Great and sick about my Eee PC with the new fast harddisk

With my new fast hard disk (Super Talent FPM32GRSE 32Gb Mini PCI-E MLC), my Eee PC is finally usable. The bad thing, though, is that somehow the machine goes pretty unstable now. Ever since I got the device I keep trying and trying and trying to make it work. It still doesn't and that frustrated me hugely. So frustrating that almost want to just take a day off tomorrow and continue investigate this shit. But then


It has the following symptom once in a while:

• Bootup from Hibernation , and I got the system hang up with a totally messed up screen. The situation can be so random. Sometimes I can get rid of the situation by turning off WiFi and webcam. Sometimes I can't.
• Same problem with Stand By.
  
• Basically, the environment is just unstable and unpredictable. Every time I turn off the machine I don't even know if I could turn it on again. This is ridiculous.
  
• First I turned turn off webcam, then I turned turn off WiFi. Shutdown, reboot, and once again got into the stupid freezing mode.
  

Under Windows 7, I got another set of crazy problem:

• The video driver for Eee PC 900 for Windows 7 does not work very well. I followed this page, and found that the work around (turn off all Hardware Acceleration) seems to work OK, but that kind of default my purpose of having this netbook. But heck at least it runs. Otherwise the system will freeze every time I attempt to run anything that heavily use the video.
  
• I still got the problem for having the machine "frozen" after starting from hibernation or stand up mode. Some time I can get out of it by pressing F7 (without holding Fn). But I am going to experiment hitting F2 key and see if it will get me out of the freezing situation. Basically, when "freezing" happens, I will get a black screen, but the light (power, battery, and sometimes Wifi stay on.
• I made the following setting and at least it seems like the boot up problem is kind of in control:
• Change the power configuration for performance.
• totally avoid StandBy mode. I change all the power button to use only Hibernation and Power Off.
• On Display adapter Troubleeshooter screen, set to "Disable all DirectDraw and Direct3D". This is the third item on the slide from the left. This will allow you to play back video ok smoothly without hanging the system.
• On BIOS, turn off fast boot and fast load. Don't know how much does that help, but it seems to do the magic in some cases.
• Keep the WiFi turn OFF before getting Hibernation. Somehow if WiFi (and probably also webcam) got turned off, there are so much higher possibility that the machine will wake up properly. Don't ask me why. It's just the matter of try and try and error and try again.
  

So after all these, at least I got a reasonably running system, with hibernation ability. Let's see if the laptop can hold up for my work day tomorrow.