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[Bok]

yup. Drive not responding again. I'm going to tear down my windows machine and use that.

[LAURENU2]

What do you think will make this go away

P.S.
Without the need to tear apart you network

[gopher_yarrowzoo]

Hmm an PC Ice box, nice water cooling, sealed box to prevent dust ingress, with Gigabit ethernet too, with plenty of RAM and some method of minimizing writing to the drives too...

[LAURENU2]

Would some thing like this work better that a SATA
http://www.microcenter.com/single_pr...uct_id=0371589
It has a big conch
The pciE has a larger pipe if I am not wrong
I have a new Iceberg W/cooling system I never installed
And or a pirzo system for working at -0 F

P.S.
this looks cool to a Hybrid
http://www.microcenter.com/single_pr...uct_id=0374294

[Bok]

Would some thing like this work better that a SATA
http://www.microcenter.com/single_pr...uct_id=0371589
It has a big conch
The pciE has a larger pipe if I am not wrong
I have a new Iceberg W/cooling system I never installed
And or a pirzo system for working at -0 F

P.S.
this looks cool to a Hybrid
http://www.microcenter.com/single_pr...uct_id=0374294

I've not heard good things about those PCIe SSD's yet.

[LAURENU2]

I've not heard good things about those PCIe SSD's yet.

OK try these
http://www.ocztechnology.com/ocz-rev...press-ssd.html

http://www.guru3d.com/article/ocz-re...120gb-review/7

Now I'm starting to want one haha

[Bok]

That last review is from 2010. I didn't notice until I saw it up against an OCZ Vertex II and was curious why they didn't compare to the Vertex III instead which has similar performance at ~ 550Mb/s though is a lot cheaper.

[Bok]

What do you think will make this go away

P.S.
Without the need to tear apart you network

I think it ranges from trying out a vga cooler like you mentioned on the SATA controller chip to replacing the mobo (which would mean a new CPU too).

I intend to try the first option as soon as I get a chance, given the drive came back up just fine. Otherwise I'll sacrifice my windows machine which has a very good mobo+cpu

[LAURENU2]

I think it ranges from trying out a vga cooler like you mentioned on the SATA controller chip to replacing the mobo (which would mean a new CPU too).

I intend to try the first option as soon as I get a chance, given the drive came back up just fine. Otherwise I'll sacrifice my windows machine which has a very good mobo+cpu

Most of my MB's have some kind of coolers on the chip and like I said adding the heat-sink solved (can't read error)
if you got a Old dead MB take the VGA cooler off and use that But use some heat sink past in the middle and a dab or ball
of silicone at the 4 corners to lock it to the MB Let it cure laying down for 6 hrs and your good to go

The silicone will not harm or short the MB