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    AMD A8-6600k
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    Gigabyte FM2
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    Adata 8GB 1600mhZ
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    GT640
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    Antec 450
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    Windows 7 (64bit)

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  1. thekingfallsdown
    I'm not concerned with Boot times mostly just file access times! Thanks though
  2. thekingfallsdown
    Niceeeee. My boot is a 1TB 7200rpm with 3 750gbs or lower hdds as backups. I have about 86% of this in video files so it's annoying constantly moving stuff around for fresh installs
  3. thekingfallsdown
    Well you can Rufus tool it onto a 8GB flash drive and keep that laying around for super fast installs for a later date at any point. I have one laying around for the heck of it.
  4. thekingfallsdown
    Sounds about right. Can't wait till I can get that myself. Rocking one 4 hdds and nothing more right now. Kinda annoying lol
  5. thekingfallsdown
    If you have a way to get windows onto a USB it's faster just a tip. Though it may be to late now
  6. thekingfallsdown
    Are you running on a 256GB one or something? lol. I don't need all my stuff downloaded all the time..
  7. thekingfallsdown
    The reason you do this is windows tends to be weird with which hardrive it picks, so it's best to unplug all the ones except the one you want it on.
  8. thekingfallsdown
    I am aware all data will be lost. I have backup HDDs for my data. I don't know anything about a raid card as I don't have any extra hardware. My BIOS is in IDE mode. I was only asking about AHCI bc I thought it was better? These aren't IDE hdds anymore afterall.
  9. thekingfallsdown
    When installing the OS, unplug the HDD. Make sure the SSD is in Port0 on your motherboard. Other than that, as long as you point to where you want programs installed you should be good. I don't know if theirs bios particular issues as I don't know anything about your motherboard.
  10. thekingfallsdown
    I read it as him going from hdd to ssd for some reason. As in "upgrade" hence the confusion. I am aware steam lets you do this I just haven't had a use for it yet lol.
  11. thekingfallsdown
    I was planning on booting from this RAID0 so yes this does matter. So which then? Does ACHI/IDE mode matter?
  12. thekingfallsdown
    Running both at same time? Yeah sorry I didn't catch that. Welp there goes my help.
  13. thekingfallsdown
    We're all up this late
  14. thekingfallsdown
    You offering? lol
  15. thekingfallsdown
    For steam that's unnecessary. Simply backup the "Steamapps" folder, install steam on the new machine/ssd, close steam, and copy the folder to the same location you originally took it from. Then when you click play on a game in your library it'll work. It won't ask you to point to the files at all, it'll just work. No creating folders just replace the new empty folder on the fresh install.
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