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It is rare that the disk failure so, for me the problem did not happen that way.
Give a Scan Disk to see if it fixes anything.
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Overclocking E4500 Overclock my jar I recently purchased
E4500 Core 2 Duo 2.2GHz, 2MB cache, 800 fsb
ConRoe1333 - D667 chip 945gc
Geforce 8600 gt 512mb
160 gb 7200rpm
2gb ram 667MHz
for the CPU fan and one side seems to PCI-express let me do the bios overclock since it has to do so in a way which I can raise the plate 200mhz bus and 100MHz rose to 236mhz bus to reach a frequency of 2600 (+ -)
Restart the PC and I ran over, I delete that file system to format it and tube reinstalled once a part of my hard drive apparently was damaged, because when it comes to a specific folder I drop the explorer.
What I want to know is if the hard disk onto common or not? And how it will benefit not only the extra heat sinks manufacturing and protections that I take. And I did in my previous bad experience.
The idea is that mine is a 2600 that is my goal.
Greetings
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Hello
It is rare that the disk failure so, for me the problem did not happen that way.
Give a Scan Disk to see if it fixes anything.
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Hi
I know that should not have died from the hard drive, if you suddenly that the system is corrupt, but that did not review it.
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I think the problem was yours to have acquired a low-end motherboard, this board is not very good to say, and I had an experience similar to that a little bit lower and the time he gave no problems and video.
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In any case did not die at all, is only part of the critical errors such as falls the "Explorer" I understand ... By the achievement to get some more.
This time it raised more bus 5 hertz to 209 and my processor runs at 2300 MHz running consistently well-lamp.
Consultation in all cases was that safeguards should I take if I want to OC to 2600 (is my goal). If you just mention that the fans need to install or anything else relevant configurations do.
Greetings
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