Well RAID-0 is just striped with no redundancy, so it will be the size of both drives combined, but the method of writing the data is such that each successive block will be written to an alternate...
Type: Posts; User: JimB; Keyword(s):
Well RAID-0 is just striped with no redundancy, so it will be the size of both drives combined, but the method of writing the data is such that each successive block will be written to an alternate...
Oh so that's how you get the week...
My box says my E6600 is Batch# L628A724 made in Malaysia.
So from that I can deduce that it's a Batch A processor made in week 28?
And I'm guessing this batch...
Yeah that's the exact same memory as I have.
My first set of this RAM I had to return.
It wouldn't post past FSB 336 1:1, and failed prime 95 at all speeds; even stock.
A memtest86 showed it to...
I've got Geil 2.1V 4-4-4-12 RAM in my motherboard and it posted fine with 400 fsb bus using manual timings, however it wasn't stable running prime 95 on both cores though at this speed (but I blame...
