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How did you create the raid? 

Guessing that using these old board is not an option... I'd go with a Linux low level format option. 

Which ones?

Have you tried diskpart built into windows?
 
Not the friendliest command line.
list disk - shows disks in system. Should see physical drives, not logical ones.
select disk n - where n is the disk you want to wipe
list disk - make sure you selected the right disk, indicated by a * next to it
clean - this will instantly wipe the data structure of the selected disk. Make absolutely sure you have the right one selected!
 
Repeat for the other disk in the raid.
 
This should leave disks in uninitialised state and you can go back into disk manager to create new partitions on them as desired.
 
Note "clean" is a quick way to put disks into an uninitialised state for doing a clean install for example. It does not do a full overwrite so don't use it in other scenarios where you care about data getting recovered.
 
If above still doesn't work, try connecting only one of the raid disks at a time. That should essentially break the raid and might allow tools to work.

I was making the assumption the raid is logically stored on the disk data area. Given the difficulty seen, I now wonder if it is done at another level, for example there is some kind of metadata set elsewhere.
 
See if the manufacturer provides a diagnostic tool and have a go with that? Just saw the reply as I was typing. I'm outta ideas. Good luck.

Oh man .. ca't stop laughing .. my teacher is watching me ... xD

Oh man .. ca't stop laughing .. my teacher is watching me ... xD

-Hyper Threading
-Double data rate / type calculation
-File systems / journaling / mft / mbr
-Windows registry hacks for example deactivating caps-lock
-Windows tuning for example turning up langue swapping on the keyboard
-Deactivating Wndows functions
-msconfig
-Network configuration / lan / vpn
-NAS
-Folding @ Home (most users don't know what it is)
-Formfactors
-Cuda / open gl
-How to google right
-How to choose the right components for your system depending on usage scenario
-AHCI
-Trim

Oh man .. ca't stop laughing .. my teacher is watching me ... xD

Oh man .. ca't stop laughing .. my teacher is watching me ... xD

Samsung Galaxy S2 - with the larger battery
 
Don't need anything else and best design and quality of all galaxy series phones.

Okay I'm closing this for contest submissions (we have to pick a winner at some point) but feel free to keep posting. This thread is amazing.

Mozilla was my first favorite, but they realy fu**** it up with shockwave, so I went with chrome.

I know it's not a Linus meme .. 
 

I know it's not a Linus meme .. 
 

I know it's not a Linus meme .. 
 

I know it's not a Linus meme .. 
 

ASUS gave out some information and pictures to a webpage I'm following the article is huge and I don't want to withhold you anything so here are pages of  the orginal article in google translator:

-Z78 desktop boards
-Z78 tuf series boards
-Z78 rog series boars


Source: http://www.hardwareluxx.de/index.php/artikel/hardware/mainboards/26281-ueberblick-die-z87-mainboards-von-asus.html
 
This is the actual source .. so you're the second guys getting that hot stuff.

Heh. Reminds me of when I used a GPU only water block and didn't bother adding heatsinks to the VRM/Power phases on a GTX480.

I thought about contacting Samsung and LG and request a 27" 4K oled panel with that low response time and start a kickstarter project, but I don't think they will manufacture it even if they can.

Often the tests are with AA, what's totally unnecessary in these high resultions.

Often the tests are with AA, what's totally unnecessary in these high resultions.

Often the tests are with AA, what's totally unnecessary in these high resultions.

Often the tests are with AA, what's totally unnecessary in these high resultions.

Do a Single loop, you won't feel the difference and it's easyer, cleaner you just need one reservoir ... if you are running dual pumps and have a pump failure your system will still run.