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Hmm well GetBackData took about 8 hours to run and while there are some semblances of readable files all of it is in folders with jumbled numbers as names. Maybe if I convert the spanned volumes back to simple volumes using something like AOMEI?

Yes all drives are detected correctly and the previous installation is completely gone. This is what list volume looks like in diskpart Some additional info: Before I reinstalled Windows I used a bootable linux usb to backup some files and noticed I couldn't mount the G volume. I tried using sudo ntfsfix /dev/xxx to fix this but still couldn't access the files and I decided to just leave it. During the Windows install I think a chkdsk automatically ran and was deleting index entries for around an hour. I'm trying GetBackData NTFS from the thread you linked and will get back to you on that as soon as its done. Thanks!

Hey guys, I recently reinstalled Windows 7 after a BSOD and now the spanned volume (Data (G:)) is only showing 566 GB of capacity. I think Windows is only detecting one of the partitions on Disk 2 as a drive and as a result I can't access any of the data in Disk 0 or the other 256 GB partition in Disk 2. I'm wondering how to fix this so the spanned volume has the correct amount of ~1.7 TB capacity without losing any of my data, or just being able to get my files back without a spanned volume. Thanks

If you're not competitive you probably won't notice or mind a lower quality sensor, or wireless input lag on inferior mouses so you should probably focus on shape. Personally speaking I'm using a g403 and its super comfy if you have large hands

I'd love to know how loud it is, the PSU looks like a 1u one and those are quite loud iirc.

No clue on that one. Sorry

Temperature I think. The lower the better

Here's some supplied testing http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?220874-More-Radiator-Sandwich-testing

Fan | Rad | Rad?

As in 2 rads with 1 set of fans? Don't do that, iirc it performs the same as just 1 rad.

Should be an option in bios. Forgot what tab but the setting should be something like audio leds. Whoops! Wrong lga. Seems like you can't turn it off

With win7, with some assistance from the windows dialup key activation people, its possible to transfer an OEM license to a different motherboard

See if you bought a gigabyte board you could just summon the powers of the backup bios. You don't necessarily need to take out the battery, if you have a jumper just put it on the clear CMOS pins. If you don't, just short out the pins with a screwdriver

Maybe an autohotkey script that pastes in a number and adds 1 to a counter every time you do so. Not really fimiliar with ahk but should be a fairly simple task.