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Thanks so much!

halo2surfer, I tried that too and it did not work. Thanks for the advice though. What I ended up doing was buying a new SSD for my laptop, then after I transferred all of the important data from the storage drive, I installed the storage drive back into my desktop. I then installed Windows onto the storage drive, and after it completed, I got a weird error message (can't remember exactly what it said). So I rebooted in attempt to restart the Windows installation, and to my surprise, a Boot Manager prompted me to select between 2 different Windows 7 installations. One of them was my old OS. Long story short, I was able to get everything back to normal without any data loss :)

Still looking for help

Tried every one of these commands. "FixMbr" and "RebuildBcd" said that they completed successfully, however I still get the BOOTMGR error upon booting. One thing to note is that when I did the "ScanOs" command, it didn't detect my Windows.

Ok, so I recently removed a 750GB 2.5" from my main rig to throw into my laptop. My main OS (Windows 7) is loaded onto a 2x 120GB Intel 520 series RAID0 array. After removing the drive and trying to boot Windows normally, I am greeted with a screen that looks like this:[ATTACH=CONFIG]n3119[/ATTACH] I've pretty much attempted all of the obvious solutions. I've made sure that the RAID array is my first boot priority in BIOS. I've tried inserting a Windows disc and repairing Windows, however the operating system doesn't even show up in there. Intel Matrix Storage Manager reports that my RAID array is fully functional, bootable, and healthy. Any ideas? I've never really experienced a problem like this before, and researching online has retrieved minimal results. Thanks EDIT: Could it be because my boot manager was on the drive that I removed? I installed Windows with a couple of harddrives plugged in

Literally the exact same thing as NZXT's Kraken series. Expect performance to be identical

I would stay away from the Razer Blackwidow Ult unless it's the 2013 edition. Ducky Shine II would be my personal recommendation. It's pricey, but you get what you pay for.

Finally got around to updating the thread now that editing posts is fixed. Nice builds everyone!

I believe that the special editions contain the same plastic-to-metal ratio as the original versions. Although I'm not 100% sure so take that with a grain of salt. Although it may seem plasticy to some, I can vouch that the case still has a very solid construction. My only complaint really is the top fan grill thing. It's all plastic and feels very cheap.

Cooler Master HAF 912 is another great option. I saw a Arc Midi going for $50 on newegg some time near Christmas

Well vb5 bugged out and added the wrong link for the "Official Site". And unfortunately I cannot edit the post until these bugs are worked out. There was also supposed to be a poll too but I guess we will have to wait for all of these problems to be fixed.

Official site: NZXT SWITCH 810 White Black Special Editions (matte black on left, gunmetal on right) How to enter: Post the following to enter • "ADD ME" • Specify the color of your case • A picture of your case (use spoilers please) • (optional) link to your build log, it will be shown next to your name on the owner's list There is also a poll added for which case you own Specifications: [TABLE] [TR] [TD] Model[/TD] [TD] Switch 810[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD] Case Type[/TD] [TD] Hybrid Full Tower[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD] Front Panel Material[/TD] [TD] Plastic/Steel[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD] Dimensions (W x H x D)[/TD] [TD] 235 x 595 x 585 mm[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD] VGA Clearance Maximum[/TD] [TD] 375mm (w/out fan), 350 (installed), 285 (full pivot)[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD] Cooling System[/TD] [TD] Front: 2 x 120/140mm (1x 140mm included) Rear: 1 x 120/140mm (1x 140mm included) Top: 3 x 120/140mm (1x 140mm included) Bottom: 2 x 120/140mm interior: 2x 120/140mm (1x 140mm included) Side: Large Acrylic Window[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD] Drive Bays[/TD] [TD] 4 External 5.25" drive bays 6 Internal 3.5" drive bays Screwless Rail Design[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD] Material(s)[/TD] [TD] Steel, Plastic[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD] Expansion Slots[/TD] [TD] 9[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD] Weight[/TD] [TD] 14.42kg (31.79lbs)[/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE] Reviews: techpowerup PCMag HotHardware AnandTech OC3D bit-tech Owner's List: Feel free to show your progress/build log in this thread whenever you make changes to your rig Black Aersol Helltech Mizulft Jordan Build Log HERE White Gunmetal Accuracy158 Jozi Matte Black

http://www.gamersedge.co.uk/2011/09/mechanical-switch-guide/