Your HDD maintenance app. of choice.
08-06-2006, 11:37 PM
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Re: Your HDD maintenance app. of choice.
personally, i partition my hard drive so that the system is installed on a very limited drive space, and the rest of my ---- like programs would go on the otgher partition. This way, if i needed to do a depfrag or something, it would breeze though it, and it wouldnt get fragmented half as bad as if you used the whole drive and forgot about that ---- for a year. also, make sure you alwase have atleast 1 gig free space in the system partition.
08-06-2006, 11:52 PM
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Re: Your HDD maintenance app. of choice.
haha, how about a big giant red momentary switch mounted on top of the case, so you can slam your fist down on it at will.
This is why MSI Mobo's are badass, they have a push button reset switch for the bios.
This is why MSI Mobo's are badass, they have a push button reset switch for the bios.
08-07-2006, 04:30 AM
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Re: Your HDD maintenance app. of choice.
Originally Posted by leed
haha, how about a big giant red momentary switch mounted on top of the case, so you can slam your fist down on it at will.
This is why MSI Mobo's are badass, they have a push button reset switch for the bios.
This is why MSI Mobo's are badass, they have a push button reset switch for the bios.
my new asus mobo resets if it locks up all on its own ;-) then again thats what i get for 280
08-07-2006, 11:53 AM
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Re: Your HDD maintenance app. of choice.
Originally Posted by Random Hero
my new asus mobo resets if it locks up all on its own ;-) then again thats what i get for 280
my roommate uses msi, it was a pain because the bios had to be updated before it'd even run the ram properly that it was supposed to support out of the box
