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Originally Posted by nightdagger
First, I'll point you to a GREAT website, www.overclock.net that has everything you'll want/need. Before you can do anything, though, what motherboard do you have? And if your computer is made by an OEM (HP, Dell, etc.), then it's almost a certainty that you can't overclock. |
Hi nightdagger
Lets see my MB is a Gigabit GT 2004 edition GA=8IPE1000-G
Kingston or Panisonic ram sticks 2 Gigs DDR
550 Watt X-Connect power
In a Quantin XG case ATX
Put toghter myself with a little advice and a Dummy book.
As they say all the skill in the world
don't beat blind *******ing luck. :rotfl: I hope i'm not a pain in the a$$
to you. I could use your help to safely squeeze a little more out
of this rig, thx for any help you can give me. :p