Then again, with a Super7 board, you'd have to upgrade to 168pin DIMM memory anyway, so you could just get a PC100-compliant modules. Of course, this would tack a bit onto your upgrade costs. Overclocking is a hit and miss, risky business. There are no guarantees, and it's definitely not a good thing to do if you can't risk wrecking something since it voids warrantys. Nothing like giving it a nice boot up the ass to wake it up and catch up with the players.
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