I am sure it would be easy to do if you do your own modelines/custom resolutions although if its >400 Mhz pixelclock that could indeed be a problem. Ok interesting I wonder if those came out later than the p225f as I thought that was one of the highest refresh rate CRT's that existed when it...
I have colo and dedicated servers too. Just FYI the bulk of that was not done from my home connection an anime is kind of a grey area. I have only ever gotten a DMCA on FIOS like once for some stupid thing I torrented for someone else and forgot to shut off.
That hardforum post is by one of...
Actually two other people were contacted about the same thing (both using more bandwidth than I do). The reason I got the call really has nothing to do with ToS violations but the bandwidth usage.
The guy who was not breaking the ToS (running a web-crawler) was told he could not do that even...
I am unaware of any CRTs that could do 120Hz @ 1600x1200. I had one of the highest resolution/refresh rate CRT's ever made (Viewsonic P225F) which could do 2560x1920x@63Hz and 1600x1200@105Hz. AFAIK no CRT did > 110 Hz @ 1600x1200. You sure on that?
Also I have been using my seiki as a...
I ordered one of these. I am hoping I can overclock it a bit to get over 30Hz. Honestly 30Hz is only bad for gaming. I ran 3840x2400 @ 33Hz on a 22 inch VP2290b for a lot of years and it was fine for desktop stuff, it only sucked for gaming. I am hoping it wont have too bad of input lag so I can...
Sorry but the drive has to be initialized. Raid5 uses parity which means that each drive has a percentage of it which is just allocated to parity data. If you have 4 drives this would be 25% if you have 10 this would be 10%. There is no getting around having to lose all the data on the drives...
I believe hdtune is an io-level benchmark so there is no reason that a severely fragmented drive and a defragged drive would have any difference on this benchmark
I can actually answer most of those questions other than whether he would do it again =P I also have a raid 5 array on my home system but its a 12 drive setup.
The advantage of raid 10 over raid5 I would say is the fact that you can lose two drives and still not lose data (depending on which...
Sorry, but I don't think everything you are saying is correct. If its all about NVram and realy just writes to the drive very slow then how could I get this speed when writing a 20 GB file?
root@sabayonx86-64: 10:25 AM :/data# dd bs=2M count=10000 if=/dev/zero of=./file.bin
10000+0 records...
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odds are vista does not have drivers for your mobos SATA controllers. Not entirely sure what the procedure is with vista but on XP you had to put the drivers on a floppy and hit f6 during the XP setup to install the drivers so it would see the drive or slipstream the drivers into the CD if you...
Can my setup b considered real-world? It was $3200 which is very expensive but at least I am not only getting 120GB out of it and I get 11 TB.
Also I like that I get faster read/write speeds than that get with that SSD setup but I definitely don't get that access time
Core 2 duo E6600 2.4Ghz @ 3.38 GHz. 8GB DDR2-800 ram. Geforce 8800 GTX 768 MB. MSI nforce 650i SLI mobo. ARECA-1231ML raid5/6 controller. Windows XP x64.
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12x1TB seagate 7200.11 drives (11 TB usable)
Only seems to see 2 GB of the array and gets weird spikes at times (I don't know...
I have this monitor and use it at work and my dad has two (one for work one for home). My home system (8800 GTX) can run CS:S at this resolution without any problems get 80+ FPS on the stress test. WOW seemed to run ok at 3840x2400 as well. My 6600 GT at work can run q3 @ 3840x2400 but it...
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