Building a new computer, need some HMT geek advice.
#31
Re: Building a new computer, need some HMT geek advice.
hard drive throughput and review... Raptor falls off fairly quickly, only mean for quick access to small files if u ask me (server type ish)
http://www.tomshardware.com/storage/...npoint-05.html
http://www.tomshardware.com/storage/...npoint-05.html
#32
Re: Building a new computer, need some HMT geek advice.
My old PS is a turned out to be a 300w, so Ill be getting a new one of those as well.
For the HD, Im willing to pay some premium for a fast mother ******. Seeing how Ive already got a 160g and 120g for storage, I was thinking of getting a smaller 10,000rpm drive. The raptor seemed like a decent buy
What would you suggest for a $150-$200 FAST medium size drive?
For the HD, Im willing to pay some premium for a fast mother ******. Seeing how Ive already got a 160g and 120g for storage, I was thinking of getting a smaller 10,000rpm drive. The raptor seemed like a decent buy
What would you suggest for a $150-$200 FAST medium size drive?
#33
Re: Building a new computer, need some HMT geek advice.
dave you need to find a little turbo shaped electrical fan and tiny front mount for your new computer, run charge piping from the little fan, to the intercooler, and then more pipe back to the video card or something, let it blow on the chipset on it.
#34
Re: Building a new computer, need some HMT geek advice.
Originally Posted by ****
dave you need to find a little turbo shaped electrical fan and tiny front mount for your new computer, run charge piping from the little fan, to the intercooler, and then more pipe back to the video card or something, let it blow on the chipset on it.
#36
#37
Re: Building a new computer, need some HMT geek advice.
Ok.. i dunno wtf is going on.. i thought i saw the raptor like 5th on the list for x-fer performance, now its at the top?
Maybe the raptor is a good choice, do the editting on it, then when its compiled and rendered transfer it to a storage drive.
BTW.. you're not going for a somewhat quiet PC are you? :P (raptor is HELLA loud!)
Maybe the raptor is a good choice, do the editting on it, then when its compiled and rendered transfer it to a storage drive.
BTW.. you're not going for a somewhat quiet PC are you? :P (raptor is HELLA loud!)
#38
Re: Building a new computer, need some HMT geek advice.
have 2 74gig raptors in one of my servers at work in raid(mirrored) those ******* are ------- fast, never seen a system boot or install windows that fast. i dont think they are loud they are quieter than my other servers(2 dell 6400's) fans.
fastest hard drive leaderboard
http://www.storagereview.com/php/tik...ge=LeaderBoard
One of the fastest
http://www.storagereview.com/article...300S0-2_1.html
If you want IDE
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16822140156
If you want SATA II
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16822144363
www.pricegrabber.com also
fastest hard drive leaderboard
http://www.storagereview.com/php/tik...ge=LeaderBoard
Originally Posted by leed
What would you suggest for a $150-$200 FAST medium size drive?
http://www.storagereview.com/article...300S0-2_1.html
If you want IDE
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16822140156
If you want SATA II
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16822144363
Originally Posted by chopstickZ
dude... www.pricewatch.com is ur friend =)
#39
Re: Building a new computer, need some HMT geek advice.
Originally Posted by ****
dave you need to find a little turbo shaped electrical fan and tiny front mount for your new computer, run charge piping from the little fan, to the intercooler, and then more pipe back to the video card or something, let it blow on the chipset on it.
How about something like this.....
#40
Re: Building a new computer, need some HMT geek advice.
I definetly agree on the MSI mb, i have a k7n2 delta 2 platinum. and this bitch is great, lots of software for overclocking, and it handles great compared to other cheap mb's.
Eventually ill upgrade my system too, but i had to spend too much money getting it to work again!! Never buy cheap parts to start with!!!
Eventually ill upgrade my system too, but i had to spend too much money getting it to work again!! Never buy cheap parts to start with!!!