5OOGB Free online storage (forever or for 1yr)? Is this free storage forever or for 1 yr?
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"ASUS WebStorage is a complimentary trial service for 1 year after registration. Actual storage capacity varies by model."
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Sorry I can't be of any help regarding your question as I have not found storage to be a problem.
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I can't believe that people are still asking this question. How many decades have we had hard disk drive storage? This should be basic knowledge by now... and there is always Google.
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I beleive the storage is up to 90 days (or up to a year with reduces charge) , however, please note, it is best to store these in a safe indoor environment, as extreme heat or Cold can damage, and or reduce battery life span and capacity. Thank you, BuysPro
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I bought storage of 120G+ But it is easy to buy a storage device (like external hard drive, or thumb drive etc.) if you need more.
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What info I have learned is 32 gig is max. Suggest go to Afunta web and ask
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This is a diskless NAS, so it has no storage. You will need to purchase your own HDD, and each bay supports 4 TB
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The packaging did not state specific time for storage. It just "long term storage" which I believe is 10 years and beyond.
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All I can tell you is that I had this drive for 6 months and it works perfectly, it is 1.5TB. Again I can't compare because I have not owned the 1TB Blue SATA
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this is one drive and stores 64 gigs. hope you have better luck than i did. I used it to store anime episodes and after about the first 10 episodes it would say corrupted data from there on. also did the same with anything else i put on it and i dont have that problem with other drives
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Hi Craig, Thanks for your useful input. At this stage I think I too should have gone for the 1TB model. Now I can't seem to download video clips onto the 1.5 TB. It starts off OK then freezes and the usual Task Manager solutions don't seem to help and I end up with the dreaded blue screen. I have to switch off and start again. Very boring. If anyone has a solution would be most grateful for help
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depending on the wear level a 64 GB drive should last a basic install a decently long time. as long as you limit the write-wear that you stress on it, it will survive.
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If your looking for an opinion, I have been using 2 -- 256GBs for over 6 months to carry encrypted data and software installs to multiple computers and multiple sites. And these work great. Most people want to argue about 'speed', etc. That's not real-world, day-to-day, hard knocks use. These are for IT people or people who want to transport stuff regularly.
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I can't tell you exactly because I have not ever gone to the end. But I am taping a 3 hour session and a 2 hour session together and have no problems. I am then storing on the 2nd drive (a have a 16 GB micro SD installed, not included) and it has held about 20 3 hour session and still has tons of storage. (That's 60 hours with a lot to spare).
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I don't think I use it any more. It has been awhile, but I recall having problems with it...but I can't be sure. Truth is you will see no real ("butt dyno in car-nut speak&lt;G&gt;) difference between the different specs in real world experience, so it is not worth pursuing IMHO. If on a system drive, go with an SSd -- even w/Sata2 the difference will wow you. 120GB is plenty big enough unless you had hundreds of application, then 240. $150 or less. Keep data off the boot drive.
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You have to store someplace. I have a dedicated Netbook with 70gb HDD. I auto retain 48 hours then auto delete. If I don't want specific file deleted, I save to mem stick. You can redirect temp auto save to where ever you want. Can be mem stick or where ever.
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HiMy information says Package serves as base for storageI would think you could be used for a later date.Thank you for your communicationtexavalue