"Don Cohen" <> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I have a brand-new Dell 630i (6gb 800MHz RAM, QuadCore Q6600, dual 640gb
> SATA HD's, nVidia GE9800 512mb).
>
> Apparently it is 'acceptable' to Dell in terms of warrantee, and mentioned
> both on their website, and confirmed by the sales guy I dealt with, that
> one can overclock the RAM from 800MHz to 1066MHz.
>
> I am pretty tech savvy in general, but not being a gamer, never got into
> overclocking any hardware. The most intensive use of my system is for
> Photoshop CS4 editing and processing of Raw digital photo images, and
> shortly, editing of AVCHD HighDef files from a Sony SR11. So basically, I
> want the best performance I can reasonably get.
>
> Does anybody have any experience with doing this on a system like this,
> and have anything good, bad or ugly to report?
>
> Any other thoughts/recommendations?
>
> Thanks.
>
> --
> Don
>
> remove "lens cap" for email
Also just taking up on the cooling issue, I wouldn't overclock the memory
UNLESS, it's good quality and comes with a heatsink attached have a look at
the OZR memory web page, their memory is specifically made for Gamers with
low latency rates. Also with that much memory in your machine I assume you
are running Vista 64 bit version as if your running 32 bit OS then 6gb ram
aint gonna do you much good no matter what speed you over clock to as the OS
cant make use of it
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