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Hmmm. I know that street location exactly.

OK, OK. I've been accidentally electroshocked quite a few times, mostly in the 70s and 80s. The buzzing is painful and the strong ones through both arms taste bad and produce a very unpleasant emotional feeling for a minute of two. :shaking: Those white burn marks are strange too. It is best...

Why? Is it that serious? :monky:

I drove all the way there for several purchases, but there were none. Their stock tracking system is bogus to the extreme. (18 minutes, my ass.)

Sure. I need to keep all six cores of the 4.4GHz i7 busy. ;) My old system has had 8GB for over 1 1/2 years. 4x2GB was more expensive then and 4x4GB was not really an option. Each of my two subnotebooks only have 4GB, but they are running a 32-bit OS.

Sure. I need to keep all six cores of the 4.4GHz i7 busy. ;) My old system has had 8GB for over 1 1/2 years. 4x2GB was more expensive then and 4x4GB was not really an option. Each of my two subnotebooks only have 4GB, but they are running a 32-bit OS.

My OCX Vertex is awful now. It's slower than a decent 7200 RPM drive. The SandStorm drives or X25-M are the minimum you should consider now. A 40GB SandStorm is ~$100 and similar 60GB drives will probably be about that price on sale during this shopping season. :reindeer:

I have parts, but should I put a third computer together? What do you do with piles of extra stuff?

My main machine only takes 24GB so there is no upgrade path. I'm not sure if it worth upgrading from 8->16GB in the old one that takes DDR-2.

Even with the typo, how is that dirty? Maybe mildy derogatory, but not more.

No, they are not.

Advancing format (4KB clusters) is a major issue with RAID controllers, apparently. 3TB+ is another issue. WD suffers from both.

WHERE ARE YOU, TONY?

Right now it is a sluggo. :( Right now it is a sluggo. (

Right now it is a sluggo. :(

Do any controllers handle 3TB+ and advancing format drives yet or can be updated with firmware? a a

Do any controllers handle 3TB+ and advancing format drives yet or can be updated with firmware?

That is just four StoneForce drives on a RAID 0 controller, or does it have something else special?

Well, I'm not getting one either. The 800/5.6 IS is about the same price. :@:

http://www.lsi.com/channel/news/review/2010_11_17a.html Damn. Maybe DD will buy one. :mrgrn:

SF has been fine lately. I'm never certain of the problem. I know that some sites are plenty fast when SR is slow. What was that deal with the internet being composed of a series of tubes? Perhaps something is clogged. :rofl:

WU works for all of the fixes, but when it upgrades to IE 8 the computer craps out. :x

Maybe I'm not being clear or not understanding. Is there something that can be done in the PHY instead or with a specific combination?

Was it on a slow boat from China?

I don't know why more people don't use it and simply turn off the MS restore stuff.

This one? :scratch: Don't you remember Life's Been Good?

I thought electrocution was survivable. Apparently not. :DOH:

I think Joe was making a joke or maybe it was based to a degree on a real event.

Does True Image work correctly on 7 or not?

I was thinking perhaps some type of bridge broad (e.g., USB 3.0) that circumvents the evil 2TB drive limit would be nice.

I would vote for three speedings and no DL for life. :)

Bleh. The update only works with ACHI and not XP. :tdown:

My Maserati does 185 I lost my license now I don't drive I have a limo ride in the back I lock the doors in case I'm attacked

Oh, never mind. :oops:

Oh no, I surely hope not! I think it was just melting resins and contacts, but perhaps a few traces on the boards. The other 5 SATA ports are fine as far as I can tell.

They should dismantle more of the smaller ones. I wonder about the platters. :scratch:

I don't know how I could attach them to my computer, but a few would be nice. :compress:

I posted about that in the SSD thread. :)

Yikes! That could be a painful electrocution. I've had enough of those already. :blue: I'm quite sure the cables are connected to NMT 12VDC.

The normal price is $250 from conducting a few searches.

No. I grabbed the wrong power supply cable. It was so stupid like something I would have done in the 70s. :cry:

Even I know rundll32.exe syssetup,SetupOobeBnk.

Yeah, and it is a Seagate so the reliability is really questionable nowadays. :beye:

I don't trust OCZ worth a damn and two of them on a RAID 0 controller does not help that much. I hope the SandStorm II is better than the original. My 2 year old X25-E is still the fastest single drive I have and that is becoming ridiculous. The basic SandStorm is cheap and fast enough for...

How many computers are running and what is the power consumption of each? Are the CPUs a-flaming?

Do you think it will be much more expensive than Intel X-25E series SSDs per GB? I didn't find any prics.

I have the same old LSI 6Gbps SAS controller with three free ports. That should work, no?

Does the SmartAlign really work properly for dealing with the advancing format or is it a gimmick like overlay?

Much of that is due to an empty gut and fluid loss - not really permanent weight loss. Three days is a long time. Did you visit a physician?

What do you think of the Ultrastar SSD400S? :flower: