would recommend that you remove the first paragraph from the front page view as it is kinda a waste of space and nor does it attract a potential reader, other than that nice

The article writter gets a bit weird if you copy and paste everything, takes a while to go back through and make sure everything is ok

bet you will jizz over my new course grumpy

What course? :O

IT @ UoQ? :O

nah **** uni got something better

MCSE 2003

MCITP Server 2008 Enterprise Administrator

CCNA

CCNA Wireless

CCNA Voice

CCNA Security

CCNP

CompTIA Security+ 2009

2 year course study it externally which means i can focus on my new job:D

Good luck man, I wanted to do my MCSE, CCNA, and CCNA Security, with CompTIA A+ Security and Network+

But I'll do that later -- I have no time atm

Yeah, its going to be 100x more useful than some shitty uni certificate. Apparently its going to take about 2 years, but i have 4 years to do it.

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I had some time tonight to have an hour or so of overclocking this little dude with my new H50 cooler seen here: http://www.cybergamer.com.au/forums/thread/48351/ and my Gigabyte MA78G-DS3H, I got the AMD Athlon II X4 620 to 3835Mhz with my voltages set at 1.7V. It's a mean chip which overclocks and handles the voltages very well.



Basically, I just increased the CPU Voltage till I was happy with (stability:overclock)1.7V for a suicide run (since it could handle the voltage for the initial experimentation),CPU-NV voltage to 1.325 and upped CPU frequency a few Mhz at a time. Changing the memory ratio and the CPU-NB VID were the main stability controls I encountered. All overclocking was done on the BIOS.

You can check out the CPU-Z validation here http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=980660

I'll try to fine tune it more in the future, and I'll post an update Look forward to a H50 review in the next few weeks if I can get around to it.

Thanks for reading!