hard drive corruption with HTT@300 on GA-K8NF-9 help!

[aiyaau]

my first post

i run an overclocked system, and while testing to see what my max HTT is, i took it to 300. now my SATA drive wont detect can this be due to SATA corruption? can the data on my drive be recovered? bios can't detect my drive now.

my motherboard is a gigabyte K8NF-9, does anyone know which SATA ports are locked if any?

my specs are:
cpu: winnie 3000+ (9x273), 1.55v
ram: corsair twinx XL 2x512 (2.5-3-3-6, 2T), 2.8v
mobo: gigabyte k8nf-9
gfx card: 128mb Leadtek 6600GT extreme 560/1280
HDD: 1xRaptor 36gb SATA, 1xWD 200gb PATA
Power Supply: OMNI 500W PSU 12V:25A 5V:50A 3.3V:30A

 

[us3rnotfound]

sata corruption?

welcome

 

[aiyaau]

Originally posted by: us3rnotfound
sata corruption?

welcome

?

i've heard if the SATA ports arn't locked and the HTT goes too high, SATA hard drive corruption occurs? i may be wrong though. i'm just trying yto diagnose my problem

 

[Fallen Kell]

Is the drive detected if you put the HTT back to normal?

 

[aiyaau]

no its not

i tried putting the drive into my brothers computer. a scsi disk was detected, but when i tried to scan the volumes on it, there was an error in reading the drive.