look for low latency modules as opposed to more MHZ, this is common sense. look at it this way: let's say you have a set of DDR2 800MHz (5-5-5-15) and you overclocked it to 1000MHz.. If you run a benchmark you will see that there might me a 1% performance...

why i suggested a cel2. however, we all finish at the begining and start at the end Well, the 750 is still a good deal for $89. And most Celeron 667's will not overclock to 1000MHz, I've tried a couple. Video killed my Radio Card! most celys...

I still gotta try 150mhz fsb... not a bad price thats for sure! :) My Rig For $57 buy an Athlon 900 which will outperform a Duron overclocked 1000mhz. Would you like a Quarter Pounder? No, thank you. Just give me the BIG heatsink. It's an Athlon....

DDR2 Motherboard - Award winning Crucial 2GB PC2-8500 CAS5 (2x1GB) Dual Channel Kit (Overclocked at 1000MHz+) (Note when upgrading to 4GB overclock drops to 3.25GHz on CPU) - 500GB Western Digital 16MB Cache SATA-2 Hard Drive - NVIDIA 8800 GTS 320MB GDDR3...

an overclocked card and the 4890 overclocked wins GTX285 2GB = $410 4890 Saphire= $264 (Factory overclocked to 1000mhz) Even a rabid Nvidia fanboy can do the math! Sorry, it does not. I'm by no means a "fanboy" (I'd love to have an HD 4890 - any...

an article on a super fast dream machine, but that's beyond me]: Motherboard Asus A7V, Socket A, VIA KT133 chipset $145.00 CPU AMD Athlon 800MHz (overclockable to 1000MHz) $109.00 Cooler Swiftech MC370-0A $25.00 System Memory 256MB PC133 SDRAM $83.00...

Q6600 CPU Overclocked to 3Ghz - Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro - Abit IP35 Pro XE Intel P35 - Corsair Dominator 4GB PC2-8500 CAS5 (2x2GB) Dual Channel Kit (Overclocked at 1000MHz+) - 500GB Seagate Barracuda 7200.11 32MB - ATi Radeon HD 4870 X2 2 - Corsair...

is passed on to you well the stock 4890 competes with the gtx 275 but you will need the black edition which is overclocked to 1000MHZ(or you can overclock it by yourself to 1000MHZ)for the 4890 to compete with the gtx 285 Right now I am running 2x 4870's...

cold side gets too hot you'll damage it. If the hot side gets too hot you'll damage it. If a peltier can't keep up it will overheat! We had a user in here with a PIII 500E overclocked to 1000MHz at 200MHz bus (using the i815E and RAM at 3/4 bus speed)....