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Be careful. The Gov. may shoot it down as a spy plane. :D

Too much vibration?

Most of the time the difference between 2 cores and 4 is not as much of an improvement as 1 to 2 was. :(

I've used over a dozen drives of all sorts in the Black X without any problems. The power brick is connected to a UPS of course.

Can you compare it to the WD 500GB drive?

My 70-200/f 4 IS is exceptional under most conditions, but I can't think of any others that are uniformly so. Which lens(es) are you discussing?

How well does that work out? I assume that the first UPS, connected to the wall, generates power first in the event of a blackout and then the second one engages after the first one is depleted. However, the second unit would be receiving a charge input from the first UPS in addition to the...

I got something too. :( A virus is spreading around.

http://www.seagate.com/www/en-us/products/desktops/barracuda_hard_drives/barracuda_lp It is very strange. How did they choose 5900 RPM?

All Mormons don't wear that style underwear, at least not in daily life. Don't ask how I know. :)

Is there any chance of something serious with her? ;)

Because you are probabaly too impatient to do what is necessary to get best from the Canon bodies, i.e., buy alternate prime lenses, etc. and carry a large bag-o-lenses. Nikon is more practical for anything wide. The 14-24 and 24-70 are an excellent combo. It is worth getting a D3X this...

It is not very good, and definitely does not create more control. Make sure you can return it.

The Antec is quite bulky and suffers from the common rear switch/cables design. I prefer the switch to be in the front and cables in the rear. I use a compact 4-drive external enclosure for the fixed drives.

Liebermann http://forums.storagereview.net/index.php?showtopic=11854

I use a Thermaltaco Black X for the temporary SATA drives. It works fine with 3.5 and 2.5" drives, though some will run quite warm. The base has good weight to it, unlike some other flimsy docks that slide around.

I've been using Flukes since the 70's. How sensitive are the clamps? The Fluke meter I still have is from the early 90's. I paid around $400 for it at the time. It has not been used since the accident.

I'm skeptical, since a 256MB buffer would exhibit different write speeds at different file lengths. I'm not seeing that in ATTO or other write tests.

No. I was replying to Maxbun's post. No settings report the input data. The Kill-O-watt was useless, dying after minimal use. I don't think a clamp would be very accurate at the low power levels. Is there something better than the K*O*W, but not in the typical >$100 range?

What is the source of your information? I found nothing in the data sheet.

Crap; the board ate my post.

How much cache and what battery? Or do you mean there is a cap just sufficient to allow writing the buffer contents?

This makes me wonder if cache buffer would help an SSD. Is there none in the X25-E? There would be enough space if there were 3.5" drives rather than 2.5" drives.

How does a strap-on hard drive work?

WTF?

Probably not affordably or with decent speed.

I'd keep the XSi over the others. 12MP is about right for the small sensors. It's not too late to go Nikon.

STILL in stock out. Perhaps I should wait for the next capacity step at 5400 RPM. When will there be 750GB drives?

I've been using this one for X64. Bullzip PDF Printer At least it has enough quality options.

My oldest UPS is a TrippLite from about 11 years ago. The batteries were replaced once, but it works great for Cable box/TV/Video/DVR. Unfortunately it is only 650VA and too small for my current computer setup, but has a good run time. I also have a TrippLite 12V power inverter, purchased...

The UPS was $126 — probably about what it is worth. The run time is 19 minutes, which is much better than 5 minutes on the old UPS. :) The time remaining display is nice and I especially like the ability to turn off the annoying beeper. ;) The only remaining question is how much power it uses...

Now with 64MB cache... http://www.wdc.com/en/products/products.asp?driveid=610 So the three I have with 32MB are obsolete?

The room needs lighting.

The disease?

The adapter does not fucntion correctly. I think it can wait for future upgrades in a few years or when mouse and KB die.

So we bought a new UPS, the APC XS 1300LCD, and it is charging now. I hope it is a decent UPS for the purpose. What do you think of that for all my hard drives? Are the power readings and run times accurate?

Mouse and keyboard are PS/2. Are there KVM switches with PS/2 and USB?

Both! There are good free programs for XP32. The best one I found for XP64 is a cheap shareware.

Greg, RAM disks and SSD are apples and oranges. I've been using RAM disks for about 7 years. While they are very good for certain purposes, they are not a substitute for a fast drive. If you want high performance, balanced desktop system, use a mixture of approaches including the RAM disk...

How can I connect a pen tablet to two PCs? I am using the KVM switch for the mouse already and I don't want any more manual switches.

Do the write transfer rates scale at least?

Seth?

What kind of performance are you getting with the RAID 0? Is it noticeably better for scratch?

Hyperbole. :) Meanwhile, I'm sick as a dog with some virus, :( so there will be no participation in Easter morning stuff this year.

Strange machine for HTPC. :scratch:

64GB X25-E is dropping. Hmm.

Where are the data drives? You will probably want 1TB or greater @5400 RPM, i.e., WD EADS or Samsung F2.

Super Talent? What is that crap?

I don't want to create an account. They always spam you. :(

More like 20. :p What is the purpose? It looks like the remote units used by the bomb squads.