OC3D Competition: Win an Icy Box NAS with 2TB Storage!!

[onewingedangel]

entered - fingers crossed

 

[Shinho]

Awesome bit of kit

One of the guys from work has one, And they rock

Entered!!..Deliver it to me now!!!..lol

 

[werty316]

Count me in

 

[BG3D]

2TB is very nice! Count me in.

 

[leopoldtilica]

I`m in also.Now let`s just wait and cross fingers. Or hold hands...?

 

[Kylevdm]

Entered, thanks for the competition OC3D

 

[zachig]

WOW!!! 2TB of Storage!!! That's A LOT!!!

I'm in!

 

[Darkjeste]

I`m in also.Now let`s just wait and cross fingers. Or hold hands...?

Nice prize,thanks for sharing with all of us.

And there will be no hand holding,well maybe just a little.

 

[imagination]

Goodluck to everyone. I`m also in

 

[DeMoB]

Do we get to win the model on the bottom picture too?

Entered, thanks for the competition OC3D!

Dan

 

[JN]

Do we get to win the model on the bottom picture too?

Entered, thanks for the competition OC3D!

Dan

She's currently making her way around the Editorial team. If there's anything left afterwards, you're welcome to her :freak::boink:

 

[Bungral]

Ha, quality smiley!

 

[imagination]

Indeed

 

[Daveagiles]

Another amazing comp, must say I don't frequent the forums often, but your articles are excellent. Cheers!

Dave

 

[°TheMadDutchDude°]

The prize draw is tomorrow, so get your entries in!

Good luck to all.

 

[zak4994]

I know what I'm about to say might be off-topic but now that I think about it, 2TB worth of data doesn't sound much.

Or is it that it is being talked about so much that it just makes me bored lol.

 

[themcman1]

Just think of it as 2000GB. Then it sounds more.

Note for the pedantic - or 2048GB.

 

[GavX]

It is actually 2048 though? as "1 terabyte" drives are 1000 rather than 1024?

 

[monkey7]

Just think of it as 2000GB. Then it sounds more.

Note for the pedantic - or 2048GB.

File system overhead and crappy disks will reduce it to 1900 anyway >:'( My 640GB drive was 595 after reformatting :X

 

[°TheMadDutchDude°]

1TB drives are infact 931.5GB in total. If you work it out there are 1 000 000 000 000 bytes (I think I got that right) which is equal to 1 000 000MB but due to the MB actually being slightly bigger than 1 000 000 bytes, it works out to be that number. It's something like 1 067 000 I believe. (Going off the top of my head)