Ah...a classic mod dilemma,
"Does this thread make any sense whatsoever, or I can I close it now and put and end to this profligate waste of pixels?"
I envy ye not the task.
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Ah...a classic mod dilemma,
"Does this thread make any sense whatsoever, or I can I close it now and put and end to this profligate waste of pixels?"
I envy ye not the task.
Last edited by clocker; 12-14-2004 at 04:14 AM.
"I am the one who knocks."- Heisenberg
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shall i be the one to add a real reply then?
(though it would be more fun to just say "NAH", and en my post i dont think that would really help DDRFREAK1030)
the using RAID you dont really combine the disks, id use JBOD if i were you, less risk involved, and the disks dont have to be the same size:
http://www.pcguide.com/ref/hdd/perf/...evels/jbod.htm
DDR PRO xD
im bak
ok wat is RAID?
be serious now....
this was not ment to be a spam topic. i inly types "how?" because i had to go somehwhere on sunday and yesterday i worked and had hella hw to do so now im bak. ,^,
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describe what the purpose is of combining them - why do you want to do it? what do you hope to gain? and we'll post serious replies.
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Originally Posted by DDRFREAK1030
http://www.acnc.com/04_00.html
DDR PRO xD
well it was originally for these 3 old 10gb hd's but now i got another 7 20gb hd's as well
i want to put the 3 10gb ones together
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well remember that they all need power (getting a new one is usually a better idea)
and for what purpose do you want to put them together?? this really matters, please be more specific if you want help........
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