rebooting fixes it but I can't keep rebooting everytime this happens since it happens so often.
it's either a hardware or software problem with this computer. I'm doubting it's hardware since I've tried multiple NICs. what other hardware could do that?
whenever there are lots of open connections (I'm not sure if it's the number of total open connections or the rate at which new connections are being made), my connection seems to die.
any site with a hostname that I visited recently works just fine. if I was on wikipedia I can stay on...
the woodcrest / conroe cpu's seem about the same if you only want one cpu in the machine. but the equivilent woodcrest costs significiantly more.
the only reason I'm considering woodcrest is simply so I can have more ram. is this my only option? is there some fundamental reason why 775 mb's...
my system:
c2d e6600
2x 1gb ddr-667 ram
asus p5b-deluxe wifi-ap
I want to upgrade.. I think. a few questions.
1) my computer very often uses super close to 100% of my ram, but never actually gets there. 85-90% is very very common. does windows purposely not use the last bits of ram...
I'm wondering in general. no specifics in mind. my motherboard is the P5B Deluxe though.
it's mostly for storage (movies, music, other data that's rarely accessed). but since I'm setting it up I'm wondering if I should have my primary drive seperate or within the array. the system itself is...
what exactly is the difference? what warrants using one of the expensive cards?
I tend to use / need a lot of space, and I already have 2 500gb drives [and a lot of other drives, but I couldn't use those in the array] and I'm about to purchase more space so I figured raid was a logical jump...
are you positive you were using the 3.x beta and not the 2.x version? I have vista and dual monitors. I installed 2.x and had errors, 3.x worked perfectly
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