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Ours is a Blade SAN (PS-M4110E). Thing purrs like a kitten, just won't recognize non-dell drives. Not looking forward to moving all the data off this SAN to try the reset option.

Does doing a "factory reset" through the serial port nuke the data on the drives? Can we do this through SSH into the SAN controller?

We have a PS-M4110E (Firmware 6.0.10) that we are trying to upgrade the drives on but the SAN refuses to initialize them because they are not Dell drives. How do you get the SAN to accept non-Dell drives? I've seen a few people here mention getting it to work. Thanks in advance

Didn't try Win7, but Win 8.1 worked great.

ASUS just released a new BIOS today (7/3/2014) for the Z97I-PLUS that allows for M.2 boot support of the XP941. I just installed it and the BIOS can see the XP941 in AHCI mode now. :D

Not sure if it is compatible, but I have a board from an HP 3000y Slimline currently running an E6600. If is compatible, you can have it on the cheap.

Another hiccup is the connector for the PSU, but there are adapters out there.

Not trying to derail the conversation, but has anyone tried to installed a mini-ITX 1155 mobo in this with a Sandy Bridge CPU? Based on what I have been able to see, a standard mini-ITX mobo would fit, but you would need a custom HSF solution and there is a chance that the HSF might hit the...

Yeah, only took 1.9+V to get to 6+GHz. These will be AMAZING overclockers, but you should not promote to people that they will hit even close to those marks. I guarantee you that was sub-ZERO cooling to get there.

SOLD.

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Need to sell these as I do not have a need for them anymore (no more gaming or folding on them) and our first baby is due in under one month. PERFECT condition eVGA GTX 295 cards (017-P3-1292-AR) with full retail boxes included. $800 shipped for the pair with the SLI bridge. Non-CC Paypal...

Sorry, not interested in anything slower than 1600MHz.

Looking for a GOOD DEAL on a kit for a folding rig. PM me what you guy are looking to get rid of. Thanks in advance!

With comments like this, i'm 100% certain you didn't ACTUALLY READ the review.

http://www.arcticsilver.com/pdf/appinstruct/as5/ins_as5_singlecore_expsd.pdf http://www.arcticsilver.com/pdf/appinstruct/as5/ins_as5_singlecore_wcap.pdf http://www.arcticsilver.com/pdf/appinstruct/as5/ins_as5_amd_dual_wcap.pdf...

I was pretty sure that AS5 has a cure time of 200hours of high-temperature exposure to reach max performance. XCPUs.com found the same exceptional performance out of the Shin-Etsu X23 as well. Too bad the stuff costs an ARM+LEG. EDIT: and what is up w/ the CHEESE?

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Bump - OP updated w/ motherboard and HDTV tuner card.

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Mushkins, SSDs, and 9800GX2 sold.

laptop HDD sold.

Gotta move some of these gems out to make room for an up-coming move and a baby (as well as more HW, of course ). eVGA 9800GX2 - SOLD Intel X25-M SSD Drives - SOLD Mushkin RedLine 4GB (2 x 2GB) PC2-8000 RAM - SOLD Hitachi 100GB 7200RPM Laptop HDD (7k100) - SOLD DVICO Fusion HDTV Gold 5 Gold...

DFI was kind enough to send us a production sample of this board for review. http://www.xcpus.com/GetDoc.aspx?doc=76&page=1

Well, this is the 7200.11. And from personal experience, the 7200.11 is NOTHING like the 7200.10

I think only time will be able to answer that question. In recent history, Seagate drives have had good reliability. Hopefully these will follow that trend.

I'm building a new media server in a month or so. These drives are DEFINITELY going in it.

http://www.xcpus.com/GetDoc.aspx?doc=73&page=1 Seagate's newest offering is compared to the Samsung F1 1TB and the WD Velociraptor.

Holds up pretty well against the TRUE-120. http://xcpus.com/GetDoc.aspx?doc=57&page=1

http://www.xcpus.com/GetDoc.aspx?doc=54&page=1 Yes, I know, ANOTHER 4870 review. I'm posting this one up b/c it is actually a good read of how the 2900 series evolved to the 3800 then to the 4800 and the improvements between generations.

http://www.xcpus.com/GetDoc.aspx?doc=55&page=1 More nice work by 3lfk1ng.

http://www.xcpus.com/GetDoc.aspx?doc=53&page=1 Good casemod article here. Nice work by 3lfk1ng.

Sure. . . .

1.4V at 4.5GHz is not too shabby, especially for 24/7 usage. That is TONS better than an E8500.

User article on the front page. http://www.xcpus.com/ Last night he was up to 4.5GHz OCCT stable for 5h on water. Today he says he's up to 4.9GHz and will get a screenshot when he gets home from work.

Only ASUS can answer that.

Traditionally, it has been in Dallas.

Overall it went well. But attendance was WAY down from the last one I saw. This is primarily due to ASUS/Intel rescheduling the event from the original dates in July.

Some pics of ROGCon yesterday here: http://www.xcpus.com/