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I have made progress

I reset Windows to System Cache (so I no longer have to run my audio files off a usb 4 gig memory device. Very nice I think it might even sound a little cleaner than the scan disc Cruzer. So thank you for this freebie!!

I am very interested in runnning the 'dirty power' input to to the cd/dvd drives, display and hdd's. This is a brilliant suggestion and the occilograph traces (and the one customer comments on the audio effect) are capturing my attention--big time. I think this is a significant sonic opportunity and all pc audio guys should look into this. To implement this I must obviously disconnect the internal (is it IDE?) power feeds to these devices. Is each esaily identifiable within my pc? A lttle more explanation of this would be appreciated. Are there 2 feeds to each device(by device I mean cd/dvd drive, display and hdd's)? Also if I do not implement a wireless mouse is it really necessary to add more usb (dirty ps fed) ports? If so do II only need some of the granite ps hardware? How can I tell how much power each of my devices draw so as to not exceed the 1.5A?


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