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09-05-2007 at 12:20:22 AM

Q6600 @ 2.4ghz
G.skill 2GB (1x2 sticks) pc2 6400
Gigabyte p35c-ds3r
geForce 8800gts 640mb
250gb WD 16mb 7200rpm

any way to make the ram work a lil faster? i went from 512mb on my dell to this new setup and my windows still boots at roughly the same speed, maybe a little faster..do i mess with voltages?

also i want to learn how to Overclock so can anyone help me get started by dling some programs or where to mess with the BIOS. THANKS!

oh, i also have speedfan..if that helps with changing some clocks etc..

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stevens5 wrote :

Q6600 @ 2.4ghz
G.skill 2GB (1x2 sticks) pc2 6400
Gigabyte p35c-ds3r
geForce 8800gts 640mb
250gb WD 16mb 7200rpm

any way to make the ram work a lil faster? i went from 512mb on my dell to this new setup and my windows still boots at roughly the same speed, maybe a little faster..do i mess with voltages?

also i want to learn how to Overclock so can anyone help me get started by dling some programs or where to mess with the BIOS. THANKS!

oh, i also have speedfan..if that helps with changing some clocks etc..



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i went from 512mb on my dell to this new setup and my windows still boots at roughly the same speed, maybe a little faster..do i mess with voltages?



To make windows boot faster from your desktop click Start, then click Run and type in msconfig. Click OK. Click Start Up menu and uncheck all. Reboot.


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