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There was a recent thread about the Corsair 750TX causing problems for some users. Basically the system would shutdown under very little load. I'd go with the PC Power and Cooling.
BTW, 750 watts is not needed unless you are planning to go to 20 drives. I am running 16 with 550 watts. 8 1T GP drives would easily run at 400 watts.
I suspect these users had "other" operator err.. - excuse me - hardware problems, since my two servers, bothe equipeed with Corsair 750TX's work perfectly and don't skip a beat... and I had an OCZ 650 in one of the servers (with loads properly distributed) and it would occasionally shut down when I hit "SPIN UP ALL DRIVES"... 13 SATA drives.
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I stick by my guns that the real action should be in cache preservation
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do a search on "ls -r"
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I do want to build a 64-bit kernel & we'll try it in with a 5.x release
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did you read the first post at all?
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but he did a read, not a write
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It's not user-shares. I don't use them yet have both problems.
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Huh??
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Of course it didn't go unnoticed.
But with Tom you know... this may well mean "some time in the 21st century".
There's the jinx....
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OMG....
Tom is back
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...downloading the latest Memtest+.....
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set your folder properties to show system and protected files in Vista...
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NLS and BUbbaQ.... your Asus boards are running different Intel controller chips... ICH8 and ICH9, I believe... significant?
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If you go to each disk share (after temporarily turning off user shares) and create a folder called media on each of the affected drives, then move the previous folders (movies, music, tv) into the new media folder, the folder entries only will be moved, the files will stay in place. Then delete the old user shares and restart user shares. You should be in like Flint...
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Might I suggest that you locate a local computer geek to help you out in setting this up? No offense, but it would seem that you are prone to doing things without enough forethought. You may gain a good friend in the process.
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The gist of what I've read is that the affected drives were tested at the factories with a certain test program, thus not all drives even from the same factory are affected... were I you, I would only update the one drive.
That being said, a link to the diagnostic you mentioned would be appreciated and relevant...
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There were reports of people having trouble uploading files recently... maybe Tom's space allocation on the server has been exceeded?
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In the current tone, I would think in the Lounge...
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One more vote for the Kingwins.... that don't offer all you ask, but what they do offer is reasonably priced satisfactory performance...
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my "main" production key is a 128mb !!! Has all sorts of scripts, unMenu and even BubbaRaid... true, not much space left
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sounds better all the time !!
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:'(
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