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AMD motherboards do have a northbridge, they use something called HTT instead of FSB, but its basically the same principle when overclocking,

No body know becuase the cards or the drivers arent out yet !

Its not that loud, running it @ 5 V is inaudible and @ 12 V it is no louder than any other standard fan :)

There is no point getting a zalman water cooling kit, they are NOT good, and the poster doesnt realy need water cooling either ?

Thats cos pentium D and amd arcitecture suck :P Stick a 3 GHz + Core 2 duo in there and youll see it rocket IMO

No you wouldnt get '1024ram, 256bit, and 1080 core clock ' im afraid, i dont know how it works, but you dont get much performance increase in many applications, and for the record, dont buy another 8600GT

Basically, you get 2 or 3 or 4 cards, slot them into your motherboard, connect the together using small connecting PCB's. Then just plug your monitor into one of the cards.

You wont realy notice a difference in performance with ram speeds, unless you benchmark i have found. CPU speed is a lot more benefitial

Just buy a load of converters and splitters !

Use everest then (Y)

9600gt or 3870/3850

3870x2 -> 8800GT -> 3870

You can, but it is called SLI

Higher FSB will create more northbridge heat, and you need a good motherboard to have high FSB overclocks, multipliers make it a lot easier to overclock, and sometimes gets you a higher OC

I would, there is a video on youtube showing you just how tough some tape is !!!!

Wow

sounds to me like you dont have a powerfull enough PSU

Yes, that is the best bang for the buck card you can get at the moment, and will max out pretty much any curent game (apart form crysis )

Ditch the AMD quad, get an intel quad or core 2 duo ! And tht graphics card is badddd if your going to game

my OCZ wont do much over 900 MHz, which is no good, Id look into geil ram, a mate has some, it does 1GHz easy and is only around 35 - 40 on overclockers