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So to be clear, I shouldn't worry about using my blu-ray drive for read only junk while it's attached to the sata II ports?
This is probably what makes the decision for me, though I have a usb dvd writer, so either way I'll probably hang onto the board till they can replace it.
Selling the following xbox 360 games and controllers:
2 wireless controllers (unopened in original packaging) $38 each
1 wireless guitar $30
Guitar Hero 2 $35
Guitar Hero 3 $35
Madden 2008 $35
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2008 $35
Assassin's Creed $40
Call of Duty 4 $40
Halo 3 $40
These...
Well, it was about 5 years ago that I used protools for a couple projects. I used it on a friend's mac, and it was very unstable. Of course that might have been his mac, or a corrupted install, I'm not sure. Was back before OS X was out :-p So that left a bad impression of it. I should look...
Well, I am just a hobbyist. I sing, play guitars, keyboard, drums..., and have written and recorded 6 or so songs with a group of friends. Haven't sold anything, just like to write. I have used protools on a mac, but didn't like it much. And the last thing I tried was an opensource thing...
Yes, so if you can, you should definitely spend $50 more to get the 640 gig drives. It's well worth it, and hard drives last a long time, so they will be with you longer than the rest of your hardware. But it sounds like you already got the drives. Good luck with those! And I'll be glad to...
You sound hesitant to recommend. :) You're happy with the ESI stuff, but could be better?
Also, wildfire, any comments on personal experience with your suggestions?
Your motherboard manual will have instructions on how to setup RAID 0 (Striping) on your harddrives. Generally:
1. Take out old drives
2. Install new ones.
3. Go into your bios and turn on RAID 0
4. When your computer restarts there should be a button during startup you can push (it will...
You want your programs/games on your fastest drive. It's up to you how you partition that drive. If you want your OS on a partition and games on another partition on the same drive that's fine, but the point of getting the more expensive faster drives and striping them is to see performance...