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This is very interesting. I do love overclocking my system, and have it all under water to do so. Even so, I don't think I would ever overclock my SSD unless I knew 110% that it would continually be stable.
That's where your OS is stored and it's just not something you want becoming corrupted. A failed overclock on the cpu or gpu however just usually events to a system reset and backing down the clocks with no harm done. There is a reason that's more universally practiced.
Also at 4:05, they are talking about overclocking a ssd and have a mineral liquid cooled system to show it off. Yet the only piece they don't have under the liquid cooling is the ssd!!?? Makes no sense.