[00:52] <@mercutio> although that would be like 9x2tb disks or something..
i'm ony seeing quotes that i said
lol sorry, didn't even notice I'd accidentally copy/pasted
Just ignore :)
(Though I'll say that it's financially and physically impractical at this time)
btw it's 11x 2TB drives
for naerly 18gb of data?
probably more like 17tb
err s/gb/tb/ :)
are there even cases out there that can house 11 x 3.5" drives?
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@google nas4free freebsd
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Yes, mine holds 20.  00:37:54 < mnathani_> are there even cases out there
18TB 16ish TB afterformatting and whatsuch. 00:30:16 <@mercutio> for naerly 18gb of data?
My case http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811219021
(And I paid about 25% less than it's currently selling for, woo
)
20 hard-drives would use a lot of power
About 12.5A @ 12VDC
150W ^
i've been thinking about trying to reduce power consumption further here
although maybe getting portable air conditioner would be better idea.
but i do wonder how much difference 150watts would make to heat if running 24/7
there are too many factors to calculate easily, but i am wondering if it'd be a noticable difference
i suspect yes.
@calc 30c to f
Couldn't grab results from json stringified precioussss.
i'm at 86f atm
Nothing I've really noticed. My apartment remains a pretty consistent temperature
i'm usually at 26c
I'm at 20c atm
getting up to 28c
ahh at 20c not too much concern
(considering it's about 10c outside)
but recently it got as hot as 33c inside
it's about 27c outside i guess
i got  one of these thermo guns
In the warm summer, the apartment does heat up, but it's pretty even throughout, no matter what room. The biggest heat contributors are monitor.
*monitors
outside wall is 25c
my monitors are like 38c at the front
i'm using led monitors
ccfl did seem to make more heat :)
but yeah 3 monitors could use 150watts i suppose
I used to use 4x monitors that all put out about 38c, really warmed a room up.
No idea what my current dual-monitor setup does
it's fun having a thermo gun
i don't know how accurate it is
Yep
but it's helped calibrate my awareness of temperatures  between 37 and 60c.
my infiniband card has been running really hot though
it's below other cards, but there's no fan at the bottom of the case.
it shows as about 90c, but it gave a warning in kernel saying it had hit 105c
criminy
yeah
there's not much air movement down there
there's a big video card in the way