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overclocking a64 3000 woes

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by tamffc, 30 May 2005.

  1. tamffc

    tamffc What's a Dremel?

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    to cut a long story short,overclocked my cpu,got as far as 220htt and now have a totally corrupted 200gb sata drive.
     
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  3. Highland3r

    Highland3r Minimodder

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    Helpful....

    Ok, what settings were you using at 220? Did you drop the LDT to 4? Were you running 1:1? vcore, vdimm etc :)
     
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    Sorry I couldnt help but no one had posted a reply and I helped him get attention with my slick cool humour. I appologise for the post. Hope you get it workin, I had same problem with laptop sata drive. Had to get data recovered.

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  5. Krikkit

    Krikkit All glory to the hypnotoad! Super Moderator

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    That sucks dude - the lesson here is to use a secondary drive for an OC boot drive ;)
     
  6. Austin

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    :grr: Was it nVidia based? Even the 'almighty' nForce4 only tend to lock 2 of the supplied SATA so if you push HT beyond 10% in one of those unlocked ports expect corruption. I'm unsure of how VIA and ATi fit in regarding SATA locking.
     
  7. tamffc

    tamffc What's a Dremel?

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    yeah its a nforce 4 board,(just read that this is a common fault with the raid controller used)i was running vcore at 1.45v.
    my sata drive was only a storage drive(luckily most things were backed up but not all)
    it also stopped my comp from booting prom my pata drive?but hadnt corrupted any data on it.
    anyway after a reinstall i now seem to have it stable at 205htt,memdivider at 5.4 vdimm 2.6ldt 4x
     
  8. TMM

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    If you push it too far you can still mess up windows even if your pci/sata is locked

    Usually happens when your ram is unstable.
     
  9. Tulatin

    Tulatin The Froggy Poster

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    Were you doing this with clockgen? Interesting thing of note with near all NF4 boards - locks DO NOT work at 200 HTT. 201 works like a treat however.
     
  10. tamffc

    tamffc What's a Dremel?

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    no i was overclocking in the bios.
     

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