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    my drive is running slow too

    here is a pic


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    I see that both of you show abnormally high CPU utilization.

    Haven't a clue why, just thought I'd point that out.

    Carry on.
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    problem sorted,I think,resolved by removing the sata cable completly,and repositioning it,from the sata 1 slot to the sata 2 slot on the m/board and reconnectin,seems like sata cables are a bit prone to working loose,thanks to all for suggestions

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    Quote Originally Posted by gripper103.2
    seems like sata cables are a bit prone to working loose,thanks to all for suggestions
    That's true, the new SATA II connectors have retaining clips. I would have thought it would simply stop working though. Presumably the CPU was running high trying to sort out all the CRC errors.

    Edit: @HCT, obviously your problem can't be exactly the same, but it must be worth checking your cables.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lynx
    Quote Originally Posted by gripper103.2
    seems like sata cables are a bit prone to working loose,thanks to all for suggestions
    That's true, the new SATA II connectors have retaining clips. I would have thought it would simply stop working though. Presumably the CPU was running high trying to sort out all the CRC errors.

    Edit: @HCT, obviously your problem can't be exactly the same, but it must be worth checking your cables.
    It'll be interesting to see if it do's resolve his problem,as if we don't have enough probs with the bloody machines without it being simple yet hard to spot problems like a cable not being pushed in far enough,sheesh

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    alright i will check the cables

    EDIT: just checked the cables, still same problem

    here is my second drive, which is fine
    Last edited by HCT; 09-09-2005 at 09:53 PM.

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    fixed it
    what i did was reinstalled the IDE controller drivers and that it


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    Quote Originally Posted by HCT
    fixed it
    what i did was reinstalled the IDE controller drivers and that it
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    Glad you found the problem.

    I was going to comment that your second drive was far from fine, although not as severely affected.
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