- Jun 3, 2002
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As you may have noticed we've been doing guides for a few weeks now and will be releasing an Overclocking Guide next week. We're open to suggestions on what hardware you'd like to see in an overclocking guide that best fits most overclocker's needs. We're not talking about overclocking a 3.4GHz P4 EE to 4.5GHz with a huge water block and then running 3DMark just long enough to get a score before crashing. We're talking about a reliable overclocking rig for reasonable cash (somewhere in the "cheap mid range" range) on air.
We could go with a 2.4C or 2500+ setup, at this point we've still got just a little bit of research left to go to see which steppings are the best (for CPU, mobo and mem) and which offer the most widely confirmed (and personally tested) overclock for the money, with the most stability of course.
So, fire away.
P.S. You can recommend hardware outside of CPU, mobo, memory, video, PSU, etc. if you'd like.
We could go with a 2.4C or 2500+ setup, at this point we've still got just a little bit of research left to go to see which steppings are the best (for CPU, mobo and mem) and which offer the most widely confirmed (and personally tested) overclock for the money, with the most stability of course.
So, fire away.
P.S. You can recommend hardware outside of CPU, mobo, memory, video, PSU, etc. if you'd like.