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Hmmmmm.......funny how we don't just use the English version. Thanks DOM!!
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its good for super pi 32m but i havent tryed it lol
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Wow that's all it's good for? Seems like a lot of trouble....all the images in the instructions are missing I can't do anything with this.
How is the Chinese version be better at spi32m than the English version? Wow I wasted 2 dvds now today burning winLite and TaiServer. I already have TinyXP and I can't read Chinese.:Dizzy::argh: |
lol, Damn Imageshac!!!
I'm currently using winFLP for spi32m. Haven't got taiserver to install yet since I'm an hhd short. Taiserver doesn't install on ssd. |
Im@geshack images have just recently been banned here at oca because it often times gets hijacked by trojan downloaders. Kikis tutorial needs to be re-uploaded.
Just use tinyxp for now, taiserver just happens to be the fastest os for super PI 32m right now. A great many overclockers have tested all forms of xp and found an anomoly with taiserver in which its a little faster than the rest. The dvd's are not a waste, hold onto them forever and install as needed for your current goals. We just need to adjust the tutorial images for yah. KIKI! |
I'll install Lite, Tiny, 2K3 (english for now), Vista, and Tiny7 so I can test them all out. ;) I have a 60GB SSD on the way....I gotta figure out the best way to break it up. I guess 10GB@ and the rest for Wazza. Sound good?
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Yah, sounds good, not sure if Vista will let you get away with it, been a while since I've played Vista. 30gb for the others and 15 for vista = 45 and change for whatever.
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I don't see how to make the partitions on the 2nd drive while in my Windows 7 disk management screen? Neuromancer was saying that I could make all the partitions and have them be properly aligned. Help please.:blush:
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be careful when fuddling around in the disk management, meaning, make sure you are manipulating the drive you intend on manipulating.
Having said that, when you look at the disk manager, you'll see: Attachment 4584 Volumes at the top and disk 0,1,2,3,4,5 etc on the bottom. In my screenshot, disk 0 is actually my backup drive and not an operating system drive. Disk 1 is my Raid/OS drive. On that drive I have 3 partitions (1 small partition in the front aka 7 ultimate standard). The two latter partitions are my WIN7 32 and 64 bit partitions. At the back of that drive is UNALLOCATED DISK SPACE. Simply right click and select "new simple volume" and then decide how big that partition will be during the following prompts. O.k. so you have a disk# that doesnt have any partitions on it. YOu may have to initially right click the disk# and initialize it. More than likely it will already say "UNNALLOCATED DISK SPACE" in black, just right click there and select new simple volume. Lemme know if this helps or if I've just missed what your asking for. |
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