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so just take out the cellular modem :p

those kids learn fast :eek:

easy, steal a flash bulb from a disposable, solder it in :D should be able to get a used disposable for free if you ask nicely. say it's for a project. and make sure it's the bulb that's blown. the bulb is just a tube filled with xenon. there's no filament like an incandescent.

thanks!

fc is like an ethernet network but of hard drives. for example, you can have a fc switch and hook up lots of drives onto the switch, then ano computer with a fc card can connect to the network and use any drive look up iscsi, it's allows block level access to a device over an ethernet network...

getdataback for ntfs

you didn't say what cpu and chipset stress tests you did. try prime95?

there's a silenced sniper rifle in the north east bunker in the freedom camp. really accurate and uses common ammo

seagate definately, wd has yet to come out with a 750 gig...

shotgun owns. sneak up close and finish em :D

use flux when you solder, it helps the solder flow that's definitely an electrolytic cap not only electrolytics are polarized, tantalums are polarized too

even a capacitor of two metal plates? :p

http://www.engadget.com/2006/12/02/ce-oh-no-he-didnt-part-xix-watkins-says-seagate-helps-peopl/

remove all comments too. hell just fit it all on one line :D

none of us here can read minds, only the someone in question knows what they need ;)

do they even make serial ata wd400bbs :confused:

120gxps and later drives are just as reliable as any other brand, in fact look at the reliability rating for the 180 gxp on sr, it rates higher than >90% of all other models. i'd trust my data to a hitachi as much as a wd or seagate hard drive capacity has been increasing at a rate of about...

that's pretty wierd, especially since data is stored in a spiral track on dvds... :confused:

a cpu that's just been manufactured and the speed that it can run at has yet to be determined. the reason I'm wondering is if it's possible to duplicate the rating process then we can oc a processor, test it again, and know that the processor will be 100% stable for any purpose

does anyone know how amd or intel determines what speed an unrated cpu can run at? is it just running stress tests, or do they have special hardware to plug the cpus into to test them.

notice that there is a small chip right on the flexible circuit near the bearing for the rw arm. it's partially hidden behind the flexible cable.... I guess this might be a signal processor, moved as close to the heads as possible I also took apart the fdb motor but didn't get any pics. imagine...

they would never take apart the hda, too much contamination. any fixing will not involve disassembling the drive. you'll get another drive that was returned but the manufacturer tested and found no problems (or just formatted the bad sectors away)

...and raid 1 is probably not the default option when ordering those systems :o

I did some more searching. the wd5000aaks does not use pmr, although the wd1600aajs (laptop drive) does, which is probably where the confusion started. the wd5000aaks uses 160 GB (166 for 500gb drives) platters and lmr technology...

sweet, didn't know wd started phasing in pmr already

to make a correction, the wd5000ks does not use pmr (no wd desktop drives do), and there are two scales on the hdtach graph, one on the left in MB/s and the right one in ms

system drive wd1200jb raid 5 - 6 x 320gb t7k500 7200.10 4 x 3200jb not using 3x 2500jb 2x uber cheap sil0680 based controllers dge-530t (gige), rtl8139 axp 1600+ (cpu is actually a 2100+ but I have to run it at 133 fsb because the stupid via chipset which should work at 166...

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