Overclocking

Post by **eXg. Suyko** » Tue Jun 26, 2007 5:30 pm

The point is, being into computers like everyone here. Half of the fun is tinkering with them to make them run better than the next guys computer. Isnt it? I havent had to much time to play around with mine yet. But Im gonna. Let me get some of those burnt up components Phenom....Ill trade you some of mine

BobMarley! · Post by **BobMarley!** » Tue Jun 26, 2007 5:41 pm

There are some really good OC guides on Guru3d as well as hardocp and the such. And Suyko I'm with you on that point you made and if I may elaborate my take on the issue, I really consider the breed of overclockers to be parrallel to that of an auto enthusiast. Change the exhaust, tires, tinker with the intake and tranny much like an OCr pushes components to run faster and in tandem with one another, without spending more money. To show off your work through performance and in our case, FRAGS>

eXg. Phenom · Post by **eXg. Phenom** » Tue Jun 26, 2007 10:10 pm

eXg. Suyko wrote:The point is, being into computers like everyone here. Half of the fun is tinkering with them to make them run better than the next guys computer. Isnt it? I havent had to much time to play around with mine yet. But Im gonna. Let me get some of those burnt up components Phenom....Ill trade you some of mine

alright totally. i think im gonna auction them off so...b the higher bidder.

eXg. Phenom · Post by **eXg. Phenom** » Tue Jun 26, 2007 10:12 pm

eXg. BobMarley! wrote:There are some really good OC guides on Guru3d as well as hardocp and the such. And Suyko I'm with you on that point you made and if I may elaborate my take on the issue, I really consider the breed of overclockers to be parrallel to that of an auto enthusiast. Change the exhaust, tires, tinker with the intake and tranny much like an OCr pushes components to run faster and in tandem with one another, without spending more money. To show off your work through performance and in our case, FRAGS>

wow....that was...deep..haha