Comparison results vs. another WD Raptor 36gb
Well according to this test, I'm not doing so bad :) It shows that my drive is outperforming the 'average' WD SATA Raptor configuration. However, even at 125.5 mbs it's falling short of 150.
I guess the important thing is that it's not really...
You'll need to configure the jumpers on the back of both hard drives (even drives created back when 3.1 was popular have master/slave/cable select settings for the most part). The drive usually has a diagram to show which pins to plug on the jumper interface. You then need to make sure that...
Same ribbons (UDMA 2 or 3 - ata 33 or 66 in 3.1) and same hard drive platter. Just plug it in and set your bios to accept it (jumpers obviously need to be set to a slave device unless your plugging it as a secondary master) and rip the files onto your new drive and then throw that old piece of...
Hi guys,
I just replaced my WD Caviar 800 with a WD Raptor 360 10k (yay!) and noticed that when it posts, it displays the Raptor as booting to transfer mode UDMA 2 instead of SATA.
Ive checked both WD and MSI's websites for a solution but I haven't found any...
1- I'm assuming that...
Hi guys,
I just replaced my WD Caviar 800 with a WD Raptor 360 10k (yay!) and noticed that when it posts, it displays the Raptor as booting to transfer mode UDMA 2 instead of SATA.
Ive checked both WD and MSI's websites for a solution but I haven't found any...
1- I'm assuming that...
Hi guys,
I just replaced my WD Caviar 800 with a WD Raptor 360 10k (yay!) and noticed that when it posts, it displays the Raptor as booting to transfer mode UDMA 2 instead of SATA.
Ive checked both WD and MSI's websites for a solution but I haven't found any...
1- I'm assuming that it...
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