simple build

[Illusion]

hello i have over clocked about 3 tiems bofore, i susceded every time. well one time i tried to get a athlon 1000(i think) up as high as it could go and i wanted to get rid of it and i got it to 2ghz and then fried it an the board ( ahh the smell of burnign silicon). haha. so any ways i am yet anouther person wanting to get a 805. and see what i can do. i am also going to buy a conroe so i am trying to build the best back up rig i can trying to be under $600 or so. so ill post what i am hoping to get and can you all check to see if it works if not just let me know and ill be very greatful.

MoBo
i was thinking a ASUS P5P800 SE. i thought this thing would be a decent board to over clock to 3.9ish or above

CPU
the 805 of cource

CPU COOLER
http://www.frozencpu.com/ex-wat-9 i thought this looked good but could always get the Zalman 9500

RAM
the OCZ DDR2 PC2-5400 / 667 MHz / Value Pro Series / Dual Channel 2gb

HD
2x WD 120 GB SATA Hard Drive WD1200SE 120GB Serial ATA or RAID 0

PSU
hiper type R 580 W

and i already have a video card
and my case i already modded it has 208 CFM of fresh air coming in and i have 180 cmf out. goes with out saying it is prity much a wind tunel

well i just want to know what you all thought about it and if it would all work together to get my 805 up to 3.9. thanks alot buy.

 

[Scout]

It's interesting that people are running the PentiumD on these 865 boards now-a-days. I thought that originally you had to have a 945 chipset to run the "D"... Oh well, they seem to be working.

You should be able to get close to your target speed. I have an 805 at 3.5 GHz on stock voltage. I'm using a cheap ECS board with a Radeon Xpress 200 chipset that came as a package deal from Frys, so it doesn't allow CPU voltage adjustment... still, it's a pretty good overclock.