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    i7 2600k giveaway & more registration thread

    I've decided to rejoin the team. :)
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    Intel Core i7 Full System Drawing @ [H]

    That's a sweet looking case!
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    Sprint May Sell Nextel iDen Network

    My company used to use the iDen network in the US as well as Telus' Mike (iDen) network in Canada. Earlier this year they got rid of the iDen phones in the US and last month they got rid of the Mike service in Canada. It was a slow, expensive service and we're saving a lot of money by just...
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    Difference WXGA and UltraSharp™ WUXGA

    Actually, WXGA on this laptop is 1440x900. I have that laptop/screen combo and that is what Dell ships it with.
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    External HD questions - Mac+PC simultaneous lovin'?

    The biggest concern with FAT32 would actually be file size limitations. You can only have a 4gb file on FAT32, which may be fine for most people, but it will not allow you to store 2 hours of DVD Quality video in DVD format. Oh, and Windows 2000/XP will only partition FAT32 up to 32GB, even...
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    Writting protected disks

    Technically: Backing up your DVD's is illegal due to the need to crack the encryption, even though you could argue that you are just exercising your fair rights. Definately: Giving your neighbours copies of your DVD's IS ILLEGAL.
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    Operating Temperatures

    The downside to that of course is that you lose your system in the winter/extreme summer weather. Maybe set up a back up with it as well? Or, as an alternative, just run a drive in that weather and see if it stands up to it. I'd be more worried about condensation around the CPU than the HDD...
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    Installed 200GB Seagate, now booting takes forever...

    While I agree with you that CS may be a problem in some hardware configurations, I have never had a bad experience using it. I have an opinion, a personal one, that CS should be used unless there is a problem later. I understand that it takes only a second to set the jumper for most...
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    Installed 200GB Seagate, now booting takes forever...

    Master is ALWAYS on the end of the cable, slave is ALWAYS in the middle. It's not lazy, it's just elimination of a needless step. I find that most people do what they prefer anyway. The only problem with cable select is that some drives had issues with it. This is a manufacturer problem, not...
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    Help going from RAID 0 to RAID 1

    Yes, you need to press F6 to install the same RAID driver that you used for RAID-0
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    SATA with P4PE mobo

    Make sure that the BIOS is set to non-raid for the channel you plugged the drive into.
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    WD Drive OEM VS. RETAIL

    Go OEM. You get a longer warranty (3 years OEM vs. 1 year retail). All that other stuff isn't worth the cost, as it's all junk.
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    Data loss in RAID 0

    Using another controller to recover the data will more than likely screw things up further. Unless you use exactly the same controller chipset, you will definately cause more problems.
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    SATA vs Molex power connectors HELP!

    That's new info to me. I don't remember reading that anywhere before. Makes sense.
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    simple SATA question

    'Start, Run, diskmgmt.msc', Initialise disk, format. You're good to go.
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