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Target_Practice · 02-23-2008, 10:28 AM

It definatly is not the PSU, and it has good safe outputs. Ive tested it with a voltmeter and everything seemed steady and safe and had solid outputs. Ontop of the fact that it seemed to work fine powering both drives so long as they werent set up as a raid. Im leaning towards the fact that the board is low quality and thinking I should either pick me up a gigabyte or a asus. Regardless im looking to ditch the system for 550 locally and to put towards a new lanbox im setting up. And to your previous statement no there are no logs, and i cant even get to the initial boot screen where it checks all the hardware it forces reboot instantly every second just about once its been overclocked until i reset the jumpers on the board.

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Target_Practice Registered User Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Central NY Posts: 3 OS: XP	Re: Overclocking with a Raid 0 Setup, HELP? It definatly is not the PSU, and it has good safe outputs. Ive tested it with a voltmeter and everything seemed steady and safe and had solid outputs. Ontop of the fact that it seemed to work fine powering both drives so long as they werent set up as a raid. Im leaning towards the fact that the board is low quality and thinking I should either pick me up a gigabyte or a asus. Regardless im looking to ditch the system for 550 locally and to put towards a new lanbox im setting up. And to your previous statement no there are no logs, and i cant even get to the initial boot screen where it checks all the hardware it forces reboot instantly every second just about once its been overclocked until i reset the jumpers on the board.