Hello everyone, I know that my question has to do with components a little out of date. I own an Intel Core2Quad Q6600 and currently it sits on an ASUS P5G41M LX2/GB/LPT motherboard which is a very basic one not allowing me to do anythin in terms of overclocking. Anyway I found a guy who is selling an EVGA 780i FTW SLI with nForce chipset. Because back in the days where the Q6600 was in its glorry and NVidia was manufacturing chipsets I was not very much into PCs, I don't know if it is a good motherboard to overclock my Q6600. If you are wondering why I want to do that then the answer is why not . Also I have read that NVidia chipsets are a little restricted for overclocking but since it is a FTW edition I guess there are no restrictions, right? And finally I have read that it is better to achieve the same frequency with higher fsb and lower multiplier (for example they prefer 375*8=3000MHz than 333*9=2997MHz) and I really don't know why. Please if anyone can help.
Anthony.
EDIT: The stepping of the cpu is G0.
Anthony.
EDIT: The stepping of the cpu is G0.