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Lost sata on NF4 after overclock

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PoorBehavior

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SN25P. Using eclipse's guide, everything going fine, locked her up at fsp 380 (big jump from 320) sata drives gone. Gone in bios where it previously always showed. I looked around but could not find an obvious answer. Anyone got an Idea? How to test whether or not the drive is dead? Man, that would suck.
 
PoorBehavior said:
SN25P. Using eclipse's guide, everything going fine, locked her up at fsp 380 (big jump from 320) sata drives gone. Gone in bios where it previously always showed. I looked around but could not find an obvious answer. Anyone got an Idea? How to test whether or not the drive is dead? Man, that would suck.
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It's a random idea on my part, but what's your HTT Multiplier set at? Would it not be a safe assumption that the internal peripheral speeds are going to be dictated by the HTT throughput - so if it's screwy (too low or too high a multiplier) would it not affect something like SATA performance (and/or stability - in this case not working at all).
 
Thats all locked, watched that to be sure when I was using clockgen. I unhooked the drive, rebooted without it 1-2, hooked it back up and it's there. Must have been one of those things. I am sure I will see it again, but right now I am getting a "stable prime95" with my 3200+ 3000mhz at 2600 mhz stock voltage and the shuttle cooling on smart fan. Only problem is that without a bios for the venice the temps cannot be trusted from what I hear. I read high 50's under load, but the sink feels room temp. (According to my high tech calibrated index fingertip)
 
PoorBehavior said:
(According to my high tech calibrated index fingertip)
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Don't knock empirical testing methods! :)

Does shuttle have any indication of bios update timeframes for better/proper venice support?
 
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