no to which part, the will i mess up hardware part or no to i wont be able to get much higher speed?
u say if i have evga, but i thought evga wer e the one overclocked and the non-overclocked ones came from nvidia itself?
so whatr u are saying is ovreclocking is safe?
He was explaining that, if you wanted to overclock, it would be recommended to get an aftermarket cooler. Which is the HR-03, he was referring to. This wouldn't be necessary though, if the temperatures are not too hot.
what is differnece between the 'retail' geforce and 'oem'? btw, whats the difference between a more expensive evga gefore 8800gtx and the nvidia one shown herE?Gigabyte GA-P35-DS4 Socket 775 Motherboard #27305 £ 87.50 £ 87.50
Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 2.4GHz (775) #26581 £ 134.95 £ 134.95
Xilence 600W Gaming Edition PSU #27930 £ 39.95 £ 39.95
320GB Seagate Barracuda SATA2 16MB #23684 £ 43.55 £ 43.55
Akasa Silent Paxpower Fan 8cm #15775 £ 2.90 £ 5.80
Hyundai Premium Blue-H 22" Widescreen #27710 £ 132.95 £ 132.95
LiteOn DVD±R/RW/RAM 20x SATA #28001 £ 16.95 £ 16.95
Apollo Advance Custom Gamer-Blue #25593 £ 45.95 £ 45.95
USB2.0 4 Port PCI Controller Card #7879 £ 3.95 £ 3.95
Nvidia GeForce 8800 GTX 768Mb PCI-E Retail #27201 £ 275.55 £ 275.55
Patriot 2GB PC2-6400 C4 Extreme Performance (2x1GB) #26802 £ 54.95 £ 54.95
Cart Total £ 842.05
VAT £ 147.36
Total £ 989.41
wats difference between non-overclocked nvidia 8800gtx and non-overclocked evga 8800gtx?
None...Just the company name, and it's customer warranty and service, is are different.