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Actually, I'm the one with 2.07 on a 3000+.

I haven't read all the posts, but passive cooling is a term you might want to become familiar with.

Figure out this game...

Same here. So I guess it's nothing to fuss about then?

frames per second. :^(

Tried that. Problem remains.

Specifically, when I get to a certain MHz, I restart the computer and it'll take two restarts before it posts. What is the computer trying to do and is failing at, or what is it trying to tell me... ?

...can I gain by overclocking my AMD 64 3000+ from 1.8GHz to 2.1GHz? That's the most it'll go, and I wonder if it'll be worth it. I guess this is a tough one to really give a concrete answer to, but does anyone know generally what kind of CPU increase is needed to actually notice a performance...

Well, first to go is my current CPU, which is a serious bottleneck. Maybe next year I'll look at a vid card. I suppose I can live with it for now.

I got about 18.2 last night. Screw you people with your "24 seconds in only a few tries". I am but a humble man.

If that particular OC won't give me much of an fps boost, then what will? There are so many variables, and I am still learning. :^(

Using the ASUS utility, I've got the GPU to 440MHz, and the memory to 860MHz. I don't see an increase in fps. Any suggestions as to what I could do? I'm tired of playing Rainbow Six at 22ish fps.

16 seconds... DAMN IT!!!!!!

Sorry it took so long... http://www.angelfire.com/pro/ramosnumber1/img37.jpg

So "yes", it is like having 4GHz.

You suck. I wish I had those resources. Damn fine.

Wattage isn't everything. Find out the amperage on the different rails.

I like frogs, and I like Windows Sidebar (ALOT), so...

I think I'll just plug my other PSU back in to see if it's the mobo. I unfortunately don't have a multimeter.

Oops. Sorry about that "double-ish" post. Issues with browser.