I have 60.46gb as off now. Planning on getting a bit more soon.
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I have 60.46gb as off now. Planning on getting a bit more soon.
6.34 gigs. My HDD is only 120 GB, and most my music is 320/V0 (I wish it were FLAC though).Quote:
Originally Posted by zaa730
like 100gb mostly grouprips and eac rips
16.5 Gb.
I'm not telling :snooty:
i have 1,986,976,368 bytes
less than 2GB
Movies person
+1Quote:
Originally Posted by benchez
Could be incriminating
And I garauntee it's perfectly organized. :)
http://img524.imageshack.us/img524/4602/musicgv4.png
:OQuote:
Originally Posted by Skizo
about 40 gigs.
Same here:01:Quote:
Originally Posted by Skizo
90gigs - 1,050Albums
20 gb..i feel so...poor :(
125ish and no FLAC in sight! :D
109 Gb of music as MP3 files. Organised by Artist and Album.
Another 60 Gb of audioboooks, radio etc.
That's the stuff on the hard drive. There's more on DVD etc but I have no idea how much.
~50gb. ~9,000 tracks. it grows every day! :happy:
skizo, FLAC boy?
About 100 gig... and it's never enough!
I really miss Oink :(
104, here on laptop, but it's a lot of g.dead, so that's kinda different, even at home with my 230 gigs I still find yer pickin stuff up all the time, takin care of friends n stuff
so 300g is my final answer
7 Gb here
I have tooo much music. I lost count. I do know I have around 580 gigs of music. If you thinking that I downloaded that much the answer would be no. A radio station in Houston, TX shut down and I got my hands on one of their 500 gig harddrives. The only bad thing it has a lot of stuff I don't listen to. But it has everything from Britany Spears to Metallica. Still can't figure why a rock station had Britany Spears or all this country music.
I have 494 albums of FLAC compressed music.Quote:
Originally Posted by zaa730
Everything else is always in as good of quality as I can locate, never dipping below 192 kbps.
I'm down to 16 Gg after a hdd crash :(
:cry:Quote:
Originally Posted by DrQwerty
Ouch that sucks, what brand was the hard drive?
50,5 Gb!!
:lol: you keep it in my music on your c drive.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skizo
yea one stupid crash and all gone :mellow:Quote:
Originally Posted by rossco:lol: you keep it in my music on your c drive.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skizo
yeah . me too ....... about 40 GB
Not to mention that his windows username is "test".. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by rossco
On topic: I believe it's over 60GB, but I don't have power to sum up the size of all the DVDs/CDs.
Probably changed it for a proper greeting. I do the same...it's kinda weird to see [email protected] on cookies when you first active WinXP and create an account.
Can't explain the C: drive thing tho'. :no:
It's my only drive, so why wouldn't I? :huh:Quote:
Originally Posted by rossco
Bogs down your computer and if it ever crashes...:dabs:
ive got 40GB and still growing :D
make it atleast 2 partitions . :)Quote:
Originally Posted by SkizoIt's my only drive, so why wouldn't I? :huh:Quote:
Originally Posted by rossco
i have 3 partitions . one for my media one for softwares are all other craps and 1 for the windows
my D drive now have 50Gig of music, about 800 albums. My external drive have my karaoke music collection about 35Gig of tracks and my new external drive is for backing up all my music and other data.
I wouldn't know where to begin. I'm getting to the point where I need a second drive anyhow so that's probably in the near future.Quote:
Originally Posted by masterbatmake it atleast 2 partitions . :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Skizo
i have 3 partitions . one for my media one for softwares are all other craps and 1 for the windows
What do you do when you reinstall windows?:huh:Quote:
Originally Posted by SkizoI wouldn't know where to begin. I'm getting to the point where I need a second drive anyhow so that's probably in the near future.Quote:
Originally Posted by masterbat
Easiest way is to wait until next time you reinstall windows then delete your one large partition, create a small 15-20gb one for windows and apps, then create another partition using the remaining size to be used for music, movies, games, downloads, etc.
Another option is to use partition magic or a program like it to resize your current partition and create a new one with the remaining space.
Since you have so much data on the partition you're resizing this is going to take forever and could be dangerous.
Why would I reinstall Windows? :huh:
Look at Mr. Perfect System here :dry:
How old is your OS?
Now about 25GB.
yea , sometimes a repair installation can be just as effective as a reinstall in terms of speeding up xpQuote:
Originally Posted by Skizo