Yup, you are 100% correct. I actually found this out by myself prior to your post. So the SCSI BootROM won't be loaded so long as the [RAID Utility] option in the CMOS (note: this is actually the onboard RAID BootROM) is enabled because the RAID BootROM has priority and Asrock didn't design...
Yes, everything works fine when the RAID utility option is disabled. I had been running it that way for at least 4 months now and I've experienced absolutely no problems. It's only when I enable the RAID utility that my SCSI card is not detected at all.
I've owned the Dual-VSTA for a while (without problems) but just recently I added 2 SATA drives onto the onboard SATA controller. When I enable the RAID (specifically the RAID Utility), at bootup my LSI Logic U160 SCSI card is no longer detected. Has anyone else experienced this problem...
Why are you trying to replace your Dell heatsink? The 4600 is one the quietest computers I've ever come across (Dell is reknowned for their low fan speeds). It's far quieter than my Thermalright SLK-947U w/ Enermax Adjustable in an Antec Sonata or my Alpha 8045 w/ Panaflo L1A with an Enermax...
I have the same card in my current WinXP machine. Drivers were detected upon startup, no need to download and manually install. It does work in 32-bit slots.
Such as ordering burgers "animal style" (without the special sauce and instead with mustard and ketchup I think?). There are more too, I forget them at the moment. It's nothing really special, I like In N Out burgers the way they are.
He's not being lazy. This is a well known fact in economics: special interests will set policy because there are a few bent on creating a law, and the people it hurts (the general public, us) do not have a group lobbying Congress for this specific issue because the opportunity cost is too high...
Thanks for the notice. I've been a big fan of the Santa Cruz but I don't recommend it to friends anymore because of the $60 price tag that hasn't changed since almost 2 years ago. $40 is a lot more reasonable.
Point number 1 is not true. There is no widescale evidence that retail CPUs overclock better than OEM CPUs. As far as I know, Intel and AMD use the same speed binning process for both retail and OEM. And in this case, it's a moot point because it would be extremely difficult to overclock a...
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