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scan for artifacts, and if you get no beeps, artifacts or yellow dots on screen for an hour or more, than you should be fine

Get atitool to test for stability

He is talking about the x2 3800, which is 2.0 GHz stock

Only one way to find out ... :)

electrical tape

Maybe a power supply problem?

No, yu are the stupid one ! And it doesnt seem like a graphics problem to me

Get atitool, you can test (scan for artifacts) on your overclock (Y)

You dont need a new gpu or a new cpu yet, we shall seee when the time comes closer, but atm, you wont get any realy performance increase in anything getting a quad, unless you find an app that is multi core intensive

Those are fine, im running my card at 715 / 1800 / 985 (core, shader, mem) on the stock cooler and its fine

I dont think you should get AMD quad, the intel quad's are better, i dont even think youd need a quad

Dont get SLI, massive waste

Put your multiplier to the highest (stock) as your mobo might not like the high FSB, turn your ram speed down until you can find your max cpu clock

the 8800GT cards are the same length as a standard ATX motherboard, so if the aspire is ATX sized, it should be fine

It depends on what the cards are, the rest of your hardware, what games you wanna play, your budget and what monitor size and resoltuion

Why only sellings the CPU water block not the rest?

Yep :P

What you gonna do in the graphics department

Yes that is correct

Gah, ive had enough of these E6300 threads lol. Anything up to 1.55 V for 24/7 use wont kill the chip, if its not stable, add more voltage.