[Mr.Scott]

Originally Posted by MaadDaawg

i booted around 4.8ghz at 1.46 vcore, and upped the bclk until I hit 4.999 then watched the temps until ... it died. Temps were really low with the rads in the window, but the vcore was probably too low. Not sure what caused it

What was the ram at? Data corruption is usually a ram issue. Yes, I know you Intel guys don't see this very often, but it does happen. It's quite common on AMD rigs.

[GFDuke]

Data corruption is always a risk. Only crazy people push their gaming rigs beyond desireable specs.

This is a better guide on how to Secure Erase using the OCZ toolbox boot disk DAAwg.

http://www.ocztechnologyforum.com/fo...l=1#post645836

[Neuromancer]

Good link

That is the same tool I use (partedmagic) I just have it on a bootable usb stick. it works for all SSDs

http://partedmagic.com/doku.php?id=start

@mrscott. yes Intels controller is VERY forgiving. I was able to boot and run my X58 with a dead stick of RAM!

[Mr.Scott]

@mrscott. yes Intels controller is VERY forgiving. I was able to boot and run my X58 with a dead stick of RAM!

LOL. That's awesome.