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http://www.amazon.com/128GB-KingSpec-2-5-inch-SM2236-Controller/dp/B0091T4ZWU/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1425498047&sr=8-2&keywords=PATA+SSD
http://www.amazon.com/KingSpec-2-5-inch-Solid-SM2236-Controller/dp/B008RWKFYE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1425498047&sr=8-1&keywords=PATA+SSD
There is some good PATA SSDs
But, just letting you know, you're going to be spending $150 or so on upgrading this. You COULD just spend $400 for a MUCH better bran new notebook that will blow the lid off the one you have.

Just connect it to the computer and it will ask if you want to trust this computer say yes, afterwards it should be loading up the phone and start doing a backup on the top bar you should see it saying backing up. To check once it's done go into file preference and click on a tab called backups and there should be a data log of the backup you just did 

here is a noob saying shit(by that i mean me)
but why don't setup a service on your website that they pay for and then an email is send to some email?
i don't have experience im just throwing it out there:)

Get another pair of 2x2 even tho you will have no real benefit from that quad channel at least you will avoid compatibility problems.Just make sure they are the same frequency(is not the only important thing) but if you can buy the same brand of ram you have now

After a little help from ASROCK support, i managed to obtain a stable temperature (49-50C) lowering the voltage to CPU from 1.5 to 1.33 and rising de CPU fan speed to 1320 RPM (was 800 RPM).The question is: This temperature is normal for BIOS? I hope this information is useful for other people with the same problem.

obligatory first
 
384gb ssd(s)....umm okay 
 
Could they have made that bezel any thicker...

alright, thanks for the help guys, ill get around it tomorrow instead

I might as well introduce myself
I'm a First year undergraduate studying Computer Science student studying at Coventry University - England :)
My first experience with programming was in Java when messing around with minecraft mods, but it wasn't really proper programming, more just implementing API to add stuff into the game.
Then I start university and was introduced to C++, the basic syntax from java helped a lot.
C++ is a lot nicer to learn from I feel, you get to see a lot more of the stuff behind how things actually work.
As for IDEs coming from java i very much like Eclipse, and not just for java, the plugins available for it are pretty cool too. I use eclipse for writing up any documents using LaTeX as it has some really nice plugins. I also installed the Go plugin which also worked a dream. For now for my current uni work they want us to use Code::Blocks (It really isn't great..) But i've added everything an use Visual Studio Ultimate on my desktop and laptop which is where I do all my work from. The uni PCs are fast but the user documents are completely networked and its hard to get the stuff to compile over a slow network..
As for OSs my Desktop has Win7 professional for gaming, then I normally have it booted into kubuntu, there is also mint w/ cinnamon installed on it as well.

Yeah after I reinstalled everything correctly including the mouse and other softwares it works without a problem.

He has a GTX 3000ti titan black maybe?

It was either dead to begin with or it died while hotswapping. I don't even know if you should/can try putting it in another system.

A nice article on how to physically install it, hope this helps!
 
http://www.wikihow.com/Install-a-Graphics-Card