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I bought this for a project and decided to go another way. I bought it refurbished from newegg and only used it for a few hours. It is in perfect condition. It has everything included that it came with, and it is in the original box. It is running the third-party firmware dd-wrt. Will consider...
How Christian of you.
You have heard that it was said, 'An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth.' But I tell you, do not resist an evil person. If someone strikes you on the right cheek, turn to him the other also. And if someone wants to sue you and take your tunic, let him have your...
At half the price what is the quality difference like between the gateway and the soyo? Has anyone owned both and able to comment. The Soyo looks kinda junky in comparison.
I know this gets asked just about every other day, but I couldn't find a thread similar enough to my own wants to make a decision. My budget is about $600. My needs are basically desktop computing (coding, internet browsing, writing). I just want a massive display for getting work done,etc. I...
What danman said isn't all that ridiculous. The HFS+ file system is very resistant to fragmentation, and if there were some unforeseen event which occurred in the middle of a defrag (e.g. a power failure) it could do more damage than it did good. Ask anyone using a unix-like operating system...
Computer maintenance in general seems like a waste of time to me. I've never seen it make a difference whatsoever, and applications that do maintenance on computers seem to cause more problems than they solve. I do believe in regular updates, but honestly what else could you possibly need to do?
I don't think you want RAID. In order to create a RAID with those disks they would both have to be blank. Also, your motherboard probably doesn't support making a RAID with dissimilar disks. Is there any reason you want to do RAID specifically? If you just want to increase the amount a storage...
That definitely sounds like the power supply to me. The only thing I would do if you havent done it yet would be to remove everything possible from the power supply and then try the tester. You probably already did that though. You could always try the power supply in another machine.