Hehe, I've got a quad core ITX box. It's pretty tiny. Primary HDD is the OCZ
Vertex 32 GB SSD which doesn't have the pausing problems the Core series did.
Secondary 2.5 HDD is 120GB samsung. It's got a slim DVD burner running off the
single IDE channel. I have a dual PCIe TV tuner with riser. Th
It's never ceases to amaze me what people try to cram into smaller spaces. Assuming
this is a for HTPC, not a game box?
Good luck & LOL!
Robert Martin Jr. wrote:
Hey guys, I've got a client wanting a machine in a Silverstone SG05 case (
http://www.silverstonetek.com/products/p_contents.php?p
I see some of us are still doing surgery!
If you had the SHA1 or MD5 fingerprints for all the relative files from an identical
system, and IF you're using a known clean system to do the scanning so you can trust
the signatures. You you could find the exact file by eliminating all the known good
Frequency range that can pass through the splitter is 55Mhz(?)-1GHz, usable is less
then that with roll-off at the extremes hence the additional 100Mhz spec on modern
splitters. The dBmV rating measures attenuation of power for the center-frequencies
with +8~+15dBmV being the range you want at t
LOL, or GAY-lo as I tease kid my kiddies about here when they play the old xbox
version. After playing Crysis & Stalker level of realism I have to laugh at them
playing 1999 Quake2 level graphics & unrealistic cheesed-out game play. =)
Obvious start, lower all graphics settings (starting 1st wi
LOL, that they are! Obviously you'd ignore what comes with the base OS & focus on the
rest. It's amazing how many apps add some (many trivial/unneeded) helper extension to
Explorer. Just like Iexplore BHO's you want to disable any 3rd party & work your way
back enabling them one at a time.
Rar
Oops, I assumed that case had a full size optical bay then noticed your listing
of 1x slim optical, so the slim adapter is needed. If considering blu-ray
reader, geeks puts this one as low as $79 every couple weeks. It's cheaper than
most full size BDROMs
http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid
It's a slimline optical bay, I'm cursing that a little bit because it
kicks the system cost up a good chunk. a BR burner/everything reader
is £140, a slimline BR burner/BR+DVD reader is £206
I'll have a further look over the links you provided. :)
and Thankyou hugely good sir :)
On 10 Apr 20
I just looked at that link to the case. Looks like a full size optical bay so
you won't need the slim sata cable adapter.
This first one is esata but appears to be the smallest and easiest to implement
http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=N-UTS225&cat=CCD
Finding internally powered usb2sata a
Just to keep everyone up to date. Since I've complained about this on
the list, it hasn't happened again. I guess the list does work;-)
I've looked at the list of Explorer helper apps/extensions and decided
that they are more badly named and harder to trace than processes. It
would take
Thanks, that's a tremendous help :)
Any pointers on where to find a small usb to sata adapter that doesn't
require it's own power brick?
I've had a scout around and all I can find are kits intended to be
used externally
On 10 Apr 2009, at 04:05, Robert Martin Jr. wrote:
I'd use a USB to SA
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