I tried that and it didn't help...then I just left things be for a long time as I got busy with other things.
Today though I woke up determined...and I fixed it!
Instead of resetting the CMOS with the jumper I pulled the battery out as well for about 30 minutes...threw it back in and works...
Hey all,
Quick question...I just got my 120GB Vertex 2 (woot!) and was looking through various SSD guides.
Consensus is to switch from IDE to AHCI, which I read would make your data inaccessible (I'm reinstalling Windows 7 so its all good)...but would it make my other data drives...
Wouldn't the UAC in Windows 7 prevent it from working on the re-installation though?
It wouldn't be able to just reactivate without Windows 7 or Norton seeing it though, correct?
Hey all,
Quick question, if you got some kind of malware and then did a complete reformatting of the C drive but none of the other drives (which are only for video / music storage; no programs are installed there), would all malware be removed?
Or are there sneaky things that go to all...
Hey all,
I'll start with my specs:
Q9450 (cooled by AC7 Pro)
GA-P35-DS3R
HD5850
4GB OCZ Plantinum Rev 2 (4 1GB sticks)
Antec 650W Neopower Blu
4 hard drives
HAF 932 (good cooling and cable management, probably not heat)
Before this CPU I had an E2200 that I had overclocked to 3 ghz (273X11)...
I'm pretty sure its the video card used...the 9800GX2 is last gen and hence NVDA doesn't care about breaking it as much as say a 260, 275, 280, 285 or 295.
Thats my hypothesis anyways. Performance is the same on the drivers I use on the games I play than with the new ones so it isn't a...
I would hope logical people are in charge of those decisions...not often the case but I would hope they understand.
My thinking was once (if?) Larrabee gains significant traction in the mkt an NVDA/AMD merger would be allowed.
I can't see either US or Euro regulators letting the #1 and #2 players in GPU merge...even if NVDA could buy them for cash.
INTC would need to be seen as a solid competitor in GPUs before antitrust regulators let AMD/NVDA merge.
Seems the Indilinx drives fragment fast and don't bounce back. The x25-m had its performance bounce back to normal after a single write pass...those Intel engineers seem to be so much ahead of the pack.
http://pcper.com/article.php?aid=733&type=expert&pid=15
By chance are you using a Hauppauge 150 and a 64 bit OS?
If so, thats the cause...some Hauppage tv tuners (the 150 for sure and I believe a few others) give BSOD and other weird issues under 64 bit OS' due to the lack of 64 bit drivers.
With so few writes before failing, what use would they have? Digital cameras would be written often, I guess MP3 players aren't written on too often and might be somewhat useful there.
Or do you see room for dramatic improvement in the lifetime with further engineering?
TR seems to think its retail price will be $699.
http://techreport.com/discussions.x/17032
I think I'll pass on that, lol. Looks neat but it is way too big for my current desk by the looks of it.
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