On the Cloud? How much memory does this eat up?
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The product here is the one you install on your computer. They do have a web-only version on turbotax.com you can buy there. As for how much space it takes up...the minimum requirements state: RAM: 512 MB (1 GB recommended) Windows Hard Drive: Federal Products: 500 MB for TurboTax (plus up to 1.5 GB for Microsoft .NET 4 if not already installed) State Products: 15 MB Federal plus State Products: 515 MB for TurboTax (plus up to 1.5 GB for Microsoft .NET 4 if not already installed) Mac OS Hard Drive: Federal Products: 300 MB State Products: 30 MB Federal plus State Products: 330 MB
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Sorry Rissa, not really sure on that. I just know 64GB is huge, probly bigger storage than any of us ever need, ha. I HaVe just sold this though & will be removing it. Thanks for contact tho, cheers:)
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I agree with D Marrone. I have 4 gigs installed and usually run at about 35% - 50%. 16 gigs seems very excessive. I suggest looking for a compatible hard drive that runs at 10KRPM. The one thing that can slow down a great computer is a 5400 RPM HDD (which this comes with). Slow to today's standards.
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I would expect you have more room to cache so more applications will run raster. But 32GB will run a lot of applications plus the OS. Not sure you are getting anything out of it. People rarely run that much at one time. On the other hand, its only $45 - which is not that much more. You could partition it in half and make better use of the 45GB that you are not using for caching. I would play around with it and see if 45GB gives you any decreased performance. If it doesn't, use the other 45GB for something else. Cheers!
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if you set it up with the utility software it can be set to over write older data. about 8 hours with 32gb
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Yes It is a personal cloud. You can store any type of file. But the biggest advantage is with multimedia files.
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Haven't used it for that. More/less planned to use as media server. But with alot of content (0.5TB-1TB) it's not ideal.
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Depends on the usage. If you want to use a Virtual Machine with Windows on top of Mac OS, 4GZbs will make the computer quite slow. I have 8+2= 10GB. That is more than enough for me. Regards
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To be honest I'm to sure because the most attached memory I added was 8gb, and that it was only to transfer data. I only used up a little more than 180gbs. I would imagine that you could though.
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geez you all are so ignorant. the actual space is 64GB but a filesystem is needed to keep track of the files on the disk. how else do you expect it to work without a filesystem?
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No memory slot. Everything is stored in a super large memory...and within a cloud.
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I have an MBR1400 at home and do not use the cloud service. So you're good there without it.
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I don't think you will run out. I have the 15 camera system so I have 500MB but when I had the 5 camera system I never came close to using all the storage. I usually look at everything once our twice a day and delete it all. I usually look at a motion event when it happens and I get the email, then delete later. You will need to have the sensitivity set high to pick up motion from the cats. I have outside cameras too and if I have them set over 50% they will pick up cars going bi up to 100 yards away, and also on a partly cloudy day will react to the shadow of a cloud.
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I haven't seen much of a dip in performance. I would however base your number of users on how much memory is in the NAS unit. The NAS is the only thing upgradable. I use my NAS with expansion unit, with 10 x 2TB all in raid 5. I also have attached a USB 3.0 Sans Digital 4 bay with 4x1TB. I run data over both Network ports with two static IP addresses. I map different software functions over the two IP's so demanding apps like photoshop get preffered bandwidth on one IP and iTunes to the apple tv's share the other IP. I have not upgraded the ram from factory default.
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I have about 1250 average length songs on my 16 Gb thumb drive and it is using about 5.5 Gb of memory. My guess is you would hit the 2,000 song limit at about 8 Gb.
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Sorry, I run Windows, don't do "I" products, the actual available storage is slightly less than 500GB's, so if you need 500 I'd go bigger, there is a 750 & a 1TB on Amazon
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Have all of your data uploaded daily to the cloud. There are probably some good programs out there or even some of the newer wifi routers that do that