Larkin
Banned
+22|6988|West Yorkshire, England

gvers wrote:

For a C2D than does not require overclocking you are probably looking at the E6600 2.4Ghz but that's just under £150. Intel reduce their prices on the C2D's on 22nd July so it should get cheaper after that but may take some weeks for the cuts to filter down.

Overclocking these processor's is not hard to do but if you are unsure it's probably best not to.
I don't have a clue how to overclock and I'd rather pay that extra bit of cash not to burn down my house
Tdog2007
Giggity Giggity
+25|7184|US

Larkin wrote:

I don't have a clue how to overclock and I'd rather pay that extra bit of cash not to burn down my house
screw the house!
buLLet_t00th
Mr. Boombastic
+178|6914|Stealth City, UK

Larkin wrote:

gvers wrote:

For a C2D than does not require overclocking you are probably looking at the E6600 2.4Ghz but that's just under £150. Intel reduce their prices on the C2D's on 22nd July so it should get cheaper after that but may take some weeks for the cuts to filter down.

Overclocking these processor's is not hard to do but if you are unsure it's probably best not to.
I don't have a clue how to overclock and I'd rather pay that extra bit of cash not to burn down my house
I bet you wouldn't be happy after you learnt that OC'n was as easy as pressing a few keys on your keyboard.
Bell
Frosties > Cornflakes
+362|7021|UK

buLLet_t00th wrote:

Larkin wrote:

gvers wrote:

For a C2D than does not require overclocking you are probably looking at the E6600 2.4Ghz but that's just under £150. Intel reduce their prices on the C2D's on 22nd July so it should get cheaper after that but may take some weeks for the cuts to filter down.

Overclocking these processor's is not hard to do but if you are unsure it's probably best not to.
I don't have a clue how to overclock and I'd rather pay that extra bit of cash not to burn down my house
I bet you wouldn't be happy after you learnt that OC'n was as easy as pressing a few keys on your keyboard.
^^^

Things are made to be Oc'd, but, you could go for the new E6550, a bit slower but a newer chip, release date as buLLet_t00th said, save yourself like £20.  And, I to, like you, didnt like the idea of putting a bit of hardware outside manufacturers specs, but, after reading all the stuff I have, you can save hundreds with a bit of faith

Martyn

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