Hey Maggi

[The Prophet]

Thanks for the advice on overclocking my system. Just one question, why do I want to disable the UDMA on my Asus P2B-D before overclocking anything?

[MK]

Hi,


if you are seriously overclocking, you need to slow down the HD speed a little to prevent read/write errors or even worse to prevent the HD from crashing.
Heard that the IBM desktop IDE HD`s with 5400rpm don`t like overclocking much. The 7200rpm should be o.k. (ONLY IBM!, can`t say for other brands).


Greetings

MK

ASUS P2B (1010), Celeron 266@412 MHz (4x103), 128 MB PC100, OEM G400 16MB SH (Bios 1.3-22,PD 5.13), IBM DHEA 6,4 GB U-ATA, SB PCI64, Mitsumi CR-4801TE, Pioneer 36x slot-in, Iiyama Vision Master Pro 400, Plustek OpticPro 9636T, Win`98