- Mar 20, 2003
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Hey
I'm designing a new comp and i've decided on getting a P42.8c since that seems to be the best cpu around for overclocking (in terms of the speed it ends up at). The thing is i want to get it to 3.5 at least, higher would be better but i'd settle for 3.5
I had two options for overclocking first is getting a SP94 with a powerful 92mm fan to cool it.
second is buying a watercooling kit, now that's a fair bit more expensive and a lot more complicated to set up and use and maintain, but i'd be willing to do it if it would make a big enough difference to justify it
So what do you guys think i'd need to do this, just how fast could each of those two get the CPU?
"Human beings, who are almost unique in having the ability to learn from the experience of others, are also remarkable for their apparent disinclination to do so."
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I'm designing a new comp and i've decided on getting a P42.8c since that seems to be the best cpu around for overclocking (in terms of the speed it ends up at). The thing is i want to get it to 3.5 at least, higher would be better but i'd settle for 3.5
I had two options for overclocking first is getting a SP94 with a powerful 92mm fan to cool it.
second is buying a watercooling kit, now that's a fair bit more expensive and a lot more complicated to set up and use and maintain, but i'd be willing to do it if it would make a big enough difference to justify it
So what do you guys think i'd need to do this, just how fast could each of those two get the CPU?
"Human beings, who are almost unique in having the ability to learn from the experience of others, are also remarkable for their apparent disinclination to do so."
Douglas Noel Adams 1952-2002
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