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POL-tec2002
05-29-02, 08:48 PM
yes i finaly got may hdd its a maxtor 40 gig. I got it at staples. I have a question. Is this hdd good for o/c. On my old hdd i was running83mhz fsb 1/2. Can this one go with 41mhz pci?
Mr. Chambers
05-30-02, 01:27 AM
hard drives can usually take oc's farily well, although i never oc a system anymore without VERY good airflow by the harddrive, or just at least a seperate cooler on it.. just for safeties sake. if it doesnt take the high fsb speeds well, take it back, they have a nice 14 day return policy there, i would know, they pay my checks :) lol
I have the same HD as you, it will overclock pretty good, but my WD was able to overclock a lot better..
POL-tec2002
05-30-02, 02:41 PM
i have a hdd cooler. But cant it hadle 41mhz pci?
POL-tec2002
06-01-02, 10:54 AM
any one?
explorer
06-01-02, 11:38 AM
I have the 20 gig version of your hardrive and I am running at 10*160, not sure what my pci bus is right now but I am betting that it is pretty high, no hd corruption or anything.
Explorer
packratbob
06-01-02, 11:51 AM
Help!!!! i have a western digital 20 gig hd 7200 rpm. is in a xp1800@1.736 ghz fsb at 151 it runs stable at this but once i push the fsb up anymore it does a disk check on winxp startup and starts correcting files and repairing lost chains or something, but still boots xp. Once i get the fsb to 160 i get a file sys error and cant boot xp. i can post at 165 and temps r always below 32 deg c ona custom water cool setup.
Is this a HD problem that cant take the high fsb or wat? pls recommend fixes or best solution to the problem. keep in mind i want to push as high as i can go.
POL-tec2002
06-01-02, 07:27 PM
my celly wont go over 84mhz fsb, i swithed the hdd from a 4 to 40 gig. So, for me i dont think that its a hdd problem. It might be your chip maybe thats its limit. But there could be other resons but thats what i think.
packratbob
06-02-02, 06:29 AM
:confused: hmmmm well the sitituation is that up to 151mhz it runs fine not problems wats so ever.
152-160 mhz when i boot win xp i does a disk check and starts correcting file chains. but still boots.
160+ i can post and when it trys to boot xp it does the disk check again but this time fails to boot and gives and file sys error on a blue screen. once this happens even when i reset bois i cant boot due to corrupted sys files.
Anyone out there having this problem??
could it be ide cables or high fsb incompatibility with the western digital hd??
POL-tec2002
06-02-02, 01:25 PM
well with me its when i put the fsb from 84 to 85 it doesnt boot at all. So i dont know what your problem is.
ThePunkGeek
06-02-02, 10:49 PM
Originally posted by POL-tec2002
any one?
yes, it should.
i had 3 of them drives all worked fine at them speeds
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