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I didn't get data corruption until I enabled P1 + P2 last night.. Didn't take long to fuck up vista though.
This was while trying to run 500mhz fsb + memory. E8400.
Even when you get the adapters, you're probably going to have to have more fun sawing half the fucking clip off, since Nvidia didn't have enough common sense to enlarge the clip bar to fit all the different sized and placed 8pin connectors.
Same board as mine... Striker II extreme @ default gives the memory 1.64v not enough for some memory....
Mine wouldn't even install Vista, thought I had bad memory until I checked the voltage page and saw.
I bumped mine up to 1.7 and no further problems, so MAYBE your memory needs a little...
Mine's been good to me so far. The only problem I had was at stock 'auto' memory voltage settings, the board was undervolting my ram. I bumped it up .10 and no problems ever since. Overclocking just be careful not to hit a FSB hole and read these...
I have one raptor as the OS drive, two raptors in raid0 as my games/apps drive, and a POS 750gb as a storage drive, /pics/mp3s/nudie movies etc.
I've been using an arrangement like that for many years and have been happy with it.
Current plans:
res -> pump -> thermochill 3.120 -> CPU -> chipset -> pump -> swiftech 2.120-> dual 9800gx2 -> back to res
I'm thinking this is the best loop for my needs. The other option is to switch the rads around, but I'm thinking the heat from 2 gx2s really needs that 3x120 to chill...