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Underclocking.....serves no purpose.

I like my V9.

I prefer using Celcius when it comes to computer temperature measurement stuff.

What makes it impossible? The fact that typically you can't manuever a screw driver at a good enough angle to clip the hsf properly. Plus, it's difficult to see what's going on when you're mounting it while it's still in the case, and most importantly, if the motherboard is still mounted in the case, when you apply sufficient pressure to get the hsf on, you can bend and damage the motherboard. I'm not saying it's impossible, I've done it before, but I just don't recomend it.

I believe studying just places additional stress on you. I'm serious, I think I perform better on tests if I don't study.

Yeah, you should be able to get to at least 1.1 ghz....at least that's my "guestimate"

Check this out. http://arstechnica.infopop.net/OpenTopic/p...34&m=8330945935

hehe, yeah, back when we did some lan parties a few years ago, we'd have problems and the cable was always the last thing we thought could be messed up!

PNY isn't exactly my favorite brand of RAM....I say go with Crucial or Samsung

Yeah, it will support up that high.

Yeah, just get a jigsaw that has small teeth, if they teeth are too big, it will make the edges even rougher, and it will be tougher to cut with.

lol, ohh those crazy gimmicks

I agree with you completely sykocus

Yeah, a jigsaw will work, but it's TOUGH to get a nice round hole cut with it. Just take your time if you use a jigsaw, patience is key.

I remember the days of Sub7 and netbus, I had everyone I knew with a computer convinced I was some sort of super hacker capable of bringing down the entire internet in a single blow!!