Call Acer Support and ask. That would be your best bet.
If it can oc the stock cooling is ok cooling but you should look for aftermarket hsf. Also ocing will depends on ram, mb. The ram speed is ddr2 533 dont expect high oc core speed with this generic ram memory.
Problem with home build, you cannot have something under 600-700$(CA)
with the same spec as (for example) the ACER I talked earlier.
TOTAL: $529.84 US Dollars
Now, go OC till you faint
Yeah, but that's CA$37,432.86 by my calculations.
You are very limited in overclocking with a cheap motherboard and in these systems the MB and CPU are 60-70% of the cost. If you don't want to go crazy you could probably get a cheap P965 mobo (~$90) which most people on this forum would shun and use an e4300 with its stock 200Mhz FSB. There are several models that can't go past 300Mhz or so, which is a pitiful 12% OC for an e6300, but a 50% OC for an e4300. For an additional $50-60 you could get a real overclocking setup though.
Problem with home build, you cannot have something under 600-700$(CA)
with the same spec as (for example) the ACER I talked earlier.
TOTAL: $529.84 US Dollars
Now, go OC till you faint
Yeah, but that's CA$37,432.86 by my calculations.
You are very limited in overclocking with a cheap motherboard and in these systems the MB and CPU are 60-70% of the cost. If you don't want to go crazy you could probably get a cheap P965 mobo (~$90) which most people on this forum would shun and use an e4300 with its stock 200Mhz FSB. There are several models that can't go past 300Mhz or so, which is a pitiful 12% OC for an e6300, but a 50% OC for an e4300. For an additional $50-60 you could get a real overclocking setup though.
your math skills seem pretty low to me:
529.84 USD=624.949 CAD
1 USD = 1.17950 CAD
And let me tell you that not every 965 chipset OC well. It depends on the brand of the mobo and bios releases.
And with integrated video, that's the best mobo he can buy.
You can overclock almost any brand name computer thanks to a small freeware called Clockgen, even when there is no FSB setting in the BIOS. An Acer computer will definitely look better than a system made of the cheapest components you can find.
Don´t lead this guy to a wrong buy. He would oc like what? 200mhz?
No memory timings options, no ram voltages adjustments, we don't now the mobo's chipset, no locked pci buses. Instability would be all over the place.
Don´t lead this guy to a wrong buy. He would oc like what? 200mhz?
No memory timings options, no ram voltages adjustments, we don't now the mobo's chipset, no locked pci buses. Instability would be all over the place.
True indeed. Dont use that program.
Here is a canadian site that has a lot of pc components.
Don´t lead this guy to a wrong buy. He would oc like what? 200mhz?
No memory timings options, no ram voltages adjustments, we don't now the mobo's chipset, no locked pci buses. Instability would be all over the place.
True indeed. Dont use that program.
Here is a canadian site that has a lot of pc components.
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