kauzy Forerunner Jul 10, 2005 #1 hi guyz got a new system at my office the specs are amd 64 3200+(939 socket winchester core) asus a8n sli mobo 512 mb ram hynix xfx 6600 gt 400w power supply unit please tell me how much my machine can be oc maximum. also what other components do i need. thnx :cool2: :cool2:
hi guyz got a new system at my office the specs are amd 64 3200+(939 socket winchester core) asus a8n sli mobo 512 mb ram hynix xfx 6600 gt 400w power supply unit please tell me how much my machine can be oc maximum. also what other components do i need. thnx :cool2: :cool2:
Darklord Forerunner Jul 10, 2005 #2 kau_therock said: hi guyz got a new system at my office the specs are amd 64 3200+(939 socket winchester core) asus a8n sli mobo 512 mb ram hynix xfx 6600 gt 400w power supply unit please tell me how much my machine can be oc maximum. also what other components do i need. thnx :cool2: :cool2: Click to expand... Depends on the stepping of your CPU.
kau_therock said: hi guyz got a new system at my office the specs are amd 64 3200+(939 socket winchester core) asus a8n sli mobo 512 mb ram hynix xfx 6600 gt 400w power supply unit please tell me how much my machine can be oc maximum. also what other components do i need. thnx :cool2: :cool2: Click to expand... Depends on the stepping of your CPU.
bottle Caffeine Addict Forerunner Jul 10, 2005 #3 looks more like a gaming rig than an office rig. what will you be using it for ? you dont want to oc too high and suddenly get a bsod in the middle of something important
looks more like a gaming rig than an office rig. what will you be using it for ? you dont want to oc too high and suddenly get a bsod in the middle of something important
kauzy Forerunner Jul 10, 2005 #5 basically i'll use them for 3d applications viz maya and 3dsmax. and also for playing games"who doesn't"
basically i'll use them for 3d applications viz maya and 3dsmax. and also for playing games"who doesn't"
A Anish Forerunner Jul 10, 2005 #6 Better keep it at stock for some time, let the proccy run a bit... OC'ing aint a one-shot thing, its a slow learning process, you need to research about OC'ing especially A64's. Yeah, right Batli, you don't want a BSOD...
Better keep it at stock for some time, let the proccy run a bit... OC'ing aint a one-shot thing, its a slow learning process, you need to research about OC'ing especially A64's. Yeah, right Batli, you don't want a BSOD...
