KillerButler
Limp Gawd
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- Feb 2, 2003
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I have an A7N8X motherboard and a FIC AN19E motherboad. I am wanting to swith to the AN19E because of the IDE raid and SATA Raid. I am going to use it for home file server purposes. The Asus mobo has to have an IDE card in it and I am thinking it is slowing the system down.
What kind of performance hits will I get going to this motherboard and loosing the dual channel? Only about 4 computers will hit the server so I don't think that is alot of stress on the machine. Maybe the occasional FTP access from 2 or 3 friends.
I want to move all my HD's to one central server and take my main machine and only have one drive for games and my work I bring home.
HD List is:
1X Raptor 36.7 HD 1 for main system.
1x WD 250 SATA for graphics and video encoding.
2x Maxtor 250 GB IDE Drives on Raid 1 for the data on it is vital.
1x 80 GB Maxtor for Music Files
1X 120 GB for storing misc. stuff like movies and programs and apps and drives.
Machine is going to sit in a closet I am making to house this server.
CPU will be XP 2200
Memory will be 1 gb of pc2700 memory.
no sound don't need it.
Any help with my question would be greatly appreciated.
What kind of performance hits will I get going to this motherboard and loosing the dual channel? Only about 4 computers will hit the server so I don't think that is alot of stress on the machine. Maybe the occasional FTP access from 2 or 3 friends.
I want to move all my HD's to one central server and take my main machine and only have one drive for games and my work I bring home.
HD List is:
1X Raptor 36.7 HD 1 for main system.
1x WD 250 SATA for graphics and video encoding.
2x Maxtor 250 GB IDE Drives on Raid 1 for the data on it is vital.
1x 80 GB Maxtor for Music Files
1X 120 GB for storing misc. stuff like movies and programs and apps and drives.
Machine is going to sit in a closet I am making to house this server.
CPU will be XP 2200
Memory will be 1 gb of pc2700 memory.
no sound don't need it.
Any help with my question would be greatly appreciated.