Posts by Kramy

Quote:Originally Posted by robakataz if this is problem and mobo is ddr2 then would u suggest i get new pc and upgrade to ddr3 anyways ?Yeah, that could make sense. If you can sell your old RAM and stuff, you may be able to upgrade...

Quote:Originally Posted by Zensou Any ideas? Shutdown, tighten cables, then boot up again. Check it with WD DLG - run the extended SMART test. You may have received a dud...

Both SDHC and flashdrives will be far cheaper than CF - but a USB2 external HDD may be the cheapest... I've seen 320G ones for as little as $40. No idea if this is any good - I usually look for Patriot Flashdrives for tossing apps/games...

Quote:anyways i then decided to try another reboot and it boots up ok and all the fans work etc etc except there is nothing going to the screen ..Could you elaborate? It POSTs fine and you can hear it beep and then start entering...

I wouldn't buy anything yet, except the 840 Pro. At CES both WD and Seagate announced more Hybrid drives. I figure in about 3 months there's going to be a lot more choice on the market. That probably means lower prices.

Quote:Originally Posted by renji1337 UPDATE, I FORMATTED THE DRIVE and now it's running 120mb write speed 250mb read speed like it should! but SSDlife now says it's at 3% LIFE! what's going on I'm not sure what the bad block limit...

Quote:Originally Posted by sherlock I assume with this I don't have to format the 840 pro before cloning?You may have to initialize it in Disk Management for EaseUs to see it, but you don't actually have to format it.

I would be surprised if it worked. My USB3 flashdrive doesn't work on USB 1.1 ports. Little known fact - although USB's spec mandates full backwards compatibility, it does it by having a USB 1.1, USB2, and USB3 controller for each USB3...

Usually the size thing isn't an issue - you just screw the screws in a bit more or a bit less. The only time it's an issue is when the SATA connector is on the side of the bay door, forcing you to insert the drive upside down. With a...

15mm high. No, it won't fit in 99.5% of laptops out there. (possibly 99.9%+)