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    My current raw capacity is at 160 TB.

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      Wild! I’ve got about 40 TB myself, and have never come across someone with more let alone four times more.

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        I’m at 208RB raw, but actually only have 120TB in active use

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        40 TB was my previous capacity and based around a really cheap 2 bay NAS with a mess of external USB drives attached and no backup and is now pretty much full.

        So I ordered a 12 bay NAS (with, for now 6x 20TB disks) to bascially replace the entire old setup. I’m also planning to put the new setup in RAID 5 or 6, so it will only have an effective storage of 80-100 TB.

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          The f do you store on all that space? Raw blu-ray rips?

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            Just a lot of stuff. TV Shows/Series take up by far the most space. For example, just the Simpsons in 1080p (h264) takes over 500GB.

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              Do you actually watch all of the stuff you download, or is it more like a digital hoard?

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                No, that would be literally impossible. The total of playtime of what I downloaded in the last year is over 1 year and 7 months (+5 months if you include music).

                So the majority is just archiving.