Recent content by Ozzu

I had issues with my 280x back when I bought it and ended up putting one of these on it: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835426031 All my issues went away at that point. It's a SERIOUS pain in the butt putting it on though and kinda spendy considering how old the card is.

You speak the truth. I just went from an AMD system to a new i5 2500k system. Windows was perfectly fine with booting up and picking up all the new hardware. The issue was, that Windows install was setup while all my drives were set to AHCI. The moment I tried to get RAID going and get my cache...

I just set up a Z68 system with that exact SSD for caching. It works like a champ. Anyways, I do believe it'll just purge the old cache as new cache space is needed. So, over time, all the info that you have cached on there would be gone and be replaced by their stuff. They wouldn't notice any...

I'm most fond of Arch Linux myself. I like the rolling release approach and it's got some of that Gentoo feel where you basically configure it from the ground up, but not nearly as frustrating to start like Gentoo is.

Yeah, looking at it and comparing it to the results in the first post, either he's really bad at Photoshop and attempting to make it look like it's scoring insanely well in Super Pi, or he's editing the results as to not give out all the information. Now, as I said above, why would you even...

Interesting, though having never used Super Pi before, I have no idea how to read those results or how they compare. :D It does look like he's whited out some of the results. I'm not sure why you'd bother doing that if you're leaking all this info to begin with.

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