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I have a MSI Neo4 Platinum SLI
http://www.msicomputer.com/product/p_spec.asp?model=K8N_Neo4_Platinum/SLI
The bottom two SATA connectors do they only work if I have them set up in RAID?
So this would let me have more SATA slots, where can I fit the drives? Are there cases with built in power? So I do have to run seperate cables to each drive no matter what, correct?
My current board only supports 4 SATA hard drives, and I just got another to make a total of 5. New boards only seem to support 6 internal and 2 external SATA drives. I am sure in the future I will end up having more than that at this rate since I already want a raptor for my OS. I know there...
Well, I turned the power supply fan all the way to low, and the temps are staying the same. Will I have any problems with the fan all the way on low? Is there anything else I need to watch besides those temps? What about while I am gaming? Will the temps go up?
Yeah, I am sure... I can use the adustment and turn it about half way and it is almost completely quiet then. I was just wondering the temp ranges of the devices to make sure everything will be safe once I turn it down...
I would like to turn my power supply fan down a little (it is currently on max and is somewhat loud)... but I want to make sure my parts stay cool. I was wonder what temperature the CPU, motherboard, hard drive, and video card temps should be on average. I am probably going to get another fan or...