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Ponyboy66

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  1. Not sure if I agree with this. My personal experience is to have the fastest hard drive first, big or small. Access time is critical for the OS. Also set you page file to a different drive. This will allow the OS drive to focus on performing the task at hand and not wasting time on page file data on a different part of the platter.
  2. I've had many over the years, mostly self induced. The number 1 computer disaster for me has been the most recent. Back in March, my self built computer of 5 years started to randomly reboot. Checked all the obvious such as cables, memory, connectors etc. The problem would come and go. It finally would not boot at all. I have been building computers for about 15 year so I've acquired quite a collection of components for just such an occasion. The only thing I was short on was power supplies. Over the years I had fixed friends and families computer and the most common component was the dreaded PS. Little did I realize that this would be my nightmare. I tested the PS with a little device that my neighbor gave me that tests various aspects loaded and unloaded. The PS tested good. In the end, I toasted 3 motherboards, 2 processors, 6 sticks of DDR memory and a DVD burner. I finally got out an old 98 machine and hooked her up. Saved up the pennies and built me a nice shiny new puter with a new power supply. When it was all done, I checked the old ps again, and it still tested good. I threw it out anyway. I lost no data as I back up regularly. Very expensive and frustrating experience.
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