[SengalBoy]

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Originally Posted by Kamen Rider Die

As someone with a large external hard drive full of content that would be very difficult to reprocure thanks to a litigious Japanese production studio, let me recommend Backblaze as a very cost-effective backup solution.

I've used it for a few years, and there's no upper-limit on what you can store there. If/when a local drive fails, they can ship you out an external drive with all of that archived content on it.

Worth taking a look at, if you're scared of losing files.

This is..... Pretty intriguing! $60 per year is a very good deal I'm gonna try it when I have a source of income, please remind me when I got a job.

I know that externals are meant to be backups, but I still tend to use them not as backups but extensions lol.

So I might as well prepare to buy 4 HDDs to replace mine, another one is also getting old so I am worried if it's gonna go busted. But one of them was actually an SSD from my laptop and apparebtly SSDs are stronger than HDDs.

But still, Backblaze sounds like a savior, especially for my 6 year old PC. Thanks Die!