On 25/06/03 2:54, "Tim Clarke" <tim@...> wrote: > As some of you know, I've lost 3 120-gb external firewire drives over the > last 2 or 3 months. I thought I did everything right: used the best drives > and enclosures/chipsets, kept them off the floor, etc. A couple of people > suggested that maybe they weren't getting enough ventilation/were running > too hot. This seems likely as I kept them on for long periods of time, and > have been relying 100% on EXS as my sampler for about 3 to 4 months. This > has got to be the "hidden monster" of working this way. The price you pay > for all of that convenience! > > So--my question to you guys is: if money is no object, what would the most > stable, reliable, solid-performing solution for storing/streaming EXS > samples be? Basically, I'm willing to spend more if I can get kick-ass > performance. I can't afford to have this happen again. Are there > enclosures specifically designed for maximum heat control? Should I look at > "boutique" solutions like Glyph? Should I go with a different format (i.e. > scsi, FW800 etc)? > > Please--help me out here! > > Thanks, > > Tim > A good internal PCI disk ! Best regards Cyril Blanc France If you want to be sure I read your answer leave my name in it ! Spam mails are directly going to trash [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [EXS] In search of...the most reliable, bullet-proof external hd solution known to man!
2003-06-25 by Cyril Blanc
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