HP Pavilion M90

Accessories:
Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007	Microsoft Office Standard 2007 FULL VERSION	Kaspersky Anti-Virus 7.0	Norton Internet Security 2008 up to 3 Users	Dragon NaturallySpeaking 9 Standard

Customer Reviews:

Computer [Posted on 2008-03-17]
This computer was purchased as a donation for a political campaign - I am told that it functions well.

HP Pavilion PC [Posted on 2008-04-16]
This PC is excellent for my needs. I'm using it to run a small home business. It's also great for my multimedia projects.

Awsome Computer , Powerful, Fast and Strong  [Posted on 2008-04-25]
For a computer not being built by yourself this is a great computer. I added a LG Blu-ray/HD Writer for $300 and It is now a real TV computer. HP has built a good one here,Rates a 5.6 on Vista scale. And Vista is doing it's job, When It came out there was some issues, SP1 is out and Vista Ultimate is very Good !! I also love Media Center with the Built in HD Tuner, It records Flawlessly in HD and has a great picture. I highly recomend this computer.

Same computer as the HP m9150f? [Posted on 2008-05-13]
I'm confused as to what the difference is to this HP model, compared to the m9150f. They both have practically identical specifications except for the hard drive space(m9040n=640gb, m9150f=720gb) and the m9150f carries a HD-DVD player, and somehow the m9040n is priced substantially higher. I might have overlooked something when comparing the specs but I can't find the difference. Does anyone know?

RAID is possible yes [Posted on 2008-06-03]
I've read all these responses on M9080N and will it do RAID... the simple answer is yes it will. Here's how.

CAUTION: This will destroy all of your data!!

1. Create system recovery DVDs from Start Menu > Programs > PC Help & Tools > Recovery Disc Creation (you can only do this once per system)
2. Go into the BIOS, find disk settings. HP ship this machine in IDE config, There are 2 more choices there AHCI and RAID. Choose RAID, save and reboot.
3. Hit "Ctrl I" upon boot to enter RAID config
4. Create 1 TB RAID 0 (stripe) or 500 GB RAID 1 (mirror) logical volume.
5. Insert DVD and boot
6. Follow prompts to rebuild system
7. All done

HP seem to not done a perfect job both configuring this system (shipping with BIOS set to IDE) as well as supporting this system (telling customers it does not support RAID). They need to hire a few more rocket scientists and try harder next time.

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