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Please follow these instructions to increase the Lifespan of your HDD. This also talks about AHCI. Corsair Force GT 120GB SSD review

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Hi All Got my Obsidian 800D Last Week, though was really busy with work & fell sick, however managed to churn up some good work hours for this. Using Black Ice SR1s all over the rig with GELID Wing 14 and Wing 12. What i did not like about the case it that it does not have any mount to tie up...

Sadly for the desk, i did not find any genuine Aluminum Workshops around. Everyone says that it is a tough material to deal with. I then though of getting the aluminum frame and using all glass. but then putting the stand offs and other stuff on glass is risky. I will finally be going for...

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Ok, Is it possible to put the SQL DB on SAN. --- Updated Post - Automerged --- Besides that, i want to know the Base System configuration with CPU & Memory.

First thing first, You need to think about Unique Identity System before you even touch the SUB Domain part of it. Why, well simple. even if you end up designing the main Domain and then Sub Domain (Which is fairly simple in AD System and readily available as an option), you will end up in a...

THat would have been a solution if it was a gaming rig. But in enterprise environment, DR is up and above all performance criteria.

If its 300x2 then you ought to have a horrible I/O. Why? Cause then you are using RAID 1 which is most pathetic configuration ever. Its just there for the sake of mirroring. I would strongly recommend you to go above, may be RAID 10 by adding in another Disk. Have a look at this for detailed...

For Raid configuration check BIOS. Should be one of the following. 2.5 inch SAS (10K rpm): 36GB , 73GB and 146GB 2.5 inch SAS (15K rpm): 36GB and 73GB 3.5 inch SAS (10K rpm): 146GB , 300GB and 400GB 3.5 inch SAS (15K rpm): 36GB , 73GB , 146GB and 300GB 3.5 inch SATAu (7.2K rpm): 80GB ...

I feel the situation here is that the SQL database is on DAS As Well. In scenarios where SSD's are on Servers are the ones where the DB is either on SAN or NAS. Another thing to notice is the Page File usage on old MS OSs, as the OS constantly writes Page-file hence the life of SSD is...

Hi An SQL string search totally depends on the Memory & Storage I/O. As i7 has a better memory architecture and SSDs have good I/O, hence you get fairly low latency for string access. Yes, the Enterprise Environment has huge I/O, hence an SSD will not last long. Please let me know the DAS RAID...

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