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• June-July 2013 video Assembly Hard Drive Configuration - ideas welcome!

  Greetings from Adobe community,

  I am a new Member and this is my first question. I appreciate all well informed and advice experienced for my hard drive configuration.

  My new system:

  CPU: Intel i7 3930 k

  MOBO: Asus P9X79 DELUXE

  CPU Cooler: PTC 812 CM (Start with Air cooling, hesitant to use liquid for now)

  RAM: 64 GB Corsair Vengeance (1600 MHz) (8 GB ea. of course)

  GPU: GTX 650 Ti push (went here with plan slim for sell / level as necessary or suggested)

  Case/Tower: Stryker CM Storm

  Block of power SUPPLY: Seasonic 80 + Platinum 860W (currently overkill)

  OS: WIndows 7 Pro (with option to upgrade to 8)

  Engraver: writer pioneer BD & DVD LG burner (excited and anticipating a commercial version of a new technology Petabyte optical )

  -> http://www.extremetech.com/computing/159245-new-optical-laser-can-increase-dvd-storage-up-de-un-p etaoctet

  Now, I am open to any suggestion that could be a bottleneck above, but my main question is about my setup of my hard drive:

  I have the following drives:

  2 x Samsung 840 Pro 256 GB SSD

  2 x 1 TB WD Caviar Black HARD drive (7200 RPM)

  2 x 3 TB Seagate Barracuda HARD drive (7200 RPM)

  I'm looking for the best speed, performance and use of these readers cs6 Master Collection, with a special attention given to AE, Premiere Pro and Photoshop.

  (FYI: I'll backup all important files on a burning of final projects and external HHD comics)

  My plan inspired by suggestions on AF and elsewhere:

  1.) C: 1 x Samsung SSD: OS & programs

  2.) D: 1 x Samsung SSD: media Cache & Previews

  3.) x Seagate E: 1 3 to HARD drive for exports (should I buy another and raid it?)

  4.) F: 2 x WD 1TBs in Raid 0 for projects

  5.) G: 1 x Seagate 3 TB HHD for media (I would add buy another and raid it?)

  6))) < BONUS disc > I plan on running the tests to see how can I use the max RAM, and all that is not used, I am hoping to hear positive comments on make a virtual disk or a couple of them.   (I saw incredible reference points for them).  If it is recommended that could I use a virtual drive for {2 - Cache of media & Preview} or should I just use it for file exchange, cache and other temporary files? (or he renounce the total?)

  I know it's a trick question, and I'm open to other suggestions which could include buying ~ $300 in additional disks if it will increase enormously the speed and performance.

  Thank you all for reading, and I'm really looking forward to learning of your knowledge and your experience in this field!

  Mike,

  1. Check. Port SATA 6G. Add a static pagefile of 1 or 2 GB here.
  2. Check. Port SATA 6G.
  3. Check. 3G SATA port. No sense in this RAID and double the risk of data loss. Even a 25 GB export should only ± 3 minutes or less to write.
     • The time for export is spent on coding, not on writing. Why take the risk and spend money for a possible second 80-90 win on each export 25 GB? How many times do you do that?
  4. Check. SATA 6G Marvell ports. Make regular backups of your projects.
  5. Check. 3G SATA port. I would be very hesitant to raid0 from the original due to the risk of data loss.
     • X 79 platform is designed for dedicated raid controllers and RAID parity. If you need more speed, go in this direction.
  6. Forget about it. It is not practical. Windows does not start without a swap file, so it will always create a pagefile on C: dynamic if it can't find it. With 64 GB of memory the swap file will be used little or not at all. A static file of 1 GB is sufficient. Whenever you turn off your computer, the RAM disk gets erased and from the start should be newly created. This means that the cache of media must be newly created, indexing, compliant and creation of peakfiles must be made whenever you open a project. This time lost far outweighs the potential gain of a faster RAM drive.

  Just my $0.02

• Satellite A500 - HARD drive recovery option is no longer available at the F8 Menu

  Hello, this my phone trees.
  I reset my Satellite A500 and due to a power failure reset did not finish. When I have inexplicable with F8 I can see HARD drive recovery option, and then must log on my account that I did not at all because of the power failure.
  Then I installed a copy of Vista retail, hoping to create an account and be able to retrieve from the HARD drive.
  PROBLEM! : Now I don't see the "Recovery disk" option at all.
  QUESTION: There must be a way to integrate this option in the windows Startmenu (F8). Can someone help me with this issue? I burn the DVD recovery and the recovery partition is still there.
  Thanks in advance.

  More big mistake made you ve, it's that you don't l l create recovery DVD such as recommended by Toshiba.

  Why you didn t ask how it works before you do anything?
  You've misunderstood with username and account.

  Now, when you use your own installation, you need to remove the option for installation of HARD drive recovery and the recovery image can be installed with recovery only DVDs.
  Now, you have two options:
  -to order the new recovery DVDs or
  d ' use the clean install of the OS.

  What do you think of this?
  To be honest, I think you need to use Windows 7 on this laptop.

  I recommend you to install Win7. Download page for all the necessary drivers, you can find and download from Toshiba

  If you have more questions or need help please let me know.

• Please help me to adjust my current HARD drive configuration

  I posted this at the end of 'Guidelines for best record Setup' badly yesterday, but I think that the thread can be so long and so old my question is simply lost in the mix, so I'll go ahead and create a new post here.

  I read damage on the guidelines for the best drive configuration and its position during the installation of overhead storage for editing systems, and I have a few questions...

  First of all, I have a TON of data, much of that which I could probably check on own things upward. Here's what I have right now, and maybe you can give me some recommendations to fix things so it'll work better (my PPBM5 shows significant slowdown in the disc-land). FWIW, all internal hard drives are 7200 RPM SATA2.

  I have a WD 250 GB enterprise storage disk for my OS/programs, and I think it contains the swap file... (although I have 12 GB of Ram, so I don't know how many times it is used). This one is full of about 50%.

  I have a WD 500 GB enterprise storage drive that contains all of my graphics, photos and audio, as well as other generic data files (think documents, PDFs, etc here) it is about 60% full.

  I have a 1.0 TB WD Caviar Black for my projects/Scratch/Previews drive. This one is full of about 40%.

  I have a 2 TB RAID - 0 (from WD Enterprise storage drives 2 x 1.0TB) which contains all my data in whatever format it is arrived (most are direct capture of HDV in the first, but there is a good mix of AVCHD, R3D and various SD stuff, too). This one is full of about 95 percent.

  I also have a backup of RAID-0 WD 4TB drive which is a little over 50% full and keeps a backup complete of all the drives in my system, less the OS and programs. (FW800)

  Then I have a second drive 2 TB of single disc that I use to maintain an offsite backup of whatever I am working on projects, more important things like photos and graphics. This one is full of about 30%. (FW800)

  Then I have a third disk single disk of 1 TB, which is a general backup drive and usually remains in place and is about 80% full. (USB 2.0).

  OK, so it's where things are now. From what I read, I think I might be better off by doing the following:

  250GB for OS/programs

  500 GB for the previews/Scratch/pagefile

  3 x 1.0 to drives (non-RAID) for my projects/media OR 1.0 TB RAID3/5 for projects/media (but I'll have to find a way to archive a bunch of stuff... BluRay?)

  I've got room in my system of adding a player more and I can probably get the approval for the purchase of a disk more if I asked my boss - so if I got a 2 TB drive, I could do a 2.0 TB RAID by using two TB 1.0 discs for interlacing and the 2 TB for parity, leaving me with an extra 1.0 TB? Or should I get a disk 1 to and a 2.0 to Raid with two disks of intertwining and two for parity? I'm really not upward on things like RAID, despite reading your article on Wiki and he...

  Also, I could separate my current RAID-0 and not lose the data on it?

  Just FYI, I use RAID on Board (using the motherboard ASUS P6T6 Server) and the purchase of a RAID controller is out of the question right now...

  I edit mainly HDV/AVCHD, but I have a little RED 4 k, and I'm hoping to upgrade my HDV for the JVC GY-HM700 camera soon.

  Thanks for your advice and your expertise!

  David

  Thank you, David, which makes it much clearer. At least a lot more understandable for my mind tired now.

  Given your options (no controller raid separated, possibly one or even two additional discs), I would go for this configuration:

  C: 250 G OS & programs

  D: project photos/graphics/audio-only 500 G, using Audacity / other documents & Pagefile

  E: 1 TB projects and outputs & media Cache

  F: 3 x 1 TB Raid0 for media and previews

  The reasoning is that currently you run lack of space on your 2 drive raid0, when editing your access to current content on D will be rather small, so move your swap file can be attractive and by using the E drive for media cache, next to projects you split the load between E and F. Your drive F is growing in quality and will be faster and backups are supported with the 4 TB and off site of 2 TB drives.

• HP Pavilion s5570t desktop computer: single SATA hard drive configured as RAID in BIOS

  Our small computer lab has two offices of Pavilion Slimline s5570t that we have recently upgraded to Windows 10. I noticed that in the configuration of the BIOS for the SATA hard drive, it is defined as RAID. I don't know why. The thing that brought this to my attention, is that the software Intel Rapid storage technology constantly shows about 25% CPU use and there high usage of the disk when computers start first which makes them unusable until the software installs.

  My question is can I change the setting of the BIOS SATA AHCI with no problems and that will solve the problem? The Intel rapid storage technology software version is v9.5.7.1002. It is obviously old and I could update, but I wonder if the real issue is the BIOS setting.

  Thank you

  JohnD

  Thank you for the additional information.

  I'm not sure it tells you, but I changed these settings without having to reinstall the operating system.  I suppose it could be correct.

• Satellite U400 - cannot find HARD drive recovery option

  I'm doing a full recovery from the computer by using the HARD drive recovery procedure, but the problem that I can not find the entrance (to fix your computer) when I press F8 after you restart the computer.

  My laptop is: Toshiba Satellite U400-144
  Model: PSU40E - 03P00WAR

  Kindly advice what to do.

  Hello

  Normally, you can start the drive HARD recovery function if you press the F8 key to go into the advanced boot menu. After that, select Repair my computer and in the next window, you can choose the option of Toshiba HARD drive recovery.

  By the way: which OS you have installed right now? HARD drive recovery is possible on a preinstalled OS to Toshiba!

• BIOS lack internal hard drive boot option

  I had problems with my computer gives me an error message 'Operating system not found' on initialize toward the top.  I knew that my hard drive was almost at full capacity, so I decided to install a new hard drive with more capacity, a Seagate Momentus 500 GB.  From what I read he appeared as my computer to recognize the new hard drive automatically, but it does not only and does not initialize.  When I go to boot options in the BIOS Phoenix, he mentions only: F10 and F12 Delay (s) [0], CD-ROM Boot [Enabled], boot floppies [Enabled] and starting adapter [Disabled] internal network.  However, the boot order lists: portable hard drive USB floppy, ATAPI CD/DVD ROM, USB disk on key, USB hard disk drive, and! Network adapter.  Would it be the BIOS Boot Option which is at the origin of the new hard drive is not being recognized?  I can't find where in the BIOS I can add this option in, or so that it can detect the new hard drive.

  When I put my Vista recovery disc in, it will load, but when I select Yes for "reset your system to factory settings" and it starts to reformat the hard drive Windows partition, it returns immediately with error '0x400110020000100A '.

  Anyone can shed some light on this problem?  Any help is appreciated!

  Hello

  See this link:

  http://answers.Yahoo.com/question/index?QID=20100623132826AASnxrS

  http://www.MakeUseOf.com/answers/hard-drive-reconized-boot-Windows-7-installation/

  It will be useful.

• Optimal hard drive configuration for first Pro CS5 and Pro Tools

  I am in the process of upgrading a workstation is used mainly for multi-track audio recording in Pro Tools using the Adobe CS5 products following production of promotional videos in HDV (AVCHD for the web) as well as printouts of documents of marketing for groups and musicians: Premiere Pro, Photoshop, Illustrator, and Soundbooth.

  Since Premiere Pro is probably the most demanding application in the group, I studied the hardware configurations suggested on this forum with great interest, in particular the suggestions of PREJUDICE (including its generic guidance for the installation disc) to determine what drives in order to buy and the best way to configure them.

  I'm upgrading to a HP Z800 with 2.44 GhZ processors dual quad core with hyperthreading (16 virtual cores), 12 GB of memory and a GeForce GTX 470 overclockee.  Without the implementation of a RAID configuration (which I can't afford right now), I would use 4 bays for HARD drives available in the Z800 in the optimal way for the Premier Pro, using currently available drives.  Currently, I plan to buy a 300 GB VelociRaptor to use as my C drive because of the time of extended loading and demands placed on the disc of ProTools and plug-ins Waves associated.

  I would appreciate your suggestions to improve my next plan: C (300 GB WD VelociRaptor) for the operating system and programs; D (1 TB WD Black Caviar) media and projects; E (1 250 GB WD Caviar Black) for the swap file (approx. 18 GB) and media Cache; and E (2 TB WD Caviar Black) for Pro Tools, exports, and previews of audio files.

  I have great respect for the knowledge of the members of this forum and look forward to your suggestions.

  / Bill

  Bill,

  If the live band shots involve a lot of multi-camera editing, I suggest a raid0, otherwise, if the Assembly is a single camera only, I would use separate disks, one for the media and for exports. The risk of losing all the data in a raid0 configuration would not bother, because the intensive part of the disc reads media / FLV writes. It will not be a significant difference in performance between playback of a disc and writing to each other compared to R/W in a raid0.

• Hard Drive configuration for CS5 master collection

  Dear all,

  I'm looking for advice on what drive configuration to use. I'm currently reformatting all readers for a new installation of cs5 and I have the following readers:

  1 WD Raptor 10000 RPM 150gig

  2 WD Raptor 10000 RPM 300gig

  3 Seagate 7200 rpm - 1.5 to

  4 Seagate 7200 rpm - 1.5 to

  I have read the various messages of forum, but need some clarification on what to install on this disk

  I have Windows 7 Ultimate 64 - bit with 6 gig memory and i7 processor

  I guess windows is best installed on one of the fastest WD drives. and my video projects on seagate drives.

  Where program cs5 files should be?

  I have raid options, but do not know a lot about the best set upward

  All welcome, advice would try to do things first!

  Concerning

  Chris Anderson

  Too bad to read on the http://forums.adobe.com/thread/662972?tstart=0 installation drive
  -Click on the image embedded in the message of prejudice to enlarge it to the size of reading

  Windows and all software on the startup disk

  #2 = Windows swap file disk

  Reader #3 = organization project files

  #4 player = video files

  HOWEVER, certain types of HD files work better via RAID because of the speed of data transfer requiement... but I edit AVCHD without raid, because it is more intensive CPU intensive disk

  You need to validate the type of the files you will use for someone to give advice on RAID or not

• HP Pavilion p6580t CTO: hard drive replacement options

  Hello

  I need to replace the hard drive (ST31000528AS) on my HP Pavilion p6580t CTO.  I'm trying to find which drives are compatible.  ST1000DM003 (promoted as a newer version of the ST31000528AS) work?  What of the SSD Kingston SSDNow v + UV400 (it is smaller, but I have not so much storage)?

  f your original hard driveis still functional, I would discuss with the mnaufacturer. There are programs to reduce the partition to make your request.

• Satellite P200D-139 - HARD drive upgrade options

  I received a P200D-139 and there seem to be two 40GB hard drives.

  I want to upgrade if I put Windows 7 on it.

  I have updated the BIOS, so how big a drive can I put into each slot of the HARD drive?

  I'm also going to 4 GB of RAM.

  See you soon

  Gary1857

  Hello

  Satellite or Equium P200D series was equipped with SATA HDD.
  This means that mobile supports the SATA HDD controller, which means that we must avoid any physical limitation.

  Usually, you can use any HARD drive 2.5 SATA
  But I think that 320 HARD drive should be good enough
  What do you think?

• HP2000-2b10NR: hard drive imaging Options

  Hello

  I was able to repair the bad sectors of a hard drive that I thought was not. I suspect that this is always a failure, so would like to as quickly as possible to keep the information about this and to migrate to a new disk image.

  Someone at - it recommendations for a preferably free software application that can be used for an image of a disc?

  I have another drive in the laptop, but it is not the same model and can currently be a little larger than the 300 GB drive in my system.

  In fact, I would consider the migration of an SSD of 256 GB of the ATA 300 GB disk.

  Macrium:

  http://www.Macrium.com/reflectfree.aspx

  Paragon:

  https://www.Paragon-Software.com/home/BR-free/

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  The hard drive from a Studio to sell will work in a Dell Latitude?  I have both, but the Studio is broken.  I don't want to lose what's on my hard drive and would like to know if it will work in my Latitude.  Studio hard drive has Windows 7 and Office Enterprise 2007.

  As you have a laptop, better make this laptop in the computer Forum post here:

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/laptop/default.aspx

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  Hi, please if someone could help me!  Dell sent me a new hard drive, I pulled out an old and put new in, now my laptop won't start?   It's just a black screen with white writing and not to say no boot device, press any key, when I do that nothing happens, I did something wrong?

  Best of this post in the portable computer Forum here:

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/laptop/default.aspx

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• (Redirected) Dell hard drive recovery industry

  I have several problems with Windows 7, now aged 4. After trying different solutions, it seems preferable to perform a recovery. To make sure that I am not reinstall problems, Microsoft advises I have start the recovery by formatting the hard drive. What I don't know, and apparently my correspondent at Microsoft does not know "formatting the hard drive also removes the Dell recovery programs? I have

  Hi Michael,

  Please repost this in the Microsoft OS forum for assistance.

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/software-OS/f/3524