OP OP A Area-51 Baseband Member Messages 60 Apr 5, 2008 #31 How much do you think I can overclock that memory with that motherboard?
b1gapl Mod Emeritus Messages 13,044 Location USA Apr 5, 2008 #32 They should easily be able to go past 1000. I've seen them go to 1200 too.
OP OP A Area-51 Baseband Member Messages 60 Apr 5, 2008 #33 Does the MoBo support memory that are 1066/1200 while the memory standard is 800? What is a good gaming mouse? 22" or 24" monitor?
Does the MoBo support memory that are 1066/1200 while the memory standard is 800? What is a good gaming mouse? 22" or 24" monitor?
Prototype Daemon Poster Messages 1,276 Location Katy, Texas Apr 5, 2008 #34 Area-51 said: Does the MoBo support memory that are 1066/1200 while the memory standard is 800? What is a good gaming mouse? 22" or 24" monitor? Click to expand... I think it does support it. get a Logitech G5 mouse. What graphics card are u gonna use?
Area-51 said: Does the MoBo support memory that are 1066/1200 while the memory standard is 800? What is a good gaming mouse? 22" or 24" monitor? Click to expand... I think it does support it. get a Logitech G5 mouse. What graphics card are u gonna use?
Peter.Cort TF's First Dry Ice User! Messages 5,018 Location Boston, MA Apr 5, 2008 #35 he's going sli, so get a 24" if you can afford it. and yes it should support it, just check the mobo's ram support list. and a g5 or a razer copperhead.
he's going sli, so get a 24" if you can afford it. and yes it should support it, just check the mobo's ram support list. and a g5 or a razer copperhead.
b1gapl Mod Emeritus Messages 13,044 Location USA Apr 5, 2008 #36 The motherboard does support 1066/1200, but I think it will boot up at 800, because that's the standard. Then you just have to overclock. G5 or MX518 24" if you're planning to SLI or Xfire.
The motherboard does support 1066/1200, but I think it will boot up at 800, because that's the standard. Then you just have to overclock. G5 or MX518 24" if you're planning to SLI or Xfire.
OP OP A Area-51 Baseband Member Messages 60 Apr 6, 2008 #37 b1gapl said: The motherboard does support 1066/1200, but I think it will boot up at 800, because that's the standard. Then you just have to overclock. Click to expand... Does it automatically overclock when i turn it on again from 800 to 1066 or do I need to go to the BIOS and change the settings everytime i turn it on How long does it take to overclock it?
b1gapl said: The motherboard does support 1066/1200, but I think it will boot up at 800, because that's the standard. Then you just have to overclock. Click to expand... Does it automatically overclock when i turn it on again from 800 to 1066 or do I need to go to the BIOS and change the settings everytime i turn it on How long does it take to overclock it?
Peter.Cort TF's First Dry Ice User! Messages 5,018 Location Boston, MA Apr 6, 2008 #38 it will keep your settings the same in the bios. and it takes as long as it takes to enter a few numbers and hit enter.
it will keep your settings the same in the bios. and it takes as long as it takes to enter a few numbers and hit enter.
OP OP A Area-51 Baseband Member Messages 60 Apr 6, 2008 #39 Peter.Cort said: it will keep your settings the same in the bios. and it takes as long as it takes to enter a few numbers and hit enter. Click to expand... Does this goes to all the hardware like the CPU, GPUs?
Peter.Cort said: it will keep your settings the same in the bios. and it takes as long as it takes to enter a few numbers and hit enter. Click to expand... Does this goes to all the hardware like the CPU, GPUs?
Peter.Cort TF's First Dry Ice User! Messages 5,018 Location Boston, MA Apr 6, 2008 #40 the bios deals with ram and cpu, gpu is different.