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Join Date: Feb 2008
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OS: xp pro
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10 disk set up and out of memory....
I may be pushing mt luck here, but I need a high speed machine.
Set up is as fallows: mobo is Intel DP35P, 4gb Corsair ram I have one raid 10 (4x80gb Seagate stataII) of the mobo for system + apps, runnung a nice +/- 127 mb/s average A second rais 10 (4x 320 Seagate sataII) runnibg of a RocketRais 2300 for data about the same speed as ohter raid10... Here is the trouble, I added a second Rocket raid 2303 Pci-x and get a "out of memory" when the startup get's to that point. Both cards have latest and same bios. I have moved the cards around to see if that would solve the issue (not). RocketRaid were quick to point to Intel, Intel well, as you can imagin, it is a third party issue :-) btw, the third raid is to be a "0" made up of 2 Rapters to house the pagefile and Photoshop scratch disk. My humble guess is that both cards are trying to reserve the same IRQ or the same memory block, busince I cant get the PC up and running with both cards in, it's guesswork. Any help on this would be nice |
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