Not true. If you have trim support enabled, you can last 20 years. But if you don't, it wont last a year.

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Hope you know bout trim support and limited write cycles.

Replace the hd with an intel x25-m and maybe look at the corsair h-50 cooler if you're gonna overclock.

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Buy a raid card. BIOS level raid is software controlled so its honestly a placebo. You will not get that mush speed improvement from it. It's better for raid 1 setups.

Buy raid card

Backup all data

Install it/hook up drives

Setup raid 0

format

reinstall everything

Here's his real contact info if you want it. He didn't pay for private domain name reg :shrugs:

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Haven't messed with it. Did it reach the end of life cycle yet?

If you want that, I'll just make an irc channel for it. Live chat in a browser is horrible, uses waaaaay too many resources and it also depends on the browser the end user has.

Usenet sucks for everything other than pirating movies/music.

phpBB is a forum base for script kiddies who want to be 1337 in owning their own forum.

Why don't you just modify what you have?

I doubt it. Even if you add another board or two traffic isnt gonna be increased that much. Unless you want to put in a HTML5 avatar 3d playground (lol I didnt say flash cuz I'm a fanboi ). If it does jump up to using say, 20% more, that's not bad. I've always pushed the borderline on connection capability's. You get more than you need, take a baseline average load then scale back with 40% extra for denial of service attacks/misc crap people do (doubt this site will be attacked).

Whats your traffic like? Do you use load balancers/accelerators? GB per month? Do you own the servers and are just looking for a place to throw them? Database?

Now is my time to shine!

Do you want it hosted in canada?

I've got page loads down to .4 secs with that code on a server with a P4 and a crap connection under full user load

Don't tell me you are using a limited bandwidth provider...

Oh, that be why.

Add an imageboard. You can have my source code if you want. Its only been tested by over 8,000,000 people a day

@Fishboy, +1 for 3R.

Don't worry rick, that's a feature in windows!

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Yea, they're a hipster product as of now. Back in the dawn of personal computers, apple made the best keyboards. Cherry blue switches and a steel click plate. A true dream to type on. But now a days, it's cheaper to make **** keyboards. They have some mechanical keyboards at frys but I don't know if you can try them.

If you ever get the chance to type on one, I guarantee you that you will buy it after playing with it.

When you type all day, you will know the difference. Standard cap and rubber dome key buttons wear out over time because you bottom out the keys when typing. With the filco, the keys will "click" before you bottom them out, thus over time training you how to type without mashing. Basic cap/dome only have a cycle life of 10000 key presses while cherry switches have a life of 250000 key strokes. You get improved typing times and you have less finger fatigue. Plus it's the best feeling keyboard ever. I swear, I could prolly kill a guy with this thing. I got mine when they were still made of aluminum

Also, Filco tactile click NKRO mechanical keyboard. It's like typing on a silk pillow wrapped in the purest of gold with a perfect quick rebound of a school girl.

Best keyboard ever. It also goes CLACKITY CLACKITY CLACKITY CLACKITY cuz of the switches

I got mine for 115 a couple months ago. I was reluctant to get it at first but holy s#!t! Combine the space pilot with mighty mouse and my filco tactile click NKRO mechanical keyboard = <3

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I've been noticing it when aero is enabled. So I just went to windows classic, no screen saver, no sleep and it stopped.

DUKE NUKEM FOREVER!!!

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Inb4 the release of magic smoke.

Make sure you have your temp limits set to shut it down at 90 degrees C.

BE CAREFUL OF THOSE SETTINGS!!!!!

If you have a stock cooler you WILL KILL YOUR PROCESSOR!

I have OC'd all my comps and that is just a dangerous frequence setting. Watch your temps.

Yep!

You can either bootcamp (dual boot) or even use virtual machines (what I use). What model mac do you have?

See my earlier post.