[QUOTE="Random__Guy"]I think i would probably go with choice 3 aswell, just for the roundness of it all, but i think choice 1 might be a little faster.Canine_Knight

wouldnt the ram bottleneck the cpu tho?

I think my heads goona xplode if i try and figure that out,

Also I think if you can push the cpu higher but have to lower the ram to do so, your usually better off.

you want to get the ram and cpu both running as fast as possible, so i guess choice 1 would be the fastest out of those.

To get choice 4 to work i'm guessing to try raising mch voltage .a notch or two

Please, no more bad jokes. My poor eyes and ears. Please!

:)

YourOldFriend

I'm trying to install something and it says "press any key", which button is the "any" key?

do them one at a time, just raise till it starts artifacting then cut back a little, when you figure out the max for each set them both.

or if you want to keep going even higher add more voltage.

with my x1600 they both kind of helped equally,

but all together it dident do much.

you could overclock it to death, for fun,