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HighPoint SSD7120 Review With Optane 900P: High-Performance RAID On A Budget https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/highpoint-ssd7120-raid,5509.html

You're very welcome. Also, check out this thread where it discusses the "bushing". The 4 chrome feet on Intel's stock HSF are NOT designed to touch the motherboard, but are elevated above the motherboard by a white bushing. Sidewinder's bolt-thru-kit does not appear to come with...

This bolt-thru-kit does not appear to have a 1-to-1 replacement for the white plastic bushing that is directly beneath the chrome "feet" on Intel's stock HSF. See: Sidewinder There are more photos ... here ... specifically the white bushings beneath the 4 chrome feet on Intel's...

There's a "bolt-thru-kit" that replaces those push pins: here ... and much more explanation here (if you need the full story): WARNING I hope this helps. Sincerely yours, /s/ Paul Andrew Mitchell, Inventor and Webmaster, Supreme Law Library All Rights Reserved without...

This may or may not help: http://blog.wired.com/27bstrok...8/revealed-the-in.html I cite the above, because my office is currently investigating certain accomplices suspected of scrambling air traffic control systems on 9/11, so they clearly would have a motive to retaliate. Thus...

> I like your idea very much, but what else I need to buy? For a fully functional backup server, you'll need: inexpensive chassis e.g. CM 690 (if you decide to expand) low-wattage power supply e.g. Antec Earthwatts micro ATX motherboard, LGA775, integrated graphics, GbE LAN lowest...

Isn't there an "LBA" feature that must be enabled before a native BIOS can address more than 137GB? That number -- 137GB -- sure rings a bell from my past. Update: I just used Google to search for: "137GB limit" ... and it found a TON of documentation! Sincerely yours...

FYI: Press Release WD Adds 750GB and 1TB 3.5" RE3 SATA HDDs to Product Line http://www.wdc.com/en/products...riveid=503&language=en http://www.westerndigital.com/...-9B00-1499B35BA757} Sincerely yours, /s/ Paul Andrew Mitchell, Inventor and Webmaster, Supreme Law Library All...

http://www.addonics.com/produc...roller/adcbsar5-2e.asp [begin excerpt] You can also attach to each eSATA port as many as 5 hard drives in an external drive enclosures that has built-in Port Multiplier such as the Addonics Storage Tower. The 5 hard drives can be configured as RAID 1, 0...

Can you find a laptop with 2 x Cardbus slots? http://www.shopaddonics.com/mm...S/Images/adcb2sa-e.gif Sometimes, laptops come with removable optical drives, which opens a slot for compatible cards. Just a thought :) Sincerely yours, /s/ Paul Andrew Mitchell, Inventor and...

Here's another option that will definitely give you the speed you need: Multi-Lane SATA/3G with "Infiniband" cables: http://www.addonics.com/products/multilane/ http://www.*****/syst...ckplane%20REV.02.1.jpg http://www.*****/syst...ckplane%20REV.02.2.jpg...

I'm not familiar with the bandwidth specs of Expresscards, so bear that in mind as you continue reading ... Addonics is a good company: their Expresscard RAID controller supports 2 SATA/3G ports: that implies a MAX HEADROOM of 2 x 300MB/second = 600 MB/second: However, that bandwidth...

Maybe I just lucked out: our production XCOPY tasks run a LOT faster with RAID 0 arrays, particularly when we choose the incremental update mode e.g.: E:\> xcopy supremelaw.org F:\supremelaw.org /s/e/v/d > losing all data if 1 drive fails is not something I can live with: If...

If I were you, I would upgrade to a modern and relatively inexpensive case that has lots of drive bays. The one that comes to mind -- because I've built several PCs for friends using this case -- is the Cooler Master CM 690: http://www.newegg.com/Product/...x?Item=N82E16811119137 For...

The ICH10 is Intel's latest I/O Controller Hub. I believe it must have an "R" at the end e.g. ICH10R for it to support integrated RAID with Intel's Matrix Storage Technology. Sincerely yours, /s/ Paul Andrew Mitchell, Inventor and Webmaster, Supreme Law Library All Rights Reserved...