I am so completely jealous

Flexes my chest "Why you think my rack is too big?" *Smirks*

Oh I could only dream of having a rack that big

*Snickers Evilly* Well if you work hard like a good horse, the evil ones may get you one in the night.

You need to be bound to that chair.

Right and that's going to happen...... when?

DAMN!!!!!

*Smirks* I take it that is a good and not a bad DAMN!!!!!

I like!!!!

(most) nice rack huehuehuehue

(me) while the rack is indeed exquisitely done and quite impressive im more fixated on that luxurious chair it looks so comfortable i wonder is it on amazon?

Only if amazon has a delorean that can do 88mph and go back to the 1960's

some sites do sell the delorean just not the time travel part

What's the set up there?

Hello hoofer, as for what is the setup, or what is it for?

What's in it

Well there are four Network-attached storage (NAS) units, under them are six external USB 3.0 hard disk's three of each are linked to the two top NAS units for extra hard disks, then there is the server, that is the older one now, in this photo it was an AMD FX-8350 CPU in a 990FXA chipset 2Tb WD Black HDD and 32Gb RAM, but that is now changing as we speak, the server is getting a bit of an update.

The lenovo there is a bit of a backup/admin box just to act as an NFS/SSH and some other things to NAS units and some other bits on the network, big fat UPS in the bottom of the rack and in the middle a netgear pro gigabite switch.

It's getting a bit out of date now days, looking at 10G network and some other bits........ and newer bigger disks as that rack of disks is more full than a foxies ass at a gang bang.

Foxes at gang bangs is so 2010, it should be horses now :D

But that does sound really impressive. Wouldn't mind something like that here to back up my computer or store all my stuff so my computer is less full

There are a number of really nice home made NAS kits you can build with some old PC gear, FreeNAS, Open Media Vault and UnRAID, mind you UnRAID you do need to pay for but it does some insane things.

For free I would say look at FreeNAS or Open Media Vault as both are good and some what simple, I would say Open Media Vault is more in some ways than FreeNAS, but I would say test them out and see what sits best with your likes and needs.