To understand Arium 3005, you have to rewind to 2011. Windows 7 was out, but many people clung to Windows XP because it was light, fast, and ran on nearly anything. However, Microsoft had officially ended "mainstream support" for XP, and users were starting to experience compatibility issues with new hardware drivers and SATA controllers.
The specific naming convention used in file shares and forums provides details about the build:
Windows Xp Arium 3005 -french- -df-l !exclusive! Here
To understand Arium 3005, you have to rewind to 2011. Windows 7 was out, but many people clung to Windows XP because it was light, fast, and ran on nearly anything. However, Microsoft had officially ended "mainstream support" for XP, and users were starting to experience compatibility issues with new hardware drivers and SATA controllers.
The specific naming convention used in file shares and forums provides details about the build: Windows XP Arium 3005 -French- -DF-l