On Wed, 8 Apr 2009, Bobby Heid wrote:
I wanted to thank everyone for all of their inputs. We have an older
rear-projection 52 that I was wanting to replace. The wife was balking at
the $1800-1900 prices I was wanting to get (the 52 Sony Bravia or 52
Samsung 650). She was pushing for a 46
On Thu, 9 Apr 2009, Christopher Fisk wrote:
Make sure when it is delivered that they have 2 people carrying it. Had a
customer of ours accept a delivery of a PC we sold them for their meeting room
(instead of a projector) and the UPS guy carried it in on his own and damaged
the TV.
Typo
I got one from Amazon (love Amazon Prime!) and will report back on how it
works, though it seems fine so far! :P
BINO
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Bino Gopal binogo...@hotmail.com wrote:
I got one from Amazon (love Amazon Prime!) and will report back on how it
works, though it seems fine so far! :P
I have three that need a home. Two USB and one USB/ESATA.
Al
Hey guys, I ran into an issue I don't really have much experience with on my
OLD P4 3.4 Ghz Dell XPS system from Dec 2004:
The system came with 2 74GB WD 10k Raptors in RAID0 (which is still a pretty
decent perf setup from what I understand). 1 is in SATA0 and the other is
in SATA2. A couple
run fdisk and change the status to not active.
Some MB's do let you choice boot order in the bios
fp
At 09:48 AM 4/9/2009, Bino Gopal Poked the stick with:
So my question: is there any way to fix this other than taking the 1TB drive
out and reformatting it and NOT marking it as Active? If so,
Ahh, I was just being stupid--for some reason (despite looking at it 3-4
times last night, though this was at 3am and I was pretty tired) I missed
seeing that SATA drive was higher on the boot list than the Intel RAID
Array! So since the 1TB SATA drive is marked Active for boot and was
higher on
Hey guys, I've got a client wanting a machine in a Silverstone SG05
case ( http://www.silverstonetek.com/products/p_contents.php?pno=sg05area=usa
), and the current leading candidate for the mainboard is the Zotac
9300-ITX ( http://www.techreport.com/articles.x/16642 ), the basic
objective
I'd use a USB to SATA adapter off one of the internal usb headers for the
blu-ray drive. Use one of these to keep it tidy. You'll also need a slim sata
to sata cable
http://cgi.ebay.com/12%22-305m-Slimline-SATA-Cable-Slim-Drive-CRX890S,AD7670S_W0QQitemZ130296426485QQcmdZViewItem
