What does 7x18 + 3x36 + 5x73 = Not much really. In an attempt to reuse old SCSI drives I made a single ~550 GB drive. Including the drives for RAID purposes it took a total of 18 drives to get to what can essentially be bought as a single SATA drive now. This monster should be a whole lot faster than that single SATA drive, but still. It is sickening to think how much all those drives originally cost.
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