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November 12th 03, 09:10 PM
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SATA Ports & Overclocking = NO ?
Woger MKII @wogerbox.co.nz wrote in message
... A friend of mine with a GA-8KNXP I think, stated that you can't overclock as it affects the SATA Ports, as they get overclocked as well. Any info or facts on this..? Thanks Roger. We have a PIV 2.4 FSB clocked to 2.6 and a 120GB Maxtor SATA drive which works fine. SteveH 
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