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Hi, I have a Dell D610 notebook and the D/Port `advanced' port replicator. When I use my wired lan connection that is attached to the laptop, it works fine. The D/Port comes with a RJ45 port that ought to be usable when docked. When docking my Laptop, however, the internal wired network card gets di...

most of the time 90 degree ones, however with the 4-in-3 or 5-in-3 cages I use a lot, I prefer straight connectors, since the angled ones will not fit.

I have seen a tool that is able to resize the HDD on the firmware level, but I am not sure which one it was. I know that it was one of the HDD manufacturer's tools, like Seatools, WD Drive Diagnostics or PowMax.

I am not entirely sure what you mean by ``store files''. If you are concerned about losing data due to user error or software issues, a good backup strategy can do wonders. For the home user, a cheap option would be one or preferably more external drives, which are only connected to the PC and Power...

Sovereign wrote:What about the HighPoint RocketRAID 2310?

Excellent choice. I have heard many good things about it. Aside from that, I think you'll have a hard time finding anything in the sub $200 range that has both PCIe and at least 4 SATA ports.

post for entry, let's see if I can get up to seven for this month.

Did you ever find a solution to this? I am running an almost identical (e6300, ds3, gskill ram, 7900gt) setup and I am seeing the same problem. I have the latest (f10) BIOS.

edit: setting the PCI speed to 101 in the bios appears to fix this.