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    Default Some great deals on Digital Media on Amazon.co.uk

    I am personally tempted by the 400gb Micro SD Card

    https://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=gbps_...1RQKFCXDB2V62S

    Also crazy price on the 4tb WD Passport drive. I paid a lot more for mine.

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    The 4TB Passport is the best external drive I have ever bought. I dumped my network drive because of it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by StanleyB View Post
    The 4TB Passport is the best external drive I have ever bought. I dumped my network drive because of it.
    I agree. They are pretty fast and quiet too. I have several of the 4tb jobs so can't really justify buying another. Crazy price for the banana model though!

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    If using larger sized drives it makes sense to use the file journal system used by the majority of Linux operating systems
    which is Extension 4 , or shortened to ext4, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ext4 this is due to partition tables on comparative NTFS allowing on master boot record (MBR) disks support only partition sizes up to 2 TB
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NTFS For comparison this information is essential https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compar...f_file_systems

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    I am in need of a additional back up of my system, as the recommendation is good,
    can a link be put up for the 4TB Passport, I just want to make sure I am looking at the correct version.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnG View Post
    I am in need of a additional back up of my system, as the recommendation is good,
    can a link be put up for the 4TB Passport, I just want to make sure I am looking at the correct version.
    This is the one on special offer https://www.amazon.co.uk/d/External-...A3P5ROKL5A1OLE

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    Bought and Payed for.
    The last time I purchased a Portable HD, I paid about £50 for 1TB. So this latest purchase is a bargain.

    I see through some reviews it can be used as separate compartments, 'me doing that will be fun'
    Any ideas on how to best use it for my setting up a digital replay system, will be a added bonus.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnG View Post
    Bought and Payed for.
    The last time I purchased a Portable HD, I paid about £50 for 1TB. So this latest purchase is a bargain.

    I see through some reviews it can be used as separate compartments, 'me doing that will be fun'
    Any ideas on how to best use it for my setting up a digital replay system, will be a added bonus.
    Connect it to the USB port on your router and then you will have access to the files on all devices on your network.

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    It is a good price but it says the data transfer rate is only 1Mb per second - surely that is wrong?
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    Quote Originally Posted by gninnam View Post
    It is a good price but it says the data transfer rate is only 1Mb per second - surely that is wrong?
    Depends upon file size but I believe it well over 100mb p/s. In use it's as fast as most drives I have had but of course it takes a long time to transfer 1tb of files, let alone 4tb. Plenty fast for streaming though.

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