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Im Upgrading 2 a new pc soon:
I5 3570k
Asus P8Z77-V LGA
G.SKILL Ripjaws Z Series 16GB (4 x 4GB)
ATI HD 5850 Video Card.
Antec 900 case.
1 x Intel x-25 160gig SSD
2 x 1TB WD HDDS
SB sound card
Windows 7 Ultimate x64
For the video card i was going to buy a 7950 (upgrading from a...
I play at 1900x1200 resolution.
I have tried to OC the chip but i used to have a friend who was an expert OC'er now i live in a different city and i don't have the skillz to get the OC to work.. i tried to get it higher than 3.0 and i couldn't get it i stable.. but thats probably down to me not...
Let me first start by listing my current specs.
q6600 G0 @ 3.0ghz
Gigabyte P35-DS3R Mobo
8 gigs of DDR2 PC6400 ram
Corsair 550W powersupply
ATI HD 5850 Video Card.
Thermalake Ultra 120 Heatsink / fan
Antec 900 case.
1 x Intel x-25 160gig SSD
2 x 1TB WD HDDS
Windows 7 Ultimate x64
Hey there...
No i want to remove the 500gb totally and replace it with 2 1tb drives .. and don't care bout the data on the 500gbs just have a lot of moives and such on one of the tb drives.. and i have a brand new one so was going to raid it.
Can a RAID 0 be created using an existing drive that has data on it without losing any data?
I have an existing 1tb drive and have one that i just got.. ..
heres the situation.. i am getting a intel x25-m 160 and using that as my boot drive.. but i currently am running 2 250gb's in raid...
Might want to read this article about before u say raid is not supported
http://www.bit-tech.net/news/hardware/2010/03/23/intel-releases-trim-for-raid/1
To D/L the drivers go here:
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/detail_desc.aspx?agr=N&ProductID=&DwnldID=15251