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  1. Help! My ReadyNas X6 is dead and I can't recover my files

    It is no need. Raid can be reconstructed virtualy with R-studio, winhex, Ufs explorer etc. After that, you can get access to your data . The only problem is , job is not for newbies. Definitely you need special skills for that. If you need remote assistance, i can help, write me private message.

  2. SSD&Sleep?

    Sandforce based SSD drives had an issue with sleep mode, when they never awake after sleep, but according to the vendors, this bug was solved with newer updates.

  3. HDD errors after cpu overclock

    Best choice is RMA

  4. Intel RAID 5 Migration

    Newer controller won't start initializing nor rebuilding without your permission, so you can try to connect. Everything depend on Firmware. In any case, you can save array service data (around few Mb ) stored on the back of each drive, if it be spoiled and you will need to roll it back.

  5. Can't access files from a HDD I took out of its enclosure (Seagate Backup+)

    If there is no hw encryption was set, just open the drive with R-studio. You'll see all the files.

  6. Problem with boot drive, please help

    If you made second and 3d partitions as secondary ones ( one MBR-MasterBootRecord for all), you can allocate only one boot partition. But if you could create several primary partitions (each has its own MBR) , you can allocate several boot partitions, and install several different windows.

  7. OCZ Vertex 3 120GB SSD intermittently not detecting on boot

    Thats normal for ocz vertex drives. When they died, after awhile can resurect for a little again. Problems with nands chips ans crc correcting

  8. Trying to clone to a partition

    Try R-studio. There is option: Copy object to..

  9. 128gb ssd raid worth it??

    Raid0 always more dangerous than others , this is main disadvantage.

  10. Raid 0 Recovery Help

    Yes ,should work, but check the result under windows (winhex has compare option ). Sometimes, raid controllers limit logical size of disks with HPA command (ata standart). In this case , original drive will be a little bit "smaller" than recipient. Service data won't be transfered.

  11. 128gb ssd raid worth it??

    In this case, better create span (JBOD) , same volume size, and no so much fear if one drive crash, like in Raid0

  12. 128gb ssd raid worth it??

    Depend on how are you going to build Raid. If software one, raid0 on SSD won't give you much benefits, better buy bigger drive 256Gb or more.

  13. Raid 0 Recovery Help

    According to the description of your motherboard, raid0 was built by VIA southbridge, not with Windows LDM manager. Considering this, raid config was stored in special service area on the back of each drives, and this data was wiped or deleted somehow. In this case you have few options: Create...

  14. WD red drives vs. AV-GP drives?

    According to the vendor this drive has difference in few things: Red drives more adapted for NAS storages (no sleep mode - during short inactivity), and it doesn't have static spindel rotation (like 5400 fro AV-GP) , rotating of platters can be manipulated by FW in real time for Red drives...

  15. new SSD Samsung 840 EVO makes a high pitched sound that varies

    No worries, if this "songs" doesn't disturb you much, drive will live same long as usual. Or you can RMA it, thats the reason, of course. Later, noices will decrease.

  16. new SSD Samsung 840 EVO makes a high pitched sound that varies

    Thats throttles can sing . Does sound synchronized with writing/reading something?

  17. maintaining raid arrays when upgrading to this mobo

    MS Server 2008 R2 won't work on another Mobo without new install ( or over old one) . It sticks to the many things like ID of hardware devices.

  18. maintaining raid arrays when upgrading to this mobo

    Supermicro RAID FirmWare stores array configuration just on the back of each disk (service area) . If your chipset newer, than it will catch older configuration, but not other way around .

  19. Solid State vs Disc

    Those one, probably, Vertex Pro drives, based on Indilinx (Barefoot) controllers.

  20. Solid State vs Disc

    No, i don't. It is too early to discuss failure rate. But should be much better compare with older (SandForce ones) . Marvell MCU is ARM based core, used for Micron C400/500/Crucial drives.

  21. Formatting hard drive -- stupid question

    Wipe 0 sector (Master Boot record) with any HEX editor ( i like winhex). After that, you'll be able to format the drive.

  22. Intermittent Issues are the worst.

    The drive possible, has a bit of bad blocks. Test it with hddscan under windows. The second suggestion, is overheating or dirty contacts between pcb and preamplifier pad . .

  23. Solid State vs Disc

    SandForce is the main culprit . MCU's sf-12xx and sf-22xx families are affected . Those tons of FW updates they have released, couldn't fix issue with read\write errors on nands . Long before, Sandforce claimed , their core could deal with cheap and bad quality nands . A lot of developers...

  24. Why do cables go bad so easily

    The cables which are more often bended, die faster.

  25. Anyone bought a Seagate OEM Hard Drive lately?

    Yes, that is going to be normal for OEM Seagate drives

  26. 1 out of 3 USB ports not working... Please Help!

    Check bios configuration. USB interface could be switched off

  27. Bad Video Card or something else?

    Depend on FW embedded into ROM of card. Some need, some don't . I would test video card on any other pc. Seems you have some HW incompatibility

  28. System freezes with no dump or error

    When screen freezes, the most obvious culprit is videocard

  29. USB question

    Yes if you connect it on the mobo to usb3.0 pins (there can be present either Usb3.0 and usb2.0 together) .

  30. Your preferred mechanical keyboard switch?

    I second for reds

  31. Good imaging tools or backup software.

    I would suggest Winhex . It could clone the drives with some amount of bad blocks (there option to avoid bad blocks area) . And the very good thing too, is imaging backward.

  32. Solid State vs Disc

    OCZ was very depend on SandForce Firmware. CRC correction for old Vertex, Agility, Vectors was realy poor (ReedSolom) , and couldn't cover all the errors during reading nands. For the rest drives you mentioned, CRC correction BCH, which much more powerfull . And even this doesn't help much ...

  33. PSU failing?

    I bet it is videocard. In 99% cases when i was getting vertical lines on the screen under the heavy games , it was video card MCU overheating.

  34. No resume from S3 (suspend to ram) - Faulty PSU?

    I would search for bulged capacitors either on motherboard and PSU, for the first.

  35. Onboard display output to Thunderbolt Display?

    Never seen Thunderbolt ports on regular motherboards .

  36. Biostar MB Won't Boot

    Capacitor bulged due the too high temperature. Check for the enough cooling inside the case, to avoid bulging in future for the rest capacitors.

  37. New to SSDs? Read this first before asking questions! (UPDATED 07/17/2011)

    First SSD gigant-developer failed on market. They sold much more drives than the rest vendors. Nothing good for this SSD technology in future. SSD die more often than anyone expected ;(

  38. Happy New Year!!!

    Happy NewYear :)

  39. upgrades

    Use small SSD for booting partition and big HDD drive for the rest content. Tranfer all "cash" files to the HDD. In this case SSD will live longer.

  40. Dead SSD = Data Lost?

    OCZ Vertex2 is different. There is many recovery solutions to any other SSD drives, for example unsoldering and reading Nands dirrectly on programmer is the option. But not for the drives based on SandForce controllers. There is pretty small number of data recovery companies in the whole world...
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