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		tenri Member
  
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		Shiloch Veneficus Administrator
 
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				 Posted: Wed Dec 31, 2003 1:08 am    Post subject:  | 
				    
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				Actually, if you've never heard of Shuttle (http://us.shuttle.com), they've already talked about shipping their newer models with the proper motherboard specs and cooling hardware to run processors at slightly overclocked speeds.    _________________ Sage Shiloch Venzolmes - Arch Convoker - Walkers
 
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		Daneloire Member
 
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				From what I've heard, the most recent AMD processors (the Athlon 64 3000+ and the Athlon 64FX) are quite overclock-ready. With the advent of AMD's "Cool 'N Quiet" technology, the clock speed can be scaled up or down on the fly as processor demand changes - assuming you have a motherboard that will support it.
 
 
FedEx is currently forcing me to play an entertaining game of 'Click the Refresh Button on the Tracking Information Page'. They are withholding my motherboard. I will have my "Cool n' Quiet" functionality, damn it.
 
 
I WILL HAVE IT.
 
 
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