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Thanks for all your suggestions! Virtualization might be an option if the virtual machine can see a proprietary card that is installed in the machine.

We have some very old computers running DOS and Windows 3.1. Would anyone have any recommendations on new hardware to run these old operating systems? Thanks

Say what???? :dunno:

Most remote car starters shut the motor off when you open the door.

No seat heat. If I wanted to warm up the car, I'd have to get up even earlier.

I've been having issues with my system. I'll try to get back online when I get home from work today.

When I got up at 4:30AM, it was 9F. You know it's cold when the foam in your cars seats don't move when you sit on them. :mrgrn:

Quote "A commissioned oak and aluminum case" Aparently he built it for someone else. Maybe it's for a tech company that wants to show off their stuff.

WOW :o

Just plug your powerstrip into it and use the remote!

Something like this? :D

It's my understanding that memory with different timings will default to the slowest.

P5-133XL wins at the Tech Report :thumbleft:

It's odd that there is no 'stand alone' folding program.

Looks like a good reason to get out of the memory business.

I would think Intel would add a revision number or tweak the part number.

Intel recall?

I still write small xxx.bat scripts to copy a large amount of data. I sure beats all the "are you sure..." that you get with the GUI. These run from the command prompt. And they seem to run faster.

Maybe this Clean Boot instructions from MS would help.

Does anyone have any recommendations on a utility to check and change the acoustics of WD hard drives? Thanks

That's what I was afraid of. Thanks!!!

We have an old computer with a 3Ware 8506 Raid card in it and two 400GB hard drives in RAID-0. It's running XP. The 400GB drives were full so I replaced them one at a time with 1.5TB hard drives, letting them rebuild before installing the second drive. The plan was to use Acronis Disk...

You never know! :eek:

What's the difference (except size) between the memory cache already in hard drives and adding SSD??

Folding is manipulating proteins to find a cure for deseases. By using thousands of small computers, you end up with a 'supercomputer' of sorts. After 9-11 there were snail mail envelopes showing up with anthrax spores in them. The 'folding nation' switched to looking for a cure for human...

If a SSD is used as the boot drive, would it be smart to move the pagefile (swapfile) to a different drive? Wouldn't it help with the wear?

Glass Speakers.

Except there are two exhaust fans between the motherboard and the power supply.

The picture of the rear of the case shows the power supply mounting holes above the two rear facing fans. Which i believe is above the motherboard.

It doesn't come with a power supply. It takes a standard PS2 power supply.

From Thermaltake.

This would make me sick.

I just set up a CD with 6 flavors of Acronis, Acronis Disk Dir, and Makrium Reflect. They all work! :smile:

Thanks!

You must have been really hungry! :grin:

And 'Bird in Hand', 'Paradise', 'Intercourse'. :o

Sounds like you should investigate virtualization. This would allow multiple operating systems to all run at the same time on the same hardware. SAS is a SCSI hard drive connected with a serial cable rather than the traditional parrallel cable. It has no bearing on what you want to do. You...

"I wasn't a fan of the original menu structure, which force categorizes your programs under submenus since I wanted them all in the main menu, but that was easily fixed by a little manual editing of the syslinux.g4d file after the drive was setup." Could you explain this for us dummies?

It works on the two Acronis versions I have. COOL!

Would this utility be able to do multiple versions of Acronis on one disc?

Happy New Year to Everyone!!!

A lot of cars these days shut off their aux ports when the key is turned off. Might be worth while checking out.

Jeff Bridges can't hold a candle to John Wayne.

The cable is one that allows the use of a SAS hard drive on a SATA controller.

Has anyone used a SAS to SATA cable? Do you need a separate SATA controller, or can you use the motherboard SATA connectors?

After the time I spent in Vietnam, south east Asia would not be on my vacation list.

Quote from HardOCP which was apparently quoted from Intel: "Intel® Rapid Storage Technology, version 10.1 adds support for hard disk drives with capacities greater than 2 terabytes in AHCI mode. It is important to note that booting to these larger capacity hard drives also requires an operating...

MERRY CHRISTMAS

Great site! Thanks

Could these drivers be more for the new sector size rather than disk capacity?