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Help w/ Intel Application Accelerator by pentium5dot12006-11-19 12:55:59
  Besides having custom IDE drivers... by pentium5dot1 2006-06-22 17:52:30
IAA also lets you adjust some noise-control and power-saving features of the drive. I am talking about this excerpt of the help file:
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Intel® Application Accelerator Help

User Modifiable Parameters
Located within the Parameters window on the Device Information property page are certain parameters that are modifiable. To change a selected parameter, select the device you wish to modify in the Devices window. The corresponding available parameters will be displayed in the Parameters window, to the right.

Left double-click on the gray wrench icon associated with the modifiable parameter. The “Edit Value” dialog box will appear. Click on the scroll down arrow and select the option desired.

If 'Transfer Mode Limit' is modified, then system will need to be rebooted.

Modifiable Parameters:
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Auto-Acoustic Management (1)

Maximum Performance
Best drive performance with Auto-Acoustic Management enabled

Manufacturer Default, [value]
Manufacturer's recommended settings for optimal noise level. Device manufacturer may not provide a default value

Minimum Acoustic Output
Minimum audible noise level

Disabled
Best drive performance without Auto-Acoustic Management enabled. This selection is faster than the selection 'Maximum Performance'

Advanced Power Management

Maximum Performance
Best drive performance with Advanced Power Management enabled

Minimum Power Consumption without Standby
As described

Minimum Power Consumption with Standby
As described

Disabled
Best drive performance without Advanced Power Management enabled. This selection is faster than the selection 'Maximum Performance'

(1) Decreasing the device's noise level is accomplished by decreasing seek rates, which may cause a slight performance degradation.
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Are there any other utilities out there that can handle this? (I'm getting tired; sorry for not googling)
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