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Has anyone used them? What are your impressions? I'm looking at buy a lot of the AE310C 10/100 Mbps PCI Adapters with a Realtek Chipset. Thanks for your comments. BR

Your math was correct. There is an error: 7Kb divided by 1024 equals 0.006836 (you wrote 0.006336). However, I think that was a typo, because 300MB limit divided by 0.006836 equals the value you arrived at: 43,885. No need to quibble for typos, the verdict is nonetheless the same. PS: I was...

Any offers for selling me SmartSuite so that I can give it a try? BR

Sorry, I have no experience with Telstra, but this is a great thread with great knowledge being dispersed. I'd love to complain about my ISP, but it seems irrelavent after seeing the Oz nightmares. BR

My personal experience has been good with the WD400BB families (20 GB - 40 GB per platter). No failures yet. I've been interested in trying the Samsung 7,200 rpm flavor. BR

Tannin, That "Microsoft's fault" notion has always bewildered me. I understand the concepts of cache failing to 'flush', but the same principle should hold true if you simply cut power to the drive, yet it doesn't happen. Through SMART commands and proprietary utilities, drive manufacturers...

Tannin, apparently you have gobs of time on you hands. I'll have the Bartender put a kettle on for us, and then help you out in the garden; tomatoes should be perfect this time of year. Hopefully in the next month or so, I can start planting again. The peach tree is already in bloom, and the...

Handruin, Fine job with the whole site, keep up the good work. BR

Cry, O weeping Tannin - I just step into the garage! BR

What version of WDDIAG did you run? What is the Model number on the drive? BR PS - Protege drives are at a premium since they are in half of the Microsoft XBOX consoles.

Tannin, Good of you to help your customer. Personally, I would not have used a Protege drive, as it is my least favorite "new" drive, save the U series. Didn't WD DIAG return a four digit code? BR

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Soltek, Epox, Elitegroup O my! As of late, they have all proven reliable, stable, and cost effective for me. The SL-75DRV2 has been very enjoyable to use as a Socket-A solution. The ECS D6VAA has been very cost effective and stable as a dual PIII solution. For a bottom-of-the-barrel...