Lets see another one post about the nf790i chipset problems and what nvidia answer to us......
Nvidia released a brief announcement admitting that its latest nForce 790i
chipset for Intel CPUs cause data corruption under overclocking conditions.
The problem was reported by many enthusiasts that tried to overclock a 790i-based system
by changing the processor system bus (PSB) as well as the memory clock speeds.
Reports indicated that this procedure could lead to data corruption on hard disk drives.
"Nvidia has received reports of data corruption when using certain high speed memory and overclocking
the front side bus," Nvidia admitted. "Our engineers are currently investigating
this issue and as soon as we have more information, we will provide an update," the company said.
Apparently, Nvidia is preparing a new BIOS update to fix the problems related to the most
expensive chipset around.
Consumers had also experienced similar issues in the past caused by the Nvidia nForce 4 based
motherboards.
Nvidia's 790i platform is designed for current and next-generation Intel CPUs,
including those that support a 1600MHz frontside bus (FSB). It supports DDR3 memory,
PCI Express Gen 2.0, and the new Enthusiast System Architecture (ESA) communications protocol
for the real-time monitoring and control of PC components. The nForce 790i Ultra SLI MCP
is also certified to run 2-Way, 3-Way, and Quad SLI GPU configurations.
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EVGA 790i Ultra
QX9770 4.05 ghz - 1.42v
2GB shellshock DDR 3 1800 mhz 7 6 6 21 1T - 2.0v
2XGeForce 9800GTX SLI
SoundBlaster X-Fi elite pro
3x150gb wd Raptors Raid-0
2x1TB Seagate Raid
Tagan 950 watt
Watercooling