i'm not sure about the kinzu, but it probably says on their site. the salmosa has 2 switches on the bottom of the mouse. you can set it to 800 or 1800dpi. i use 1800. the other switch is polling rate....can use 125, 500, or 1000hz..i use 500

another important thing is the mouse feet. the salmosa has teflon feet (my fav)...the kinzu has polyethelene or something feet.. but what u like will depend on the mouse surface u use...i like glass mouse surface

looks like you like "fingertip grip"

that's the same grip i use and i use a razer salmosa

read about grips here:

http://www2.razerzone.com/MouseGuide/html/fingertipgrip.php

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mine are seagate barracuda 7200.10

but i'm sure other drives are fine too

and just so you know, my 60% number isn't just a made up number. i measured before and after with HD Tune

Captain__Tripps

have you ever actually lost your information using raid?Jdbucc

my computer came with 2 drives in raid 1. that's where the drives are copies of eachother. it's cool, but i didn't really need it. so i broke the raid and had 2 independent drives.

later i learned how raid 0 could speed things up by making the drives work together. i figured i'd try it. what's really cool is i used intel matrix storage manager console and it let me migrate to raid 0 without losing any data. but to do this, you need a lot of free space on the drives. also, this is done from within windows, not the bios.

another cool thing, is that with just 2 drives, you could do raid 0 and raid 1 on them at the same time...like half of the disk space could be used for raid 0 and the other half raid 1. i don't do that, but i've read about it. this might just be available for intel raids..i'm not sure.