Some system scores

[clocker]

I also like it for cable management easier to plug/unplug when needed

But really, how often do you do that?

I still don't like the Antec P-series...I think they have fatal design flaws that no amount of tweaking will overcome.
Don't have any alternate suggestions though.
These days I'm kinda "meh" about cases and haven't seen anything that ignites lust like the TJ07 did (even though I'm semi-bored with it as well).

[Detale]

I do it more often than you might think thats why I got the USB to SATA/IDE/PATA cable thing because it was a pain to get in there and swap out drives

Also I found a prob with the Cooler master 1000 all the reviews say that the HDD rack is flawed in that the temps get screaming hot in there because the whole thing is surrounded by metal so that case is out damn

[clocker]

...I found a prob with the Cooler master 1000 all the reviews say that the HDD rack is flawed in that the temps get screaming hot in there because the whole thing is surrounded by metal so that case is out damn

Jeez, you didn't see that coming?

This is how you want drives to be mounted...

[clocker]

Slightly altered setup and new scores.
Now running Vista 64 and three 250GB drives in RAID0...




Back to you, K.

[clocker]

[Detale]

Clocker is that with Vista or XP? I would think vista because of the 6 MB or Ram there, also Specs man Specs ( mostly so I can copy )

[clocker]

That's Vista x64 SP1.
6GB of RAM, Q9300 running at 3.3GHz (with only 1.15v vCore!), 8800GT using the latest 175 beta drivers.
Now have 4 x 250GB Seagate SATAs running RAID0 and one WD 500GB standalone.
The OS is in a 40GB shortstroked volume, the second volume takes up the remaining 891GB.

Damn thing still won't come out of "sleep" state properly.
I think I might reset the BIOS to default and reload the OS with the original disk- this install is a vLite gutted special- to see if that'll work.
I really liked sleep when it worked...

[kaiweiler]

Nice disk speeds clocker
Also, with your 6gb of RAM, you are using 2x2gb and 2x1gb right? Does this still allow Dual Channel?
I'm going to guess yes, otherwise you'd be better off with just 2x2gb, but hey you never know.

[clocker]

Yeah, dual channel still works.

Even better- and unlike the older NF4 chipsets- populating all four DIMM slots doesn't seem to affect the overclocking much (if at all).