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SATA corruption?

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LeeLee

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I have a Asus P4P motherboard running @ 232 fsb, freshly installed windows and im getting many errors in my programs. Are SATA known to fail at high fsb? Ram running at 5:4
 
If you haven't locked your PCI bus speed, any disk subsystem will generate errors over ~35MHz (spec is either 25 or 33MHz, most equipment errors out shortly if you migrate away from those two points, and many PCI devices don't even work at 25MHz anymore). First step is thus to check PCI speeds. After that start running tests like Prime95 for the CPU and memtest86+ for the memory.
 
You're running the memory at 290 and you think it's the SATA that's causing your problems :confused:
 
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