Recent content by Ka12na

The one with the higher cfm is clearly better, but I don't know if you're willing to get the 14 more cfm for an additional 8cfm. If I were you I'd choose the 92mm, just because it's quieter.

I think it's mainly ram, when I had 1x512mb of some crucial value stuff I couldn't raise fsb that high (I think I hit 2.4GHz at highest with 200 x 12). I had to replace that anyways because it was being a bottleneck so I got a 2x512mb pack of good OCZ, and that DEFINITELY helped my oc to become...

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1.825v

I suggest you look for yourself. Check Newegg or other online retailers. Popular 64 OCing mobo brands are MSI and DFI.

What settings are you using now for 2.89? You're 100.1MHz away, try for 3GHz ;)

Go for a 3000+ Venice, there are lots of people that are happy with those, and if you OC, you can get them to at least 2.4GHz, I haven't heard of anything lower than that.

Why can't you order from online? Usually online there are better bargains and deals. http://www.newegg.com/ is usually where it's at. :D

Why do you want pc3200 memory when you can get higher? What's your price range for a 2x512mb kit of ram?

Why are the 3800's so expensive when AMD announces it to be a sub $350?

Brighten it! :)

Do what Zebo's Quick and Dirty 64 OC guide tells you to do. It's very popular so I guess that means it's good :)

At a higher vcore you have a higher chance to own your cpu, and you get less life out of it the higher you raise it. I'm fully aware of that on my mobile 2500+ with a 1.825v core, but I don't care because I plan on getting a 3800+ X2 soon, and it should last me long enough :)

You answered your own question in your first post. About the second one, I dunno.