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05-11-10, 12:24 PM #1
overclocking for dummies
so im needing to imrpove fps for bf2 and nothings coming up so i was thinking overclocking might be the last resort all i know bout overclockin is it makes things heat up but if thats the only risk i could just cut a hole or 2 in the case to let more air in ?
so if this would improve my fps how would 1 go about doing this
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05-11-10, 12:52 PM #3
Re: overclocking for dummies
Originally Posted by jason_jinx
pentium 4 2.60ghz
1.2 gigs ram
geforce 5200fx 128mb
cpu cooler no idea computer has 1 fan thats bout it
its old its crappy its a dell but its all i got i could maybe add more ram but no idea how to find out what kinda ram it can take
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05-11-10, 01:01 PM #5Re: overclocking for dummies
Originally Posted by moving-target
enf-Jesus its been like 12 minutes and you're already worried about stats?! :-P
Bigdog-Sweet home Alabama you are an idiot.
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05-11-10, 01:53 PM #6
Re: overclocking for dummies
Originally Posted by Mr. White
although if i ever do have the money http://www.ibuypower.com/ looks like good gaming machines
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05-11-10, 02:22 PM #10Re: overclocking for dummies
Right now, Microcenter has a bundle deal that's an absolute STEAL.
Buy an Athon X4 630 CPU for $99.99 and get a Biostar A760 mobo free.
$100 for 4 gigs of DDR2-800 RAM.
$50 for an Antec 300 case
$80 for an Antec 650 watt PS
$100 for a Radeon 4670 video card
That rig will run BF2 on high at 100+ fps.
Obviously, you'd need an optical drive of some sort (DVD/CD/whatever) and a HD...
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