Got bored

I got really bored and made a new Ultimate Boot Cd here are the screen shots

Lol! Nice one. I'm doing roughly the same atm for a flash drive, and I'm also slipstreaming a 7 x86 and an Ultimate 64 bit disk.

The reason being, is it's very easy while doing extreme benchmarks to corrupt a SATA drive from running very high PCI-E speeds. I hate waiting for new installs to finish up, while maintaing a room temp in the 20 C range I need for extreme runs. Saves on the power bill

Slipstreaming 7 is no easy task, as there is no easy-cheezy program like nlite or vlite to make it easier. vlite does partially work....but it's very limited fuctionality for 7 makes it not really worth using.

have you tryed http://www.rt7lite.com/ its still in beta but for most it works i will wait till its completely done lol before i start with it


and to be honest i am still looking for a easy way to make a windows 7 + linux multi disk right now thats just a massive recovery disk and linux installer i want to make a windows 7, vista, xp, 2000 disk installer lol

Nice, I totally understand this thread hahaha

BunBun<3 wrote:have you tryed http://www.rt7lite.com/ its still in beta but for most it works i will wait till its completely done lol before i start with it


and to be honest i am still looking for a easy way to make a windows 7 + linux multi disk right now thats just a massive recovery disk and linux installer i want to make a windows 7, vista, xp, 2000 disk installer lol

No, had'nt seen that one yet. Sweeeeet!! Though, it does make about 4 days worth of work absolutely worthless Afaik, a recovery disk like that is simply going to take alot of work. You could use any of the mini linux installers (made for flash drives), coupled w/ a very pared down 7 installer. But as to whether it could be compressed to all fit on a dvd....I just am not sure. Blu ray, sure...np. But burners are extremely expensive still, unfortunately.

!!!! They have an RC on the site now as well !!!!

Lamma_smoker wrote:Nice, I totally understand this thread hahaha

No worries at all, my friend. Slipstreaming is cutting down a Windows installer program to only the parts you need for the funtioning of windows on your computer with your particular hardware. It minimizes the installation size, which is very handy when using smaller Solid State Drives (like mine). Plus, it also makes reinstallations much faster when you have a problem.

Benchmarking is exactly what it sounds like. Measuring the performance of the computer. Extreme benches are pushing your system to the absolute maximum speeds attainable and then running the tests. There are globally recognized statistics, competitions for bragging rights and prizes, and performance measurement programs. For the sole purpose of determining the fastest hardware on the planet overall, and within the parameters of a given set of hardware.

I currently own one of those records, for the highest performance attainable w/ a 3 core cpu, coupled w/ a Ati 5770 video card (3-d video performance record).

Not as impressive as the overall record. But, considering I can get nearly 1/2 the current world record score on a single vid card (vs. 4), and w/ a 3 core cpu (vs. 2-6 core server cpu's in parallel) is pretty impressive none the less. In layman's terms, for what it is....my systems smoking fast

Which is a pretty important thing for someone just starting out w/ a performance pc building, tuning and repair business.

MUHAHAHAH http://www.pendrivelinux.com/boot-multiple-iso-from-usb-multiboot-usb/

Nice find bunz....now, make a usb, remote server installer package for CoD MW and put it back on. I'll be on xfire in a moment or so.

OMG BUNNY!!!! Thats epci!!!

I'm prolly gonna buy a 64 gb flash drive so I can use any os or boot disc I want anytime I want but I'll have to wait for ma next paycheck goes through cause spent some my tip money on 4 gb of ram for my desktop :S

I honestly have no idea what you guys are on about.

I`m still waiting on game of COD.........my xfire is on.

Boyo wrote:OMG BUNNY!!!! Thats epci!!!

I'm prolly gonna buy a 64 gb flash drive so I can use any os or boot disc I want anytime I want but I'll have to wait for ma next paycheck goes through cause spent some my tip money on 4 gb of ram for my desktop :S

i already made it lol but its only a 8 gig and its a small thing 2 operating systems and repair data then i got the recovery dvd with linux programs

Nerds!!!!!! Come fix my computer

Lol @ t3h Gumby! Good to see ya mate

gumby wrote:Nerds!!!!!! Come fix my computer

bah its just a hobby lolo

BunBun<3 wrote:

gumby wrote:Nerds!!!!!! Come fix my computer

bah its just a hobby lolo

Lol....it's just a job. I'm the Chip Foose of the computer industry. Next episode of "Pimp my puter"...

o.o can you get me a spot on that show lol

BunBun<3 wrote:o.o can you get me a spot on that show lol

Be happy too. By that time, ends will be meeting like a mofo