Count yourself lucky you didn't install everything then go to install Windows and find it doesn't work. I know someone (myself) who did that.
What do you need Windows for anyway? I'm considering selling my Windows and moving entirely to OS X and go for a nice RAID setup. Call of Duty 4 being on OS X also is helping the decision.
At least this way I can have ALL my music and ALL my TV shows ripped to the drive without worrying about storage, and if that fails I'll buy Windows and dual-boot.
At least this way I can have ALL my music and ALL my TV shows ripped to the drive without worrying about storage, and if that fails I'll buy Windows and dual-boot.
I had two 640gbs in RAID0 as we talked about a while ago the performance was great, killed me to break that down to install Windows and there was a considerable performance/speed loss. Obviously it was still lightening on a single drive setup but I think you shall enjoy the 1tb RAID.
They're bound to sort that Bootcamp thing in the future too. Or so you'd hope.
I have a macpro on the shopping list, to finally retire my 2*G4. What annoys me the most is the price of the EEC memory. Heck I can buy 8GB of non-ecc for the price of just one 2GB stick for the mac pro. Speak of overkill :/
I think I'll wait till the WWDC anyway, they might bump them at about that point, and maybe the RAM will have come down a bit in price...
I have a macpro on the shopping list, to finally retire my 2*G4. What annoys me the most is the price of the EEC memory. Heck I can buy 8GB of non-ecc for the price of just one 2GB stick for the mac pro. Speak of overkill :/
I think I'll wait till the WWDC anyway, they might bump them at about that point, and maybe the RAM will have come down a bit in price...
Buy the RAM from the USA. I did, now I have 16GB for roughly £400.
Also, @Slogan: What is the best RAID block size, say, for encoding DVD files? I've got it on the default at the moment, just wondering if you had any experience?
Once the RAID is zero-filled I'll benchmark it, that way, I got direct comparisons with and without.. according to disk utility, it'll take 3hrs to zero-fill the 1.8TB RAID!!!
Oh, and I took pictures but I can't get them off the mrs' cheap point and click.. If I can find a memory card I'll whip them up.
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