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Just received my 256GB M4 today, ran into the stutter problem but managed to get around it with a registry fix

I have an 40gb intel x25-v SSD and it does support TRIM

I upgraded to an X25-V and I've got to say it's most definately a great upgrade, but since I really only surf the net and watch a few movies using my PC I'm not benefitting from it much. Although bootup and shutdown times are quicker this never really bothered me in the past anyways.

Yup that's exactly what I'm doing, I moved the page file and temp directory to another drive so I could get more free space on the SSD

Yes it comes with an 3.5 adaptor, I installed one in my PC over the weekend.

I got around this limitation by resizing my source partition with Partition Wizard Home Edition (it's free for personal use)

I've got 23gigs free on my X25-V

The site wouldn't even show for about 15minutes for me so I stood no chance, not bitter I didn't get one but agreed it was badly run

Apparently the thermal compound supplied with the H50 is made by Shin-Etsu so it should be fairly decent.

OK I think I've figured the problem now, I went to the control panel -> advanced power settings -> PCI Express - > Link State Power Management and turned it off. This seems to have sorted out my fuzzy screen when the monitor comes standby.

Initially I had mine setup in push/pull to intake air into the radiator and case with the top fans exhausting, my i860 @ 3.8 load temps were about 75 degs. Over the weekend I changed the setup so that the top fans intake air with the H50 exhausting air and the temps were pretty much the same...

I find core damage raises the temps higher than running prime

Just to add to my orginal comments, I've discovered that the issue happens when the monitor connected to the displayport turns on from standby. If I have the monitor in non-power saving mode, i.e. on all the time, the issue does not occur. Nor does it occur if I turn on the monitor from cold...

I've got my H50 cooling my i7 860 (stock speed) and it idles at about 28 degs, on full load it's about 50 degs. Whereas on the stock cooler it use to idle about 25 degs whilst full load was 75 degs. So it seems the H50 isn't great when it's idle but much better when there is load.

I'm not running eyefinity, I've just got 3 screens connected

Hi All, Received my XFX 5850 yesterday and I've been intermittently getting issues with my main display which is connected by displayport. When the Windows 7 starting screen is shown, it all becomes very fuzzy, as if a magnet had been put next to the screen or something. ATI catalyst also...

If you're using Windows 7 you can change the advanced power setting's Processor Power Management minimum processor state to 100% to disable speedstep