Not really a setup, but it's a Mac nonetheless, setup downstairs in my hi-fi cabinet.
Newest addition as of just under a week ago:
Mac mini as my NAS/media server. An expensive route to go, but at least it guarantees full compatibility with my Macs (something that Windows Home Server simply couldn't do) and paid a good price for it. Not the best time to purchase, but considering its usage, I'd have to pay a tad more for Ivy Bridge when it comes out (I'm guessing around £50-60) and wouldn't get any more usable performance. Even if USB 3.0 comes about, I'll still be limited by Wi-Fi speeds when it comes to transfers to the external drives, and it doesn't see many sequential transfers anyway. Will probably function as an HTPC soon.
The laptop drive on the top on its side there is from my MBP, and is connected to the mini for Time Machine backups of my two Macs, and the drive next to it is going to be for my FLAC rips (as it was before). It's tidier than it looks in there!
Newest addition as of just under a week ago:
Mac mini as my NAS/media server. An expensive route to go, but at least it guarantees full compatibility with my Macs (something that Windows Home Server simply couldn't do) and paid a good price for it. Not the best time to purchase, but considering its usage, I'd have to pay a tad more for Ivy Bridge when it comes out (I'm guessing around £50-60) and wouldn't get any more usable performance. Even if USB 3.0 comes about, I'll still be limited by Wi-Fi speeds when it comes to transfers to the external drives, and it doesn't see many sequential transfers anyway. Will probably function as an HTPC soon.
The laptop drive on the top on its side there is from my MBP, and is connected to the mini for Time Machine backups of my two Macs, and the drive next to it is going to be for my FLAC rips (as it was before). It's tidier than it looks in there!