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Here are the read speeds for a 16GB Extreme Pro CF (rated 90 MB/sec.) and a 32GB Extreme Pro SDHC U1 (rated 45 MB/sec.) on the Lexar USB 3.0.

XP64 is the oldest OS I would be using, but eventually perhaps Windows 8 if I make it. I know XP64 does not natively support the 3TB drives, but the USB 3.0 circumvents that. However, individual drives are out of the question. I need to replace at least a small 4-bay 8TB individual eSATA box...

That about sums it up. :) DDR2 is so different than DDR it should have been easy to see the difference.

Somehow this drive does not seem to be working right, when it was fine for a year in the laptop. :(

How can it be anything else than the wrong kind of RAM? Do you have photos of the two kinds of RAM?

I haven't made any friends either. :spiderman:

Are there any external enclosures of the compact tower type that house 4-5 3TB drives and be used with older OS? I don't need the RAID, though JBDOG could work if it can tolerate being separated later on. Preferably the interface would be USB 3.0 or maybe SATA, but no sluggo GbE NAS stuff.

I don't think there is much if any research. They just summarized (rather limited) data from other sources. That is probably most of what is available for free.

So I have another reader enroute, but it is stuck at the Fredex. :(

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Tech support has not done anything about the Samsung drive. Does anybody know when the WD drives are shipping? It is probably a long shot, but maybe they function where the Samsungs do not.

That would be fine for resistive loads, yet I suspect the actual power drain is not such a simple equation.

Warning about what? The SSDs seem OK compared to hard drives. Do some people think they are infallible?

Gateway was notorious for that many years ago.

403 - Forbidden: Access is denied. You do not have permission to view this directory or page using the credentials that you supplied. Stupid Windows update. :(

It is higher, 1.325V.

I think mine is about 12.5V or higher.

Are you are playing for a US team?

I use gaffer's tape so it is never enough. It is always good to keep a roll around your arm like a bracelet. ;)

Meh. I've had one for going on a year now. Six cores are nice for LR, PS, PTGUI, etc., but the CPU really pumps out heat under load when the voltage is increased to reach 4.3 or 4.4GHz. If you are going to run that night and day maybe 4GHz is about right.

If something breaks loose the balls will go into orbit. :)

It would be for small boat and small plane or helicopter use with lenses like the 24-105. I really should buy the KS-6, but it is so large/heavy.

I was trying to get by with the KS-4, because they are so heavy as it is.

I'm thinking about buying one for stills, not video. The primitive lead battery pack is turning me off though. Anybody have problems with SLA in the checked luggage?

DPP launches in less than a seocnd, though it is not so good with >3000 files in a folder. Breeze Browser and Photomechanic are excellent apps, and of course there is LR.

I have a multitude of CF and other readers. For USB 2.0, the OmniFlash Uno! UDMA is my favorite small one. Reads/writes are capped by the USB 2.0. Writes are about 30MB/sec. and reads are a few MB/sec. faster. The Lexar Dual Slot readers perform well too, though the mechanics are hit and...

One Las Vegas is enough. Most of the people hanging around there are not so nice. :(

Sure, but there are many fully-featured apps for image organizing and editing. Generally the assumption is that anyone who shoots RAW would have something anyway.

What would be the point of that, just viewing the thumbnails in an office PC ?

The drive no longer exists. Odd.

That is WAY too much area for the power plant. How do we know that the land will not have other value later, not to mention messing up the environment in large chunks? That con artist dude uses the word useless to describe the land. Perhaps he is the useless one. ;)

So it is bullsh*t?

I thought it was the other way around. :(

Yes, Eugene autoregistered most of the main members. ;)

The more I read the more it sounds like a scam.

It looks like a bullseye target for something to attack.

Will Seagate drives use the Hitachi innards next year?

Wrong forum? I guess that is better than the typcial TN, but the gamut is not so good.

It's been a very long time since RAM made a major difference for most apps. Maybe back in the Willamette/RDRAM days... :shaking:

The labels are falling off of two hard drives, one of whch is very noisy as the adhesive gives and the clack is heard. Now I assume to remove or cut it off will invalidate the warranty. :(

Not so much at SR compared to here. That place underwent massive changes when the forums were restored. The Bar and Grille section was fairly new then and really exploded after the MBF. So many of the regulars stopped posting or posted very little, and others came here.

Most of the big box store staff are the uneducated salespeople types that regurgitate the specs until you want to scream. :frusty: I picked up the remote, aimed it at one and pushed the power button, but he did not get it. There are maybe one or two people in the stores who know anything.

Why does this not surprise me?

When I went on the 3-TV spree in Q1, I could not figure out as much at the showrooms as I liked. Colors were all over the place and even Blue Ray did not look as I had hoped. Mostly I noted the unevenness of some models and there were a few differences in viewing angles. The Sony's looked...

Does anyone use a gyro stabilizer?

Was that for undergrad? Were you a physics major or something else? Anyway, I'm not sure I trust students very much. :) When I was a student a few eons ago, some geniuses blew up and burned almost an entire floor of the Chemistry building. :(

Liquid nitrogen is rather dangerous to handle as it can splash or leak from improper containers that cannot handle temperature changes. We had some employee frostbite injuries back in the day. Liquid nitrogen is not something that most people need in their homes anyway.

Are you there in attendance?

It was so many years and usernames ago, I don't remember Tony's involvement.

I hope it cools down soon. I will be ~in your neck of the woods on Tuesday.