NecroJoe
Stool Chef
- Joined
- Apr 12, 2005
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- San Francisco area, CA, USA
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- 2015 Mazda 3 S GT, 2015 VW e-Golf
I'm pretty sure anything that can be described as "an HDD" will get a 5.9 on that test
Yup.
I'm pretty sure anything that can be described as "an HDD" will get a 5.9 on that test
I'm pretty sure anything that can be described as "an HDD" will get a 5.9 on that test
*cough*
so that would be an SSD, no? ... can't be described as HDD, so doesn't count! we all know you want us to get SSDs
for the record: my HDD gets me 5,9 as well...
Why on earth would a phone, or anything for that matter, have a vibrating battery?
So following up on my computer troubles...
I didn't reformat because at this point I'm pretty damn sure it's not an OS thing, it's acting up sometimes way before the OS even loads.
Last night the computer froze, I restarted but it gave me that message about a messed up boot disk. I figure maybe the MBR has gone bad or something so I pop in the Windows CD to try and see if the repair option can get my OS back up and running. But to my surprise the Windows installer couldn't find any Windows installations, and as I found out it hadn't even recognized a hard drive in the machine.
At this point I think I'm screwed with the hard drive having gone kaput... but after frantically rebooting a few times it loaded back into Windows normally (well not entirely normally, with the graphics glitches still happening) without any sort of error message.
Now, this turn of events has me confused. On the hand I think okay, it's definitely the motherboard because different parts of the computer are acting up at different times so it could be the thing that brings them all together that has gone bad. But on the other hand I think maybe it's purely a faulty hard drive, and the video problems are occurring because the relevant files reside in the part of the hard drive? Or are video drivers always solely loaded into the RAM?
Firefox 4 is out. No more beta or RC.