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What is relatively inexpensive, but uses the least power possible for the 2D use only?

It may have to wait until December. I am struggling with other issues now. :-x

The new(er) MSI video card resolved the 1920x1200 black lines and it works with the Egyptian. However, the software is not working in the x64 installation. It crashes and then the sensor is just stuck in the display. :(

The correct monitor INF does nothing. My olden computer is working with the monitor to some degree, so it must be a video card problem. I'm confused about which drivers to use. What is the relationship between NVideo, ATI, Radeon and AMD? I recall there are only two major companies left. Or...

I may need a better lens for testing the D7000. :)

It is probably on the software disc supplied with the monitor. I was hoping to avoid installing a mass of junk, but will try that too.

Thanks, but I need to try everything else first. The video is a Sapphos X1600 which is around four years old. I have two other cards here that I bought about a year ago for the 30" LCD disaster, an Asus EAH4350 (fanless, single width) and an MSI R3650. I don't have any discs at the moment...

Windows sees the monitor as a generic P&P. I tried every possible DVI cable on both inputs and removed the KVM switch. There is no DisplayPort on the video card to test. The best I can get at 1200x1920 is a picture that has random thin, black horizontal lines. It still blacks out...

I received the super fancy new 24" display today, but the color is terrible and it is stretched in the width. When I try to use the 1200x1920 setting the display blacks out and then returns to 1200x1600. I read that the single-linked cable should work and there is a similar one included in the...

... copying or outputting to a different drive is not possible with the array. :cursin: stupid cutout

They are all individual drives. I have not been haopy with the GbE speeds in the Windows. :crap: A compounding issue is that the

The F4 was $95 a few days ago. I was planning to buy one for testing out the advancing format, but became distracted by the TV and forgot about it. :porc:

I have 6x2TB of primary data drives (the WD2001FASS 7200 RPM drive is for WIP), backed up by another 6x2TB of individual drives. There are 5-8 other drives and additional complications, but the 6x2TB (~8TB filled) are the "live" data. Anything other than 1:1 filesync backup is not very...

Blech. I'm so accustomed to wireless mice now.

No, it is in TB. The X25-E drive is almost two years old. My X25-M G2 has 1.32TB, but it is used for the x64 OS/apps without any temp or page files.

I have over 13 TB on the old X25-E. I'm not sure what it was rated for, but the drive is only used for XP and temp files. I agree that 60TB is not much.

I hope the amount was not much.

Thanks. What is the deal with the RAM? I can't figure out the newfangled multipliers without a headache. Which speed rating is needed? Assuming I would get only 12GB, is 6x2 better than 3x4 for CPU overclocking? :monky:

There is no money for beasts. The majority of the funds will be exhausted on the monitor. :pale: If I spring for the big CPU, what can I buy for the remaining ~$1000 towards motherboard, RAM, video card (really cheap one) and case? I could probably reuse the same case, but it is nearly 10...

That is way beyond my level. :erm:

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I used to calibrate the display every few months, but have not done that since about a year ago. :( The more I read about calibration issues the more I'm thinking that the built-in type is worthwhile. The whole upgrade cost would approach $7K at this rate, and that does not include new hard...

I never found the 7K2000 to be a good performer and it is rather noisy and warm. Have they updated it to fewer than 5 platters?

I hope he is still alive. :sqnt:

It may not be the best idea. When the male half forgets anyway, there will be no excuse. :lol:

How is he doing?

Oh, never mind. That is not what I meant to write. :rnd:

No problems so far. I hope it is not a RAID issue.

It is over now (locally). Somehow, I don't feel any different.

Will the Samsungs even be available throught the usual channels, or only to the OEMs?

It is 10-10-10, bleh. :cyclops:

This is bullsh*t. :mad:

It is in all the stores now. I'm trying to get it working now. :crnval:

SP3 does not work? Weird.

Since a couple of weeks ago the array becomes corrupted frequently and needs to be reformatted. For the past week I've been running one drive only without issues. I'll try the other drive for the next week.

The difference in cost between the two monitors is almost $1000. The specs are the same except for the built-in calibrator.

It's not an outlier, it's a RADI StormF***. :???:

I have a $7 keyboard and $25 mouse. They are just fine. :) The Wacom is far more expensive.

Your'e probably right. Maybe I should buy a cheaper monitor and get the good CPU.

I experienced that staggering benefit of the X25-E almost two years ago. It is high time for a better one. :santa:

Well, we shall see. :skepo: There are so many bogus rumors year on year. I'm pretty well set on the D7000 for this year.

Shopping where, Fry's?

Let's hope the latest SandStorm is more reliable. It's not so fun to reformat every half-dozen boots. I'm not convinced that the transfer rates are realistic either, if they continue the multiply by two theory of compressible data.

Yes it was. I don't know what the deal is with the host.

Is it certain that the new generation of X25-E will only be 3Gbps?

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What do I click on? Nothing is happening other than the e-mail link.

Of course. A new X25-E or nothing.

Bust I just installed a new RAID card a few months ago. :mad:

How would the Sandstone bridge CPU compare to the i7, both at ~4GHz?