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Old 2003-11-05, 08:39 PM   [Ignore Me] #1
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Changeing Size of Page File on Hardrive?


Just wondering if this will make any diffrence in gameplay or anything on my comp if you need my specs they are in my sig. The current size is 720-1440 should i change it?
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Old 2003-11-05, 10:17 PM   [Ignore Me] #2
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but to let the system manage the size, but if you have 2 hd's put it on the HD that doen not have the PS directory in it. Better preformance that way, even better if its one a seperate channel(not on the same IDE cable)
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Old 2003-11-06, 10:31 AM   [Ignore Me] #3
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If you do get a new HD do not i repeat do not once agian do not (did i say do not yet) get a RAID card with your HD
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Old 2003-11-06, 04:08 PM   [Ignore Me] #4
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why not? raid is good if you have two new drives of the same size and stuff becuase it offeres twice(theoreticaly) the preformance. and new mobo's come with build in raid functions alot
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Old 2003-11-06, 05:37 PM   [Ignore Me] #5
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Yeah I plan on getting the A7N8X DX mobo. That comes with a built in SATA RAID controller for I think RAID 0 and 0+1. Hopefully I can eventually get an additional drive to store windows system files and page file on it so it wont interfere with my raid performance.
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Old 2003-11-06, 06:03 PM   [Ignore Me] #6
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i got a Abit NF7-S and thats got Serial ATA w/ raid and a Parrael ATA to Serial ATA converter

-EDIT- The converter came with the mobo
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Old 2003-11-06, 11:13 PM   [Ignore Me] #7
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i wan't to find a Parallel to SATA converter but they cost to much, and i would need 2 of them. or better yet 2 WD raptor 10,000 rpm hd's in a raid 1 config, best hd preformance on the market. besides Scuzy witch is uber expensive
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Old 2003-11-06, 11:27 PM   [Ignore Me] #8
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Screw that mirroring shit who cares about data integrity . Go with the raid 0.
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