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Nice man!

Keep checking this compatability list after Core 2 Duo comes out. NVIDIA GeForce 7950 GX2 - Motherboard Compatibility

Ddr2

I think we have an AMD fanboy! btw Thats a very nice overclock. No matter what anyone else says.

Here... http://www.techspot.com/vb/all/windows/t-40973-New-i975x-chipset-work-with-Conroe-core-CPUs.html

Didnt they test the Conroe with the 975 chipset?

If you read his first post he explains all that.

You are getting an SLI mobo for two ATI's? Might want to switch to a crossfire board or get two 7800GTX

I could be wrong but I dont think you have to reformat if you keep with the same chipset. But, typically yes.

Intel seems to think so

I dont even know how that would work. The 775 has the pins on the motherboard

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817711001 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814130256

Dude, the video card and that power supply are like 500 bucks. Where did you get all that for 600?

One thing to consider is that the warrenty is already void if you use an Opteron in a non server environment. Although, I think overclocking voids your warrenty as well... Oh well

Their new socket will support DDR2 but, the current one doesnt

Thats an overheat waiting to happen. Anyone else think it's funny that all this was introduced on a Dell?

The X1600 is 128 bit but, it does have a higher clock speed than the GTO

Well, I said it freezez before windows completely loads, and It worked before he put the card in. No worries though, when I went over there I went into the bios and fixed it, the video was still set on integrated. Thanks though!

My friend got a new Media Center PC for christmas and it didnt come with a video card. He wanted to watch stuff through S-Video so I told him to buy an Radeon X300. When he loads the software (Catalyst Center), everything works just fine. Whenever he restarts his computer, it freezes up before...

Uhh, It should show you both cores in task manager. I have a 3.0 HT and it shows two cores in Task Manager.