just got myself some new ram, and thought about checking it out - installed everything, set fsb to 220 and bang, "plz insert boot disk bla bla bla". I remember reading about some kind of problems with SATA harddisks and overclocking, is there anything i can do ?
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Hard disk not identified when overclocking
- Thread starter kikkler
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Make sure your board has a AGP/PCI lock to keep them at 66Mhz/33Mhz asynch from your fsb.
If you don't have a AGP/PCI lock, then chances are you're screwed. Have to use PATA disks and even they will corrupt if the speed gets too high.
What board do you have?
If you don't have a AGP/PCI lock, then chances are you're screwed. Have to use PATA disks and even they will corrupt if the speed gets too high.
What board do you have?
