V vinayb Member Nov 3, 2004 159 0 0 Nov 14, 2005 #1 I just hate it when I have to wait 20 to 35 seconds for quake 4/ scct to load up... any suggestions??
I just hate it when I have to wait 20 to 35 seconds for quake 4/ scct to load up... any suggestions??
P PurdueRy Lifer Nov 12, 2004 13,837 4 0 Nov 14, 2005 #2 Raptor might be your best bet for load times
O OCNewbie Diamond Member Jul 18, 2000 7,596 24 81 Nov 14, 2005 #3 Would 2 hard drives in a raid config be faster than a single raptor for load times? Assuming these are fairly speedy, newer SATA II drives?
Would 2 hard drives in a raid config be faster than a single raptor for load times? Assuming these are fairly speedy, newer SATA II drives?
Ricemarine Lifer Sep 10, 2004 10,507 0 0 Nov 14, 2005 #4 Defrag. Or buy a SATA drive. Microsoft Bootvis helps with loading windows.
Chaotic42 Lifer Jun 15, 2001 34,545 1,707 126 Nov 14, 2005 #6 Originally posted by: vinayb any suggestions?? Click to expand... How much money do you want to spend? $0? Defrag $100? New Serial ATA drive $1000? SCSI RAID
Originally posted by: vinayb any suggestions?? Click to expand... How much money do you want to spend? $0? Defrag $100? New Serial ATA drive $1000? SCSI RAID
R ribbon13 Diamond Member Feb 1, 2005 9,343 0 0 Nov 14, 2005 #8 Originally posted by: Chaotic42 $2000+ SCSI RAID Click to expand... Fixed. RAID5 with 3 WD4000YRs would be your best bet for under $1k But if you have a short supply of cash, at least try to get 1 WD4000YR. It's some serious hardware
Originally posted by: Chaotic42 $2000+ SCSI RAID Click to expand... Fixed. RAID5 with 3 WD4000YRs would be your best bet for under $1k But if you have a short supply of cash, at least try to get 1 WD4000YR. It's some serious hardware
G GamerExpress Banned Aug 28, 2005 1,674 1 0 Nov 14, 2005 #10 Originally posted by: PurdueRy Raptor might be your best bet for load times Click to expand...