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It is impossible to get 500MB/s on a single or even on two combined GbE connexions. A single GbE link won't go over ~100MB/s.

Oh that's reassuring :roll: That you've had to do it several times, I mean.

Two RAID 0 arrays backing each other is simillar to RAID 0+1. Reliability-wise, you would be far safer with RAID 1+0. It was wiser ten years ago and that hasn't changed nowadays. Not harder for the controller either. No additional wasted space compared to what you already do (50% waste).

I do not care about SR's server, but SF's server has hiccups this evening.

As is reading press releases from the major players of the industry. I'm not aware of ANY 7200rpm 1TB 2.5" drive. If there was one, from anyone, the manufacturer's chief marketing puppet would be screaming it while running naked during baseball games. It hasn't happened, therefore, there are...

A fellow pirate? :rambo:

You have to be careful with miniITX systems. Gigabyte, for instance, only covers its miniITX boards with a 15 months warranty, compared to 3 years for its conventional boards. Asus covers them for 3 years and I'm not aware about Zotac and Intel (I suppose they both cover their miniITX boards...

Actually, HP printers' quality declined during Carly Fiorina era at HP. They were very good printer back in Lew Platt's days.

You do not run the F@h client on a laptop. Period. A laptop is only cooled by a puny tiny cheapo fan. You simply can't expect a laptop to last while doing a task using almost all the CPU ressources for hours and/or days in a row. It is not meant to be working that hard. Unless you despise...

That's because, like most of the 2.5" hard drive enclosures, it's snapped so you end up screwed instead of the enclosure.

You're the first 50+ years old guy I've known in my life who doesn't own a drill.

I don't know if you've repaired laptops, but I do on a regular basis and I'm with Merc ; just buy neither. Since Gateway's been bought by Acer, their quality has felt down the drain. Hp Pavilion have always been horrible. You've basicly wrote that you hesitate between the two worst laptop...

I have a new (in box, never opened) GigaByte X58-USB3 that one customer ordered but never came to pick up. PM me if you're interested.

From what I can read, the Samsung S2 500GB and 640GB models are 7200rpm, but the HX-MT010EA (the 1TB model) has a lower rpm. I didn't find its rotational speed on Samsung's web site, but and educate guess would be either 5200rpm or 5400rpm. AFAIK, there is currently no 1TB 7200rpm 2.5" drive...

It's a fulll ATX board so there's plenty of space to add a PCI-E1x USB 3.0 controller card if there's a need for it.

The GigaByte GA-Z68P-DS3 has both a COM and parallel ports on its back panel. The only video output is an HDMI port though, but you can put a cheap graphic card in the PCI-E16X slot to add more convenient outputs. It's a full ATX board, unfortunately. It should sell for approximately 100$...

Let's just say that I have a bad temper.

You're safer in Australia than any of my neighboors.

Something really needs to be done.

You can download it here and read the release notes here.

I thought their message was : "We're a bunch of illiterate moronic rednecks, with an IQ and yearly earnings in the two figures, who would like to bring America back to 1825". It's certainly the perception the rest of the world has about them and every time they show up in the news, United...

eBay is a no go because no one will buy a DDR2 stick slower than an average DDR stick of a previous generation. That's why I wrote it has no resale value. If Newegg will take it back and only punish you for 5$+ shipping, take the offer. You won't get a better deal by keeping it. AND GET RID...

So to resume, you're the proud owner of a slow-as-shit DDR2 stick of RAM that doesn't fit your motherboard and have close to no resale value because it is about the slowest kind of DDR2 RAM ever produced.

KVR400D2N3K2/26 : Kingston Value RAM 400MHz DDR2 N3 (timing : 3 cycles) Kit of 2. Normally, the last number is the size of the kit or stick in either MB of GB. 26, I don't know what it is.

That's probably what the Romans thought before 476 A.D. Yet they did. Have no worries, if you collapse, others will find the way to fill the void. But I'm looking at the possible replaments and I hope the U.S.A will figure it out.

International team. Right now, there are active members from the USA, Québec and Australia. There used to be Swedes, Canadians and Fins.

I find it particularly satisfying that it's my latest big unit that made us overtake Team Canada. We're far from what we used to be, but we're still gaining more positions than we're losing.

What about MySQL? Is it still free?

Except for HP's dv series, Acer's laptops are the worst of the bunch.

My guess would be just because he could. Another possibility is the i7 980 is necessary for fast multithreaded performances while switching from MS Word to Live Messenger and iTunes and the GTX580 is paramount to play games on Facebook.

An FAH big unit's time per frame.

I would use it as my signature if it wasn't already taken. Would I have more money, I would make a t-shirt with that statement on it.

He said he just ordered and he seems quite happy of his purchase. Now you tell him that he could have saved 180$. Evil man, you'll make him cry.

Now that would be surprising since it's Western Digital that bought Hibachi's storage divison.

I would take a picture and contact the manufacturer, explaining why this is a problem. You'll probably get replacements.

I really need to find a video of some desperate running and jumping from a cliff right now. Sell the system on fleabay and you'll have half the money to buy new parts to build a decent HTPC. One consuming way less power and operating much quietly too.

Ok, ok, ok, now stop posting. I've already said thanks once and I hate to repeat myself.

I would only go blind if they were pink. I already see red.

The pictures at the top of that article looks like a before/after picture of you, except the after is shown prior to the before. :D

2.5V is the normal DDR1 voltage. 1.8V is the normal DDR2 voltage. Confusion is Gregory's normal state.

Don't worry, at your age, it's quite normal ;-)

I'll send him an e-mail about it. Thanks for the replies.

I forgot to mention that he needs an optical SPDIF.

All I see these days are ultra-basic PCI audio card and everything else seems to have moved to the PCI-E interface. I have a customer who needs an SPDIF and can only plug a card into a PCI slot. I don't care about the audio processor. I only care about the price : cheap.

I think it was Tony who started the e-mail group, but it might as well been Mercutio. I know it wasn't me, but I participated. Too bad I lost those e-mails two or three years ago or I could have told you.

Daryl Hannah fan?

You don't have HDMI 1.4 cables and output? I never thought I would catch you being retarded on hardware.

Anyone else read Chewy's post, because it's probably the reason why Greg can't use all his sticks. And I'm with Time regarding wasting the supplier's time. As a seller myself, I sympatise. To confirm that it's the motherboard/CPU's fault, ask your supplier to try the RAM on another...

Their 135TB model has a motherboard with two gigabit ports on it. Still easy to saturate, but better than a single port.

I've just realized that while the thread dated back to Jan 14th, it was already the 15th in kangaroo land. Nevermind.