I just recently built a new desktop which is now hard wired to my netgear wndr3300 wireless router. If the desktop is on (eg. not off or in sleep mode), I can connect any other of my devices to the wireless signal. However, when the desktop is on, I can attempt to connect to the wireless network...
Just another noob question from me.
Is it better to buy 1600Mhz and OC it or,
Is it better to buy 2000Mhz and run it under normal timings, etc...
couldn't find a direct answer to this so I had to ask... sorry if someone is able to find something that I couldn't, but any direction is...
I search around, but couldn't find a comprehensive thread about this.
I am kind of new at overclocking and haven't really gotten to try in the past. Going off of a friends suggestion, I bought the parts that he said would make a decent gaming rig. They are:
CPU - i5 760
MOBO - ASUS Maximus III...
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