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I'd recommend a clean install because you end up gettin rid of the cruft that has accumulated over the years. You might also experience instability if your old Windows install doesnt play nice with your new drive. I'm personally running a ~6 year old XPS M1330 with an Vertex 450, a cloned...

Haven't personally used it for Windows so I can't attest to its effectiveness. However, a fresh Windows install is recommended when moving to an SSD. You should also ensure that your BIOS is set to use AHCI for disks.

I've used it on all my hackintoshes. Kexts and DSDTs most definitely carried forward. I'd usually always install a fresh copy of chameleon but I recall chameleon carrying over as well.

The most painless way i can think of to get up and running is: 1) Put new SSD in a USB case and plug in to Hackintosh 2) Open disk utility on hackintosh 3) Select USB disk in Disk utility 4) Under the restore tab drag set source as your old HDD and destination as the drive connected to USB...

I'd like an invite too. I'd be happy to pass along any invites I get with the good folks here.

This ^ The specific model number you want is the MD760HN/B the older one is the A. You might find it a wee little bit cheaper on snapdeal. I've had my eye on one of these for a couple of weeks now. Prices fluctuate by almost 1-2k every few days depending on offers and coupons.

Flipkart has begun using Blue Dart esque tricks. Claiming that they tried to deliver the phone and I wasnt available. Clearly their 'In-A-Day' guarantee amounts to squat.

They aren't fakes. These are stores owned by distributors and auhorised resellers. No company owned company operated stores are present in India.

I've been using the Hola Unblocker plugin in Chrome as well as the Hola app on Android. I'm able to stream HD content on my 2Mbps connection after a few minutes of buffering.

Got the time to pop the drive in a case and check what lay beneath the fake label. The drive was indeed a WD WD10EZEX-00ZF5A0; A WD Blue 1TB drive sold to a system integrator. Someone at laminton is slapping on fake WD black stickers on refurbs or OEM drives and reselling them to unsuspecting...

I wrote to WD pointing them towards this thread along with a photo of the drive The reply I've gotten from them is as below. Any idea on what should be done next?

No working desktop to check. Some Google-Fu using the model number from the pcb shows its probably a blue. EDIT: Have written to WD via their support page and Social media. Waiting to hear what they have to say. In the meanwhile, has anyone else experienced this kind of trickery at lamington...

Today, I came across a non tech savvy friends dead PC. I was surprised to find a WD Black running on a non enthusiasts computer and congratulated him on buying a great drive. Things turned fishy when I went online to check the warranty remaining on the drive. I was surprised to find that there...

There's one in Kohinoor Mall at Kurla. If you're familiar with Phoenix Market City in Kurla you need to take a right at the signal just before market city when approaching from the BKC end. Maps Link: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Kohinoor+City+Mall/@19.0837072,72.8843539

YGPM Are you sure the photos you've got up are of the X58 UD3R? All X58 boards come with 6 RAM slots and the image you've put up shows only 4 EDIT: Ran through the spec sheet. The UD3R does indeed have only 4 slots.

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