Wotcha
Posted: Tue Mar 14, 2006 8:42 am
Hi,
My name is Stu and i'm from sunny England. Been building my own computers for about 10 years, i have recently found myself with more disposable income a month so I'm spending it all on video cards, PSUs etc. ;-)
- Found the forums by searching google for "nVidia7600GT XXX" ;-)
- System is Athlon 64 3200, 1 gig 400mhz, 350 gig hdd space, XFX 5200
- AMD all the way, Intel chips are disgustingly overpriced, well in the UK anyway.
- Games I usually play are FPS and RTS's, most recently Battle For Middle Earth 2 and Day of Defeat Source.
- CPU is mildly oc'd to 2.2 ghz from 2.0. Once I get my 580 watt PSU i'll be oc'ing everthing else too. My Case is a coolermaster Wavemaster which is all fanned out. CPU runs at a steady 35c after being on for 2 days straight. I would like to properly understand overclocking RAM and all those little numbers
(oc'ing is new to me)
Ultimate goal: To run FEAR on my PC with max detail and resolution and get atleast 60 fps
I will gladly trade an explanation of the offside rule in football for your hints and tips at overclocking 
My name is Stu and i'm from sunny England. Been building my own computers for about 10 years, i have recently found myself with more disposable income a month so I'm spending it all on video cards, PSUs etc. ;-)
- Found the forums by searching google for "nVidia7600GT XXX" ;-)
- System is Athlon 64 3200, 1 gig 400mhz, 350 gig hdd space, XFX 5200
- AMD all the way, Intel chips are disgustingly overpriced, well in the UK anyway.
- Games I usually play are FPS and RTS's, most recently Battle For Middle Earth 2 and Day of Defeat Source.
- CPU is mildly oc'd to 2.2 ghz from 2.0. Once I get my 580 watt PSU i'll be oc'ing everthing else too. My Case is a coolermaster Wavemaster which is all fanned out. CPU runs at a steady 35c after being on for 2 days straight. I would like to properly understand overclocking RAM and all those little numbers

Ultimate goal: To run FEAR on my PC with max detail and resolution and get atleast 60 fps

