440sixpack
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Originally posted by: LW07
Be sure to overclock the case also.
Now you see, case overclocking is a common error that is often misapplied when what you actually want to do is overclock all the screws holding your case and components together. That's right, get out that big screw driver and just keep tightening the screws - don't worry if it feels like they don't want to go in anymore, just keep twisting. You'll know you've achieved a proper overclock when the screws all turn freely, thus allowing smooth and free flow of data between all your components. Usually you see anywhere from a 7%-13% performance increase from this simple mod.
