an OS. I keep all files, drivers, etc, on a second drive, as well as a mirror of all my music, vids, etc.

I really should shouldn't I

LOL WTF?

 

[Howard]

Originally posted by: goku

Originally posted by: sheik124
Fück Lossless, I did double blind listening tests between FLACs and LAME --preset extreme MP3s encoded from the same EAC rip, I couldn't tell the difference on my Logitech Z-5500s or my Shure E2Cs.

That's your problem The E2cs are good but they're only $100 headphones... And you're speakers aren't exactly "audiophile quality". Two thing you need to do to see the difference, 1. Hookup your computer to a reciever/amplifier. 2. Get audiophile quality speakers/headphones 3.Turn up the volume 4.See the difference..

Perhaps an external DAC would improve the sound quality.

 

[Goosemaster]

Resized the partiion to 100GB...

I had only a fewe MBs left