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Well, i advise against cheap OCZ memory, i think i have the platinum or gold 800MHz, and it wont overclock well ! I think the best thing you could do it to get another P35 mobo, say an asus P5kc or DFI blood iron, and then sell your current Mobo, then you could keep your ram and lower the...

yes it will go further

Bearing in mind this ram is 667 MHz not 800 MHz, i think voltage increase is necessary

im sure it will be quiet on low settings, but not on high, if its silent on high, its a rubbish fan IMO

not sure im afraid, i run mine at 1.4

try 1.5 V northbridge

put your ram voltage up

I have 8 120mm fans, 2 60mm, one graphics cooler and one 80mm fan. With the settings i run them on my pc is virtually silent, (apart form my bloody HDD) :D hurrah for water

I find the sweet spot for this cpu is 356 MHz FSB with 1.45 V

Ive got an AMD opteron 165 skt 939 processor that you may be interested in buying, as i dont use it anymore, its great for gaming IMO

well we dont know the rest of the spec of the machine, but considering you put DDR 400 (pc3200) ram in it, no, that cpu wont work

It wont go up, so no use there :confused:

You cant be serious, the graphics in an xbox and ps3 are so low compared to an 8800GT Even my 1950 pro can max out BF2 with 99 fps constant and cod 4 maxed out with no lag

Nope :( Unless you find a way of unlocking your E6300 multi and upping it LOL

HEHE, time for some new ram? But ive heard there are hidden options in gigabyte P35 board's BIOS, im not sure the key code, alt and F1 i think, i think this lets you do more with memory timings and dividers

Its a great CPU, i got mine to 3.618

Its fine up to 70

What speed is your ram @ 2.7 GHz, cos if its at the lowest divider, and your ram wont go any higher, your overclock is the highest its going :(

Or drop it to stock speeds or lower to determine your max OC, you can worry about the ram once you know what is stable for your cpu, i recommend this

Danny stop being a whimp and put it to 1.5 and see where you get, you wont kill it ! I say that in the nicest way possible :D EDIT: looks like your mobo has a bit of a VDroop too of about 0.04 V, so 1.5 V will be about 1.45 V in windows