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building an old socket 775 system because I have old parts laying around.

Can I SLI a reference 8600gt with this PNY one? It's just for novelty. performance is no issue


thank you for your time

Helped a little bit but still pretty much unusable. This is a good chance to replace this old 128GB drive. I've never done drive cloning before.

If I understand correctly, it would allow me to create a perfect copy of my drive, with the drivers/software/registry/etc intact? Is it all software-based? If so, any recommended good software for this?

Also I assume it works just fine if the drive being written to is larger rather than the same size, right?

I recently installed Windows 10, and on top of a host of problems including having to manually install drivers and my key not being recognized, it isn't recognizing my HDD.

Pic related is what disc management tells me. Apparently the space is "unallocated"?

My C drive just shows up as 119GB available, and going into properties, shows both my HDD and SSD.

Whoops, solved it as soon as I posted that, sorry.

>put it in your phone/camera
>put it through the scanner
>nobody cares
>nobody would care even if they knew you had cartoons on it

I hate dualbooting, I never have enough space for either OS. So I was thinking I would keep two (laptop) hard drives, one with each OS.

I don't know how to store the one I'm not using though. I heard keeping it in an anti-static bag is dangerous. What should I do?

>take out the old sticks
>it werks, correct 1866MHz
>restart
>it doesn't werk
>now it doesn't werk at all when I put both of the new modules; one of them (doesn't matter which one) and the old sticks is alright though
>try mixing channels (2 x (4GB + 8GB))
>it werks
>but still at 1600MHz
Fuck.

so after 2 hours of learning i can finally do in emacs what i could do in any other editor after 5 seconds
whats the point?
someone help me understand

on linux, quit x so you are only running terminal and use rtorrent

on windows you're shit out of luck

Yes.