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Intel. They needed someone to take all of their crappy i850 based boards.

Yeah, the funky kind, like 1+1=3.

Hasn't anyone paid Sales Tax for this batteryyet?

Good question Merc. Time, what PCI-E video card are you using with these nForce4 boards?

How did they come up with 48-miles per hour?

None that I know of Steve. Time, I personally like the Gigabyte GA-K8NF-9, it doesn't have any fans. :D

My summary for WD during 2004 is available: http://www.hlmcompany.com/wd-2004.php

Probably. :D For my personal systems, I use Microsoft Natural keyboards.

Abit AN8 ECS KN1 EXTREME MSI K8N NEO4-F MSI K8N NEO4-Platinum MSI K8N NEO4-Platinum SLI

Indeed, my disti has: Asus A8N-SLI DELUXE Asus A8N-SLI Asus A8N-E Gigabyte GA-K8N ULTRA-SLI Gigabyte GA-K8NXP-SLI Gigabyte GA-K8N ULTRA-9 Gigabyte GA-K8NF-9 Plus the Abit, ECS, and MSI variants. Interestingly, the Asus boards are listed as having 1394a connectors, while the Gigabyte boards...

:rofl: "If only our powers were used for good."

Well, my disti seems to have plenty of the ADA3200BIBOX in stock.

I'll go out on a limb and guess that Hitachi will be including that exact market.

Piyono, are you going to be creating or using files close to or larger than 4 GB? If so, FAT32 will not work for you.

Like Splash.

I expect you're correct P5, I was working from memory and today its been a bit fuzzy.

Both FDISK and FORMAT should work. However, with the FORMAT command you'll need to enter the size as a percentage, not bytes.

If the BIOS supports the drive's LBA count, then you should be able to use a Windows 98SE diskette to make one large partition.

More things to ponder: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/4357613.stm

Nope. I've had two Asus boards fail and I didn't see the cost effectiveness of trying to RMA them. I'm happy that my disti still has a decent supply of the GA-7VT600P-RZ boards. They work real nice with Sempron 2500+ CPUs and make for a great office system.

Great articles guys. I haven't been able to read both of them completely through yet, but it will be a delight to do so.

Sorry, I'm not terribly excited about IE7.

Both operating systems will work with the correct Service Pack. Both benefit greatly by having 48-bit LBA support from the BIOS. I realize that you do not have an updated BIOS for your motherboard that would work, however, I would still recommend a BIOS that does. Either purchase a new...

DO NOT use DDO with an NT based operating system. DO obtain BIOS support for the drive.

On the 2005FP coupled with a Matrox P650 (DVI) I was able to use the native resolution of 1600 x 1200, which I disliked. :)

An IT group: BOFH: Ba****d Operator From Hell PFY: Pimple Faced Youth (his assistant).

Episode 9 - Critical Mass of Geeks :mrgrn:

What a disheartening reason to revive this thread. We look forward to your continued posts on Storage Forum.

Not entirely, they put control of the heads back in the hands of a stepper motor and this HSA runs on a circular track around the platters. :D

I just removed all previous versions of FireFox and Mozilla from my system, including the deletion of any folders and files (except I exported my bookmarks), installed 1.0.1 and I still don't have the resize problem. :eekers:

Especially from Supermicro; I've never seen them easy on anyone's budget.

Neat. But it seems that this product would be best suited for folding. More drives with more capacity would be better.

Good point. Why Areca for your RAID Solutions Areca's Controllers deliver extreme performance RAID 6 functions, firmware-embedded web browser-based RAID managers, SNMP, and SNMP agents via LAN port, with no software required. They also support greater than 2TB per volume set and Battery Backup...

Also at: http://www.areca.us/

Nice review. Looking further into Areca, I like their ARC-1210 /1220 /1230 /1260 series SATAII cards.

Handy link Steve. The traffic on Interstate 5 looks typical, although it seems a bit light around Boeing Field for 7 am. Now, at 7:30 it's starting to slow down. I like the video cameras too. The one at the 5 and S320th exit is very familiar, I had friends that lived near Browns Point and I...

Episode 8 . . . What an opening sentence. :D

It's not the fault of FireFox if you let Tea do the typing. Those bulky fingers are bound to hit multiples keys at one time or another.

Really? Well, here is a sample of FireFox, Mozilla, IE, and Opera: The one benefit to Mozilla is that you can remove the Status Bar and Component Bar, but in FireFox it isn't hogging up the bottom of the window to begin with!

Thanks for the links Steve.

Haul a small generator around that is run by a bicycle and have Tea do a little exercise.

Apparently Carly's way led to the highway.

And probably not as good. Around here it seems hard to find good lamb unless you go to a Persian store -- and there aren't very many of them.

The angle and the color?

Maybe Seagate. There are several players in the 2.5" market now, and hopefully the competition will help spurn the advancement in technology and help all manufacturers to be relatively close with capacity points. I am interested in seeing how this market is in Q4.

So, you have four SATA ports? Are all ports controlled by the same processor, or are two native to the chipset and two controlled by something from Promise, etc.?

This is great news. Let's push away from 3.5" drives and make 2.5" mainstream for the desktop environment. Not only do the 2.5" drives use less power, they also generate less heat and noise, not to mention they use less enclosure real estate. Plus, they’re normally manufactured as portable...

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