well, i just got my new rig and its pretty decent.
here are the specs;
antec sonata 2
e6400
asus p5b deluxe wifi
2g ocz pc2-6400 ram
seagate 320g 7200.10
gigabyte geforce 7950gt
samsung 940b monitor
i did my research and i got these parts because of my budget, and the graphics card was a VERY nice deal.
im on stock cooling, and im curious how much more i can get out of my current rig, i had a look around at the stickies and various threads and some benchmarking done by this site/other sites and alot of them used a P5B deluxe, yet the sticky says its not recommended for overclocking... could i still get a little bit extra out of my current rig? im pretty much totally new to overclocking.
i dont really want to push anything to the limit, im just curious and want a bit more from the cpu.
should i follow the instructions of the sticky? will it still be ok for my mobo?
also, i was talking to the guy who was the computer guru at the place i got my parts, and he said that messing with the voltages wasnt such a great idea because the e6400s are pretty fragile, i dunno wtf he was on about because i have heard of people getting to around 3gz~ on air, stable.
here are the specs;
antec sonata 2
e6400
asus p5b deluxe wifi
2g ocz pc2-6400 ram
seagate 320g 7200.10
gigabyte geforce 7950gt
samsung 940b monitor
i did my research and i got these parts because of my budget, and the graphics card was a VERY nice deal.
im on stock cooling, and im curious how much more i can get out of my current rig, i had a look around at the stickies and various threads and some benchmarking done by this site/other sites and alot of them used a P5B deluxe, yet the sticky says its not recommended for overclocking... could i still get a little bit extra out of my current rig? im pretty much totally new to overclocking.
i dont really want to push anything to the limit, im just curious and want a bit more from the cpu.
should i follow the instructions of the sticky? will it still be ok for my mobo?
also, i was talking to the guy who was the computer guru at the place i got my parts, and he said that messing with the voltages wasnt such a great idea because the e6400s are pretty fragile, i dunno wtf he was on about because i have heard of people getting to around 3gz~ on air, stable.