asrock corrupts data on overclock

Tengu · 05-07-2006 01:14PM #1

I've got an asrock motherboard and despite everything I do it corrupts the data on my hard disk when I overclock my P4 805 on it, any overclock setting i enough to do this, is there any way apart from buying an sata controller that
I can sort this one out? even downloading the latest bios does not work.

SouperComputer · 05-07-2006 02:38PM

What board do you have? Are you sure your memory is staying in spec when you up the FSB?

Chances are that it has no PCI\AGP lock. In this case, even dropping a new SATA controller card wont solve the problem, as the PCI speed is still going up.

masteroftherealm · 05-07-2006 02:52PM

TBH, I wouldnt try overclock on an asrock, thigs like this happen.
Spend the little bit more cash on a decent board to aviod errors and data loss when overlcoking.

Tengu · 05-07-2006 03:49PM

Yep, I'll definitely never touch those boards again, I'll soldier on for the moment
and see if the sata controller card will solve the problem, Cheers

SouperComputer · 05-07-2006 04:17PM

see if the sata controller card will solve the problem, Cheers

Waste of time and money with no dividers\lock support with the board on the PCI bus, but hey if you have plenty of both, go for it!

Tengu · 05-07-2006 04:24PM

Hmmm, I'll see if I can get a good intel motherboard or if DFI do a p4 board,
I've wasted enough time with the thing already, I don't think I'd even sell the asrock board I've had so much problems with it.

Cheers

masteroftherealm · 05-07-2006 04:27PM

Asus do the Best overall P4 boards for overclocking.
try a P4WD2 premuim or something similar. You wont be dissapointed.
DFI are a good second choice.
Intel only good for OC on conroe.

SirLemonhead · 05-07-2006 06:00PM

masteroftherealm wrote:

TBH, I wouldnt try overclock on an asrock, thigs like this happen.
.

Not quite

Though that particular board is probably a bit crappy if it has no lock.

asrock corrupts data on overclock

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