Gotta agree with BFG here for one reason really; yes, overclocking will yield higher frames whether it's the CPU or GPU that you do it to, but to be honest, I don't think that you have a good enough grasp on things to make that jump yet.
Do a lot of research about CPU's and GPU's in general, try to get a feel for how they work as a component in the system, and then make the decision as to whether or not you need to overclock. Realistically, the FPS that you are posting are perfectly fine, so I don't know why you would need to.
BTW: I'm the guy with the A64 and I never posted my Crysis scores, only my COD4 scores. Crysis is a completely different animal.
Do a lot of research about CPU's and GPU's in general, try to get a feel for how they work as a component in the system, and then make the decision as to whether or not you need to overclock. Realistically, the FPS that you are posting are perfectly fine, so I don't know why you would need to.
BTW: I'm the guy with the A64 and I never posted my Crysis scores, only my COD4 scores. Crysis is a completely different animal.
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