Recent content by Kilowatt

Thanks a lot for all your informative replies! Before doing the job and going to the store, i've both compared AS 5 and Ceramique and have found by reading the specs that Ceramique have a thermal resistance of <0.007°C-in2/Watt (0.001 inch layer) and AS 5 <0.0045°C-in2/Watt (0.001 inch...

Hi everyones...thanks to read. Since a few weeks i have reinstalled Windows because the computer was getting slow to do about everything. It's an "old" 1700MHz Intel Celeron-based machine, using an ASUS P4P800-VM, 2X256Mb dual-ch pc3200 ddr. Assembled during the summer 2003. I've found that i...

Hello...Thanks to read. I'm building a new computer and wish to use raid 0. i'm not the kind who download a lot of stuff so don't need huge amounts of storage. Two 120GB or even two 80GB may serve me well for years to come. But i've noticed that drives < 250GB have only 8MB cache. Will i see a...

Hi...thanks to read and your time! I have a P5LD2 Deluxe mobo on wich a Pentium D 945 will be installed. I wish to eventually overclock. Since most Intel's stock coolers have a hard time to keep the cpu in the 50°C range or lower under load, @ stock frequencies, i wish to install the CNPS9500...

Hi...thanks for your time. Bought an ASUS P5LD2 Deluxe. The guy at the store flashed it's bios right in front of me, since i need the latest version (0603) before installing a Pentium D 945 (he used an "old" P4 to be able to flash...). As you can see, the bios eeprom chip doesn't have the...

Thanks a lot for your reply (and your time!), tuskenraider. I've found this site this morning (check last post on the page) and the guy seems to be able to switch between raid and ahci without reinstall. Of course he speaks about raid 1. Not shure if this could apply to raid 0. I think i will...

Hi everyones and thanks for your time! I have a single sata2 drive on a P5LD2 Deluxe, with an already installed OS (XP Pro sp2). I wish to create a raid 0 array by of course adding a second identical drive. It is possible to do that (migrate) using the Intel Matrix Storage Manager in Windows...