That's a lifetime in computer years.
Here, you might be hard pressed to prove you didn't do something to burn it out.
LRM wrote:Here, you might be hard pressed to prove you didn't do something to burn it out.
Skelaturi wrote:PinkVendeta wrote:How much is this little puppy setting You back?
1,5 months salary
Skelaturi wrote:As far as buddy and me can tell, no other parts were affected. And of course we ground ourselves. Got those cute little wristbands for it.
Skelaturi wrote:3 years. No good sir, you are mistaken
muttdoggy wrote:Many people I know will do a RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) of multiple Hard Drives to increase the read and write speeds. It does work and some RAID configurations can tolerate drive failures. But when it comes to the high rpm hard drives, they can be quicker than many RAID systems with accessing the data but it's suggested that you do what you can to keep the drive cool. But all hard drives do is load the program into the RAM (Random Access Memory) and you're running off the RAM. So if you need gaming speed, get the highest amount AND speed of RAM that your motherboard can support. But if you do movies, audio and video processing, then it's worth getting higher speed hard drives.
PinkVendeta wrote:muttdoggy wrote:Many people I know will do a RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) of multiple Hard Drives to increase the read and write speeds. It does work and some RAID configurations can tolerate drive failures. But when it comes to the high rpm hard drives, they can be quicker than many RAID systems with accessing the data but it's suggested that you do what you can to keep the drive cool. But all hard drives do is load the program into the RAM (Random Access Memory) and you're running off the RAM. So if you need gaming speed, get the highest amount AND speed of RAM that your motherboard can support. But if you do movies, audio and video processing, then it's worth getting higher speed hard drives.
Nice to see You know your stuff, as do I with regard to computer hardware, had a gaming computer a few years back built by Dell, the tower was huge, big size power supply, 4 fans running constantly, 2 hard drives setup in a RAID array, both ran above 10,000 RPM, em a few gigs of Ram, what ever the Mother board could take in max amounts of Ram it had, best intel processors, best NVidia GeForce card that was out at the time, that PC was fast always but cool, it was not cheapthat's for sure, Dads credit card took a major hit that month.
Skelaturi wrote:facepalm. Last time i am going to buy anything from corsair. Simply said LAST TIME.
It didn't blew up (yet). But you know what. The first one did and the 2nd one has no power-chord in it. Fortunately those things are not hard to come by, but still. Freaking last time.
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