who sells PRE-Overclocked computers??

[DBavaria]

who sells PRE-Overclocked computers??

 

[rel8]

check http://www.pcnut.com/

They sell what you're looking for.

Edit: Also look at http://www.outsideloop.com/

 

[compuwiz1]

Why not just build it yourself and overclock it?

 

[Tripleshot]

I know this website and the research and support they give to be second to none. Definately talk to these people before you buy from anyone else.

<<http://cantek.com/>>

 

[Czar]

http://www.outsideloop.com

Very nice service and products, prices could be better though.

 

[Jhhnn]

These guys do: http://www.genxtechcomp.com/products.htm
Never dealt with them,just a website I found.
Azzo sells systems that are obviously built for the purpose, but not pretested. My first overclocked system was built on a guaranteed combo from them, Celeron 300a on a bh6, 128 megs pc100. Still running.

 

[konichiwa]

Most of those places are WAY overpriced. I agree with Compuwiz...why not just buy and overclock yourself?

 

[FullRoast]

It is always great to test out your new processor and find that you have an overclocking jewel. On the other hand, I am currently the owner of a 700 cB0 that is a dud. Boosting the voltage by 10% will yield a stable 866 MHz, but that is it. No way this thing is ever going to hit 933 MHz short of super cooling.

If you want a specific overclocking target, such as a 700 MHz CPU running 933@133 FSB, it would be worth paying a premium, if you consider a 700 cB0 that won't a piece of junk.

 

[ltk007]

Pretesting is ok, but its the thrill of finding you have a &quot;goldenboy&quot; CPU that just keeps going up. I only the other hand have a Athlon 700 that won't beat 770 without great cooling, even with a 2/5 cache divider (on Ka7). Even with my good cooling it locks up sometimes (I have it running full load 24/7 though, I can't complain).

 

[Rankor]

Try out ComputerNerd http://www.computernerd.com and Sys.com http://www.sys.com for their Fusion series.