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I'm not sure, but this thread might head you in the right direction: http://www.storageforum.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4752

LOL - the Top Posters graph looks like something from SR, with Mercutio statistically emulating the X15.4, Handy & Blakerboy neck and neck as the Maxline III and the Deskstar 7K400! I can't believe I'm up towards the top, ahead of Tea and Tannin! I must have way to much free time on my hands...

Netopia, LinkSys, D-Link, Netgear - several years of no lockups. For some reason my old Netopia router is quite dear to me -- maybe because it cost so much, or maybe because it didn't have a fancy GUI (Telnet baby!).

:bibber: THESE 4400+ x2 CPUs ARE TAKING FOREVER! None of the online retailers have them, and my distributors are talking August 31st before they arrive! :bibber:

Ditto.

I just purchased 5 of those BenQ drives, and they seem to work just fine. I used one to burn several CDs this weekend, and my Magix audio software seemed quite happy with the drive.

Too bad you're in Australia, I have a couple new Tekram cards I'm looking to sell. I tried eBay, but no one reached my reserve price. :(

LOL - great emoticons Steve! Schultz is a big party pooper.

They're German, what would they know about CPUs?

I just tested, and as I suspected, it's not case sensitive. Dave, I intalled 2003 Server, SP1 and any Express updates. I activated the roll of the server for Applications (IIS, ASP.Net). I copied your HTML code, created a new page and then switched your MoveIt.exe to iexplore.exe (of course...

Just a wild guess, could the file name be case sensitive? I know that isn't normal with Windows (at least it wasn't that way with NT), but my host uses Unix, and everything is case sensitive.

Believe me, I would never argue with someone like Mercutio who has had an unusually high volume of WD drives fail. To disagree with his personal experiences would demand that he is a liar, which would be very presumptuous on my part. Nonetheless, from my experiences, his example is unique...

Not speaking from personal experience, but it seems bizarre.

They're nice drives Paugie. No, they don't include the latest platter density or FDB, but they have worked well for me.

Hoolie doolie! That's not your average business machine.

Just as an alteration from one of my earlier posts: VIDEO: The Matrox P650 PCI-E with 128MB RAM has a small fan -- YUCK!

Nope, mine's the two-tone purple and grey with the dice hanging from the rear-view mirror.

Fantastic!

You may want to try Ontrack UK or Disklabs. http://www.disklabs.com/ http://www.ontrack.co.uk/

Buck's idea of a surfboard: http://www.pintailyachts.com/images/duchbg.jpg

If I'm not mistaken, Toby didn't have much to say.

It really puts you in a bind when you blame all your schizophrenic sock puppets, and they rightfully plead not-guilty.

Peter, If you do go down the data recovery path, the best companies in and around the U.S. are Action Front, Data Mechanix, and Ontrack. I have personally work with all of them; Data Mechanix is local for me, which makes them convenient and it helps that they're nice blokes (don't be fooled by...

That is purely heresay Tea! Old man Wilson was around -- but you young simian were still hanging on the rack at Myer's.

Someone slap Taz, he mentioned that bar two blocks down with all the fancy neon lights and watered-down drinks.

Sold! :D

The AW4020C-T should make for a nice server.

Hey, those are the same performance specs that I get with my car!

Possibly, and if it is, I'm sure it's purely out of necessity.

Sorry for the hijacked thread mubs. :(

:hurl:

I'm in the same boat as Mercutio.

Why don't you just hire someone to do your work for you or conscript your kid for the task? :D

The worst is when the Grammar Police come out, they're a real pain in the behind. Fortunately, they've been inactive for months, sort of like a volcano - you never know when they're going to blow.

Welcome ex-Redhill customer.

Cute kid Will. Congratulations to you and your wife. Drinks on the house, Bartender put it on my tab. PS: How many ounces are in a pound?

Is that from your personal museum mubs? Where is the wax statue of you? :D

Hoolie doolie! That looks like a linotype machine I used to use.

'tater TOT?

I don't know, what would be easier, making the walls taller, or getting a roll-up screen?

To hang on the wall in the house that you're never at anymore?

I received the P-180 case, and it's big. My delivery person thought it was a mini fridge. lol That is what I said the first time it was mentioned on this forum.

Nope, but thanks for the tip. I'm sure I'll get asked this type of question at some time in my life.

Within the next week I'll be assembling a system with the P-180 case and a 4400+ x2 CPU. Customer specified both, and in this situation I think the P-180 case will provide what they need (although I wouldn't normally quote such an expensive case, nor one with a door).

Oops, didn't see the He bit. I wasn't sure with just Alex. Sorry.

Congratulations Will, I hope all goes well for mom and Jr. or Juniorette.

:bibber: Bummer.

Adios Tonto and the horse you rode in on.

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