@krypking: Yes, I'll do so^^
@che:
I use the ZEROtherm Nirvana NV 120 Premium, was somewhere in my post... anyway, this cooler is bad-ass. If this isn't a measuring-bug, it cools my CPU currently to 24°, in Load only up to 30° (was also said in my post )... You should just have a big case and a big motherboard, it takes a lot of space. But cools really awesome.
Yes, I'll explain it this way too. This is the way I do it, just with an other tool. That's the better way, I think, but it isn't nice if the PC hangs a lot of times if you try to overclock. well, better than not starting anymore...
@che:
I use the ZEROtherm Nirvana NV 120 Premium, was somewhere in my post... anyway, this cooler is bad-ass. If this isn't a measuring-bug, it cools my CPU currently to 24°, in Load only up to 30° (was also said in my post )... You should just have a big case and a big motherboard, it takes a lot of space. But cools really awesome.
(07-17-2009, 06:59 AM)hansenderek Wrote: youtube has some pretty good tutorials...lol i found one that doesnt go into the bios but works with the nvidia control panel to overclosck the system safely...if i go to far it will shutdown and go back to defaults )))) lol
Yes, I'll explain it this way too. This is the way I do it, just with an other tool. That's the better way, I think, but it isn't nice if the PC hangs a lot of times if you try to overclock. well, better than not starting anymore...