Recent content by Dazza

Micron makes the best and most overclockable chips out.

Funny enough i have heard of this with one of the reviews, saw on xetremesystems they had a striker do 400Mhz FSB the P5N32-E is infact a striker minus the features. I know some poeple removed the stickers and has ASUS striker on the board. So FSB should hopefully mbe good for me lets hope. I...

Well i ordered an E4300, 2GB Corsair Dominator 6400C4 memory (like the look) and an ASUS P5N32-E board. I have a Thermalright 120 Ultra and am hoping for 3.6GHz, with this Thermalright cooler i have been able to overclock gigher then my Koolance watercooling and is quiet too :) Now i have...

Well the ASUS board is on ASUS's site and is indeed stating AM2 3200 w/ SB600 might be why it was delayed so they can have an all-in-one ATi chipset.

You can get the X1600Pro for around £115 which an't bad. I would expect the X1600XT to cost around £150 the same price as 6600GT.

Same one as me a very good monitor :)

Pfft Hyperthreading is over hyped you hardly ever see a benifit. Thats why i gone back to my XP.

Yeah it should do that with stock voltage also. however make sure your memory can handle 440MHz.

Yeah most of the time it's just plain PCB as such no damage can be done.

I am stuck with a Duron 800@1GHz but while i still have it i can only run my ASUS V8440 @ 50% efficanly & SOF2 runs slow & god know how UT2003 will run I was going to get a TBred but i am just wondering if i can make this processor last me till the hammer? I heard it will have a 166FSB anyone...

From what i heard they have SCSI like performance :cool:

You live anywhere near Newcastle?

Normal is about 48*C i think it's abit too high my self, altough anyting below 60*C is considered all right.

Well from what i heard the MSI card is very nosiy but overclocks well. As for a diffrence from you TNT yes you will see a big benefit however the faster the processor the better. My 1GHz Duron can not open the levels of my ASUS V8440 can do. To get the most out of the card you will need a 1.6GHz...