Here's what I've done to quiet and cool my system: Moved everything into an Antec P160 case. As shipped, the P160 comes with one 120mm exhaust fan. I moved the...
I used to work for Compaq Mark. Years ago they told us a fair bit about the real basics of what was needed with the top class computers that were being made...
From: "John Paterson" <duroby@...> ... If I run into problems during the summer, I may have to do that. The P160 came with little silicone washers to...
Mark, that would be most generous of you to send the whichever monitor you consider is the better under Windows64. I think I would be looking at normal rubber...
From: "John Paterson" <duroby@...> ... www.markgwoodruff.com/everesthome220.exe Don't know if it will work under Windows64 though. If not, you can try...
Mark, this mob do not mention the operating systems they support... not exactly encouraging. Do you ever get the feeling that you are flying at the leading...
Have a look at Motherboard Monitor (http://www.3degs.net/) a good temp monitoring util, and PC Wizard (http://www.cpuid.org/) for hardwar info and diags - both...
Thank you Chris, I have downloaded the... I will give them a go. John ... From: Chris Swinney To: Silent-PC@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, March 10, 2006 7:23...
I have seen earlier versions of CPU-Z, but this version knows all about my Gigabyte 64-bit machine. The really interesting thing about CPU-Z was in my 32-bit...
... Actually, I get that feeling every time I try a variation of Linux. Only CoLinux runs on my system. Every other one fails in a different way. Yet no one ...
Mark-- What is there about your system that is not standard? I have installed perhaps ten different distributions of Linux--many in multiple versions--on a...
Ah, Mark you see unlike David Neeley, you must not be a unix/Linux guru. But if you sit at the feet of a guru for some weeks/months/years you too will...
Actually I've written filesystems, device drivers, and other programs for AIX, HP-UX, and Solaris. Oh, and I helped optimize a ray tracing program for a VAX...
First, I am by no means a guru--simply a Linux user. Second, there is no doubt whatsoever that hardware detection in Linux has improved markedly over the last...
Before this turns into a flame war, let me point out [rant on] that problems with command line interfaces, and simple solutions to make them more user...
sounds like a laptop to me... $500 gets you 2+ ghz that's silent and energy-efficient "Having pointed that out, what can we do to ensure that the next...
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what?? Well of course modern laptops have USB2, and a network drive is simply a ethernet connection to a drive that's on the network so obviously available ...
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LOL ask mark, i'm assuming he had a specific application. I'd rather go thru SATA than USB2 though, since that's just one more interface you're transferring...
On never mind, getting bits and bytes muddled. 480Mbits/s on USB2 equates to approx 60 MB/s. PCMCIA is therefore still faster and a dedicated SATA port at...
From what I've seen, USB2 typically runs around 16-18 megaBYTES per second after all the protocol overhead. Maximum tops out (with only one device attached) at...
exactly. Like I said it's usually easier & faster just to go from point A to B instead of A to C to B, even if C is suppose to be technically "faster". Just...
So, I can only assume form this then that a stand alone Hard Disk, or even better a RAID array of cheap SATA disk connected via a 1000Mbit Ethernet connection...