Xeon Sempai
(?)Community Member
- Posted: Thu, 10 Jun 2004 07:24:08 +0000
As some of you may know, I lost a 100GB HDD yesterday, started giving me the clicks of death in the middle of a network file transfer, that was ironically aimed to retire this drive for archival purposes(as it's over a year old, and hence, unwarrentied). Right, so that kinda sucked... crying
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My lovlies! 2x 100GB HDDs, and a pair of(newer) 120s(before shot).</center>
Anyways, I had intended to move the drive to another machine(with it's bretheren), to retire them into a fileserver, however this would require me to add more drivebays, not a problem, but I like my HDDs running cool, and that little 80mm, I decided wasn't enough, and changed the plan as such(mainly I wanted to move my opticals off of that ATA-100 adaptor, as it was cutting my performance), so that I would now be moving the other motherboard, with it's onboard RAID(and the 40GB Samsung, from which it was, at that time booting), into this box, using my current drive setup, leaving my AIW 9700 pro(shown with a Radeon 9000) in the same case as well...
From my MSI(Athlon 2400+, 1GB RAM):
To my Gigabyte(P4 2.8, 512 16-bit PC1066 rambus):
comparison shot
Alternate shot
This leaves me with running on my 2.8GHz P4 with 512 megs of RDRAM, instead of my Athlon 2400 with a GB, it also leaves me with a nice cabling mess to go with my lovely, lovely, low latency memory.
Tomorrow is putting my Athlon back together and getting that going(with an 80GB drive I have laying around) in anticipation of my new 200GB HDD, which is in the mail...
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My lovlies! 2x 100GB HDDs, and a pair of(newer) 120s(before shot).</center>
Anyways, I had intended to move the drive to another machine(with it's bretheren), to retire them into a fileserver, however this would require me to add more drivebays, not a problem, but I like my HDDs running cool, and that little 80mm, I decided wasn't enough, and changed the plan as such(mainly I wanted to move my opticals off of that ATA-100 adaptor, as it was cutting my performance), so that I would now be moving the other motherboard, with it's onboard RAID(and the 40GB Samsung, from which it was, at that time booting), into this box, using my current drive setup, leaving my AIW 9700 pro(shown with a Radeon 9000) in the same case as well...
From my MSI(Athlon 2400+, 1GB RAM):
To my Gigabyte(P4 2.8, 512 16-bit PC1066 rambus):
comparison shot
Alternate shot
This leaves me with running on my 2.8GHz P4 with 512 megs of RDRAM, instead of my Athlon 2400 with a GB, it also leaves me with a nice cabling mess to go with my lovely, lovely, low latency memory.
Tomorrow is putting my Athlon back together and getting that going(with an 80GB drive I have laying around) in anticipation of my new 200GB HDD, which is in the mail...