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i remember reading something many years ago about cpus already having the answer for basic math calculations. if cpus still use this method. where is the answer stored? the registry, the instruction set cache, ALU, what is this technology called.

non wikipedia links would be helpful

to destroy most of that knowledge and regress back a thousand years.

i refinanced my car loan to lower the interest and monthly payments

i got the thing to moniitor your driviing to lower insurance rate

got rid of the credit cards that had fees.

and the home loan is all good

what else can i do

i know that they are not rated for RAID, but this is for only for media and other computers backup. that really will some action but less than 100 hours a week.

My plan is to buy 5 new WD green drives of higher capcity every couple years, to refresh the array, and sell "last generation" 5 drives. the 5th drive is to replace a failed drive.

would this be safe practice? 10K drives arent in the budget, so would 3 out 5 green drives survive moderate use for RAID for 2 years = )

BQ: raid0 two WD green would give you 128MB of HDD cache, how on earth could one user possibly use that much from two "slow as5" hard drives.

i would like to rebuild my home server.

i would like 4x4 TB drives in RAID 1+0

i also would like to know if i could add a small SSD as a cache drive for quick access times. so the directory loads up fast while the array spins up and syncs.

Is this possible. the current itx motherboard i have allows raid but doesnt allow intel SRT. can i run an SSD for Cache under software.

i was considering running WD dual drives in RAID0 and mirroring that array but the dual drives are incredibly expensive for their capacities.

what do you suggest.

LOL

you know thats a great question

towelheads

Intel uses AMD 64bit instruction set since the core duo archetechture but Intel really didnt pull ahead until the 2nd generation i Series. so what made intel suddenly so much more effcient than AMD

and how old are you?

essentially can i securely sell a disk from an array without zeroing out the drive

for a network terminal

you looked and "talked" like steven hawking

the tall tale that became taller with every tell.

and the telling of a story must be entertaining

and all humans dont exactly have photographic memories.

the vet is closer, but the farm is cheaper.

"You arent my real dad (or mom)"

"or yeah... thats not gonna happen"

"have you been drinking?

then ignored the task and walked off.

i am in HR a lot. lol