DisgruntledVirus
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- Dec 26, 2007
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I am definitely glad I didn't jump on a SB system out the door, as I was thinking about building one to replace my aging HTPC/server.
Asus P8P67 WS Revolution/Intel 2600K
I have lost 8 drives on this platform and would like to know if fed a constant 5.2GHz would contribute to the acceleration of the chipset failure.
All of my 3 Gb/s ports are just about inoperable but the 6 Gb/s ports still function. Wish I could get someone from Intel to verify that the high overclocks I am using contributed to the failures of the hdd's.
Raising the voltage on the chipsets would make them fail the fastest.
Conversely lowering them then...?
Also, not running 24x7 might be indicated?
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Asus P8P67 WS Revolution/Intel 2600K
I have lost 8 drives on this platform and would like to know if fed a constant 5.2GHz would contribute to the acceleration of the chipset failure.
All of my 3 Gb/s ports are just about inoperable but the 6 Gb/s ports still function. Wish I could get someone from Intel to verify that the high overclocks I am using contributed to the failures of the hdd's.
Raising the voltage on the chipsets would make them fail the fastest.
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If you leave them on auto and OC to 5.2, chances are they were all over-volted..
Which voltages did you adjust and how much ?
I believe vccio and vccsa are the chipset voltages..
I have my OPTICAL in the Marvel port and it is working fine...is that BAD, will it mess something up?
My SATA drives quit working but my DVD still works..do we know for sure that ATAPI devices like bluray burners will never be affected?
So Intel is going to start shipping the revised chipset to board manufacturers on the 14th:
http://www.techpowerup.com/140250/I...ng-Cougar-Point-Chipset-from-February-14.html