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A good price alternitive to the chaintech would be the P4P800, great board. In my opinion stick with the 865PE or 875P chipsets.

I have this Awsome Sony Keyboard for use on Playstation 2 linux edtion, and i use it for my pc, it is the best keyboard i have ever used. i doubt you could find one tho. nice balance between quiet and the feel. it has a diamond symbol instead of that crap windows key, so if you use linux or...

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I've Got my 2.6 at Default voltage(my sig is wrong) and at 250fsb, and my ram is at default voltage cause it's not being overclocked. but good luck with that. my temps at default are 46C(load) and OC'd 46.5(load).

I got my generic ram ddr400 to ddr450! slow 3-3-3-8 timings tho, but timmings dont have nearly as much effect as raw clock speed.

Just cause it says 500 it doesnt mean it's using that. it uses what it needs, i have a 480W and i'm probably only using 250. but if i get 8 300gb drives and use them all at the same time i would probably be using more than 500.

I got my no name ram to 230, without heat spreaders.

so here is the deal, this is my first overclock and i was not expecting much. here is the system: Case: Thermal Take Xtaser 3 + 7 TT case fans PSU: Thermal Take PSU 480W (520W max) Mobo: Asus P4P800-DX Chip: P4-2.6C Stock HSF Revision "D1" Ram: 2 X 512 MB DDR-400 PC3200 (Super Cheap Ram)...

1. Stock Processor Speed 2. O/C'ed Speed 3. FSB Acheived 4. Memory Used 5. Memory Timings 6. Cooling Used 7. Vcore Voltage 8. Memory Voltage 1. P4 2.6C 2. 3.25 Ghz 3. 250 4. Cheap Sticks Of DDR-400 512mb X 2 5. Slow Timings at 400mhz (5:4) 6. Stock HSF + Thermal Paste, Thermaltake...