How many disks will the storage case hold? It says it will hold more than the 12 it comes with, but it is hard to tell from the photos and in the video, it looks like extra disks would just sit between the 'ribs' in the case. Do I understand this correctly? Extra disk sets don't seem to come with a case, so I want to be sure they can all be stored together. How many disks will the storage case hold? It says it will hold more than the 12 it comes with, but it is hard to tell from the photos and in the video, it looks like extra disks would just sit... » Read More How many disks will the storage case hold? It says it will hold more than the 12 it comes with, but it is hard to tell from the photos and in the video, it looks like extra disks would just sit between the 'ribs' in the case. Do I understand this correctly? Extra disk sets don't seem to come with a case, so I want to be sure they can all be stored together. « Show Less
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There are slots for the twelve disks that it comes with but, you have plenty of space between the slots to add additional disks if you don't care that they don't have there own slot
1778651
Yes, the case comes with 12 built-in slots to hold the starter disks upright, but there is room to fit additional disks bewteen the slots (however, as these extra disks are not held in place, they tend to bump into the other disks, potentially scratching them). The extra disk sets do NOT come with a storage case; I wish that OXO would make an optional larger storage case available with at least 30 slots to hold the 12 starter disks plus any additional seasonal sets they release (there are currently 12 additional disks available for spring and fall, with potentially more to come)
1869636
You are correct. There is plenty of room for additional disks and they would fit between the "ribs".
1869637
It holds all the discs that come with it. If you got additional discs, you'd have to find another way to store them.
1869638
You are right on the money how the disc storage box is. By the way it's pretty sturdy plastic and should last a long time.Each slot between the original discs holds 6 discs. There are 13 slots so it'll hold 90 discs total!I can't wait to get the other season disc's and glad they'll all fit in one case.Yes, you should of course by this cookie press. You're gonna love it.
1869639
Yes. I store the discs that came with the press, as well as the autumn and spring sets in the case. I simply store the extra discs between the 12 "ribs".
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There are 25 sleeves. There are also 25 inserts that hold 2 dvd's each. So, the idea is that you put 2 DVDs in each sleeve using this insert. It worked for me to do this and place the DVD movie inserts back to back do we could see what 2 movies were in each sleeve. I do think the sleeves are a little flimsy when they are packed with 2 discs and 2 dvd movie art covers. If you want it to be super tidy(sometimes the plastic sleeve doesn't stay closed)- maybe just place one DVD in each sleeve. Good luck! I am happy to reduce my dvd storage space and these are worth having!
729845
I'm afraid I can't answer your question because I am using mine to store old VHS Tapes, which as you know are bigger then a CD. However, I just counted one of my cases it holds 35 VHS tapes. I am quite satisfied with this item. Hope I was able to help with your decision.
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I don't understand your 'push-out' terminology. The drive bays are pretty much what you see in the photos: 2 external 5-1/4-inch bays for DVD drives; 1 external 3-1/2-inch bay for a floppy drive; 2 internal locations for mounting 3-1/2-inch hard drives; 1 internal location on the bottom of the case for mounting a 3-1/2-inch hard drives or a 2-1/2-inch SSD. I have one DVD drive installed. The other 2 "external" bays have plastic covers in place, which can be removed, of course. My remaining drive complement includes 1 hard drive and 1 SSD. BTW, there is plenty of room for a long video card.
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There are four internal 3.5" drive bays. There is, additionally, a 5.25" external drive bay that isn't used that some people use to hook up additional disks with an adapter. 4TB disks work in this system, if your operating system supports them. I've been particularly happy with WD Red disks in this chassis.
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They did not mean 12TB per bay, they meant 12TB total. Their claim of the unit's capacity was based on the hard drives available at the time.When this unit was released, the largest available hard drive was 3TB, so they claimed that the unit's capacity was 12TB (4 x 3). It can handle 4TB drives for sure. I suspect that Vantec's claim that it can handle 8TB (and likely 6TB) drives is true.
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There is space for two additional hard drives. I added one (1 TB SATA) hard drive to my system - it mounts directly below the master drive. There is space provided for a third drive, but it doesn't seem as accessible as the other two, so I won't comment on adding a third drive.
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they have disk holders/cases for the extra disks but we use a locking lid plastic container and it holds them all very neatly...I just stack cardboard from packaging in between each disk to protect them and our hands when looking through them. then we store it wherever we waqnt and it has a flat top so we can stack other things on top of it if we want...unlike the holders they sell.
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Each shelf holds about 26 classic jewel case CD's. Box sets will fit since there are no slots but some box sets (few) come close to hitting the bottom of the shelf above. For single CD's, I could get 10 shelves on one side so figure 260 x 4 = 720 jewel cases. By the way, not that the question was asked but with this many CD's, I found the weight to be significant enough so that when I want to rotate the unit, some of the tiny plastic rollers have popped out from the base of both my units. I love these units but I'm a little scared that the unit won't be able to rotate if it keeps happening. I've tried to limit rotating them because of this. Each shelf holds about 26 classic jewel case CD's. Box sets will fit since there are no slots but some box sets (few) come close to hitting the bottom of the shelf above. For single CD's, I could get 10 shelves on one side so figure 260 x 4 = 720 jewel cases. By the way, not that the question was asked but with this many CD's, I found the weight to be significant enough so that when I want to rotate the unit, some of the tiny plastic rollers have popped out from the base of both my units. I love these units but I'm a little scared that the unit won't be able to rotate if it keeps happening.... » Read More Each shelf holds about 26 classic jewel case CD's. Box sets will fit since there are no slots but some box sets (few) come close to hitting the bottom of the shelf above. For single CD's, I could get 10 shelves on one side so figure 260 x 4 = 720 jewel cases. By the way, not that the question was asked but with this many CD's, I found the weight to be significant enough so that when I want to rotate the unit, some of the tiny plastic rollers have popped out from the base of both my units. I love these units but I'm a little scared that the unit won't be able to rotate if it keeps happening. I've tried to limit rotating them because of this. « Show Less
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The disks come in different sizes and you can always use 2 ( to be really safe) . They work very well, just follow the instructions' I really like them.
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For others seeking an answer to this question, the answers aren't entirely correct. Plug it in stock and the answers are correct, you will see 4 drives. But this is meant to be used for a disk array. Google "RAID Types" and you'll get explanations. You can most definitely set it up as a RAID 0 and all your drives will be shown as 1 drive but it "stripes" all your data across all the drives in the RAID with no redundancy and is not recommended due to easy data loss. But you also can most definitely use this as a JBOD and 4 drives show up. On a side note, do not waste money on DrivePool. There are RAID and Partition managers out there that do a way better job for free. For others seeking an answer to this question, the answers aren't entirely correct. Plug it in stock and the answers are correct, you will see 4 drives. But this is meant to be used for a disk array. Google "RAID Types" and you'll get explanations. You can most definitely set it up as a RAID 0 and all your drives will be shown as 1 drive but it "stripes" all your data across all the drives in the RAID with no redundancy and is not recommended due to easy data loss. But you also can most definitely use this as a JBOD and 4 drives show up. On a side note, do not waste... » Read More For others seeking an answer to this question, the answers aren't entirely correct. Plug it in stock and the answers are correct, you will see 4 drives. But this is meant to be used for a disk array. Google "RAID Types" and you'll get explanations. You can most definitely set it up as a RAID 0 and all your drives will be shown as 1 drive but it "stripes" all your data across all the drives in the RAID with no redundancy and is not recommended due to easy data loss. But you also can most definitely use this as a JBOD and 4 drives show up. On a side note, do not waste money on DrivePool. There are RAID and Partition managers out there that do a way better job for free. « Show Less
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the product description states it can hold up to 1080 cd and 504 dvd s . I have two of these cases and I use them for video and the shelves can be adjusted to hold a mix of both cd cases and dvd /blue-ray cases so this will hold your collection with room for much more.
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Wow, at 2terrabyte why is that even an issue?? I have no idea.. Just use a huge external hard drive and it should be almost limitless. All I know is that 2tb seems like plenty, at least for me. In four years of many photos, I didn't even fill 250gig on my laptop that was my main computer at the time. I do like this all in one, tho it isn't quite as fast as I had hoped it would be. And I prefer the Windows seven side to the childish eight side. Love the large screen. Overall..I would recommend it..the storage should be plenty especially for a home computer.
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Each sleeve (or page) holds four dvds, two per side. Hope that helps. I love mine, it's much smaller than all the dvds in their cases. You can also order extra pages/sleeves later if you need to; mine came with an order form.
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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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There are 4 drive bays. I haven't done so, but I understand you can rig the DVD slot for an additional drive. I have already added USB external without a problem. As far as the larger that 2TB drives - sorry, I haven't tried that. I'm running two small drives to handle the OS in a RAID configuration and 2-2TB drives in a RAID for everything else. Just haven't had a reason to upgrade beyond 2TB yet.
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you would have 18 bays, * 4TB drives for a potential of 72TB of space.... HOWEVER - actual space will depend on the RAID mode you choose and the security and peformance you desire. Also a formatted 4TB doesnt really give you 4TB so you will probably have 3.2-3.6 TB from each drive. The real issue IMHO is the quality of 4TB drives and the performance. Unless you dont care about your data I wouldnt create a single volume that big.