[realmusicians] Re: installing windows 7
- From: "D!J!X!" <megamansuperior@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <realmusicians@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 17 Mar 2010 20:22:16 -0400
Scott over at ADK always uses Asus, Gigabyte or Intel boards... Being a
systems builder I can understand why the secret issue, but it's not really
worth it if you can open a machine and look inside at the chips etc. I just
also happen to know this, it was leaked out in a builder's forim some time
ago. Also, it always changes, I personally switch between these same
companies and some others, depending on what the customer needs...
Regards, D!J!X!
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[mailto:realmusicians-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Chris Belle
Sent: Wednesday, March 17, 2010 7:08 PM
To: realmusicians-freelists.org
Subject: [realmusicians] installing windows 7
Well, I've managed to install w7 64 bit and also to back it up completely,
mess up the boot record and restore it again.
w7 32 bit will go in easy from another xp install, but I'd love to be able
to dual boot w7 64 bit and xp.
I can get them both on partitions and w7 booting but I haven't figured out
how to link them together yet, I don't know if I can do it with the bcdedit
tool or not.
I've just bought my brand new spanking daw machine i7 based fast ddr3 1600
memory, nice gigabyte mobo with legacy support and all the pci and express
slots I need 750 quiet power supply and all the goodies from a guy Jim
Roseberry www.studiocat.com
He's great, remember how it was with guy over at sonica, well, he's our man
now.
Very very warm and friendly and accomodating, and he don't mark up his parts
but just charges a good price on top for his work which he richly deserves.
He's a sonar man too, and I think he's head of the herd now, even over adk,
there was a big mess on midimag over the owner of that company, yup, yours
truly stepped in it again, but they won't even tell you what motherboard
they put in their machines.
Wrong answer for this old red neck 'grin'.
Anyway, for you guys who don't build machines completely from scratch but
who want to be part of the process not just a consumer and treated like an
equal, and not like your stupid or they know better, he's your man.
He still has xp available too, and well, I don't want to speak out of
school, but I think you could work out anything you wanted individually with
him that you couldn't with other companies to accomodate you.
I'm doing a caddy system with 4 hard-drives and xp and w7 64 bit on separate
drives.
It's gonna be great.
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