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Nach dem Artikel Windows 7: AHCI-Umstellung ohne Probleme fragen sich erwartungsgemäß viele Anwender: wie verhält es sich unter Windows 8 ?
Wir wollen nicht zu weit vorausgreifen, aber eines gleich vorweg, das Prozedere ist zumindest sehr ähnlich...
Bevor wir aber zu den richtigen Rezepturen greifen und euch zeigen, was dazu nötig wäre, noch ein paar Hintergrundinformationen zum Thema AHCI: das Advanced Host Controller Interface (AHCI) ist ein offener Schnittstellen-Standard für Serial-ATA-Controller. Er ermöglicht es, mit diesen Controllern per Software zu kommunizieren und somit die Betriebszustände einzustellen, die den Laufwerken alle Vorteile von AHCI ermöglichen. Das bedeutet im Klartext, dass der Betrieb von SATA-Hostadaptern im AHCI-Betriebsmodus aktiviert wird, um Festplatten-Funktionen wie Native Command Queuing (NCQ) oder eSATA-Hot-Plugging nutzen zu können. Native Command Queuing benötigen wir um mit einem Datenträger mehrere Kommandos entgegenzunehmen und diese in einer Warteschlange (Queue) entsprechend zu verwalten. Das Command Queuing kann den Datendurchsatz steigern, wenn viele Prozesse oder Threads gleichzeitig auf die Festplatte zugreifen. eSATA-Hot-Plugging ist nichts anderes als die Fähigkeit, ein externes SATA Laufwerk schnell und unkompliziert ins System einzubinden und die volle SATA Geschwindigkeit abhängig vom vorhandenen SATA-Controller zu nutzen...
Today we take a look at the Windows 8 Consumer Preview, how to install it, what the basic OS experience is and how it performs, compared to Windows 7 on AMDs latest FX CPU and Radeon 7700 series GPU.
Hauppauge’s HD PVR is the world’s first High-Definition video recorder for making real-time H.264 compressed recordings. Ideal for those wanting to record their favourite HD content, the HD PVR can record PC & Consoles game play, cable TV and from satellite set top boxes.
Up for grabs in week nine of Bigbruin.com's Pro Football Pick 'Em we have a 9" Philips PET9402 widescreen portable DVD player with an additional LCD screen thanks to Geeks.com!
Recovering data from a hard drive can be a very annoying task, especially if the drive that dies or has an error is your operating system drive. Hard drive docks and adapters have been around for a long time and they make it extremely simple to connect your hard drive, then connect the dock to your PC so you can troubleshoot and repair the drive. The product we are taking a look at today is the WiebeTech UltraDock v5 which supports SATA and IDE hard drives and has USB 3.0, Firewire 400, Firewire 800 and eSATA connections so no matter what computer you will be connecting it to it will work. Will the UltraDock v5 be the newest addition to your PC troubleshooting and repair tools? Read on to find out!
With major news outlets like CNN, The Wall Street Journal, The Discovery Channel, Esquire and Maxim Magazines covering stories of death rays, personal light sabers and every far flung story they could, Wicked Lasers had finally broken through the barrier between niche market and retail success with the Spyder III Arctic (which we reviewed), the world's first 1 watt hand held laser. The SIII Arctic really brought Wicked Lasers into the mainstream and with that success came a few failures. Many new customers who purchased the SIII Arctic had to wait several months to take delivery and there were claims of fraud and scams rampant all over the place. The issues were so far out of control I want to tackle them first in this article.
In this guide we give you some easy, but often forgotten suggestions, tips and tweaks to improve the performance and throughput of your home or office wireless network.
The Wi-Ex zBoost SOHO DataBlast YX550-VLTE-AWS definitely does what it promises to do, and it does it rather well. With zero configuration, you can greatly improve the data signal strength in your home or office. The review unit was able to take a zone with just about zero signal and subsequently provide 4G download speeds approaching 3Mbps with 2-3 bars showing at all times.
Cloud storage and wireless networking are pretty much staples in everyone’s day to day lives at this point. Being so used to the constant stream of data can leave you feeling disconnected at times where you don’t have access and even simple data transfers can become a hassle. Carry Technology seek to lessen this burden with their Apotop DW09 Wi-Reader and DW17 Wi-Reader Pro designed for use with Apple and Android/Apple mobile devices respectively. Join me as I take a look at this pair of wireless cloud servers you can fit in your pocket and see if they deliver as promised.
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