Are these voltage numbers meant to reference the bios setting, the bios reading, cpu-z load, or cpuz-idle? All of witch will be a different number than on another.
Thanks for the input!
Concerning your first pargraph, it would be good for me to wait, and look for a new drive from Crucial. I wonder if their next drive will be different only in raw speed.
If I fill the Samsung or the M4 so that there is only, say, 10GB free, the performance won't tank?
I'm also looking to get a SSD in the 120-128GB class.
I'm not concerned with which one is cheaper by a couple of Hamiltons.
I'm going to use this new drive for around 2.5 to 3yrs.
I'd like to be able to operate without worrying about performance degrading due to (A.) how heavily I use it...
Oh man is it like taking a step back. it took much longer than windows 7 to install and it doesn't have a generic driver for the Ethernet controller. BOO. I'll press on though.
I'm curious about Windows Home Server for sure. I'm just not keen on having to pay for it. I'm a cheapo.
I notice that a person can try it free. "You may now use the Evaluation Edition for 30 days. To use the Evaluation Edition for the full 120-day period, you need to register at the Windows...
Can we please not get sidetracked on raid types? Here is a good info page for those that are so inclined. Raid types
I'm not doing raid. i was looking at doing a 2 disk span.
I know that I said the purpose of this PC was for home file serving, but i have to be honest, sometimes i need it to...
This computer is a home file server mainly. a very high percentage of the data will be movies. i figures spanning would accomplish my goal of having the two dives under one dive-letter and not take up the as much electricity as a raid 0 would. if there is a "safer" way of accomplishing the goals...
thanks for the helpful dialogue guys. i appreciate it. what happens to folks who buy a single drive that is 2tb for a new PC build....i guess they are finding out that they have to adapt their plans. Any way...
let just make sure, If windows is booting on physical drive A, then will I be...
My goal is to have a Windows 7 partition of 12GB and another single drive letter, so to speak, for the rest of the free space from both hard drives. I just want all the storage linked together continuously.
So it looks like my only option then is to use GPT partition. But I'm not finding any...
I've just installed windows 7 RC 32bit on 2 (two) "1.5TB" hard drives that i have "spanned" via the bios. I was expecting to see something like 2.7 TB total of actual storage space after the NTSF formating. What I have though is 2TB.
I'm aware of the info here Wiki Capacity_measurements so...
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