PC assembled first overclock!

[semento]

Hello to all,

I have purchase a new PC, only at this time I introduced with the Overclocking, and since I intended to virtually tell me what you think:

CPU: Q6600 2.4 GHz 775
Motherboard: MSI P45 Neo-F
Video card: Sapphire HD 4870 1gb GDDR5
RAM: XTUNE 2 x 4 GB DDR2-800 PC2-6400 CL5
Hard Disk: SAMSUNG HD103UI EcoGreen1Tb32Mb 3.5"SATA300
Feeder: ADVANCE PC Power Supply EA-550 550W
Kit liquid: Thermaltake Big Water LCS CL-W0076 - 745

Why not point to extreme overclocking just a crazy, for all the respect for those who do so.
At what point is a very PC performed without spending astronomical amounts, try the overclock more power stable.
I ask you whether you can configure a better + or - at the same price on parts but especially on MOBO and cooling kit
Sorry for any errors (of all kinds) and the disturbance.

Thank you.

[Walter.D]

In my humble opinion, unless you have special needs what are you doing with a 65nm quad core e8400?.... take a step it will costs less, is more in most applications, and consumes less than the overclock 4giga. And about the board the best p5q Asus.
And the ram ..... but we do with 2x4? A kit and makes enough 2x2 and costs 75 800 CL4 or 80 .......... 1066 cl5 best at this moment are the gskill .....
get a decent type feeder corsair .... if you want to save, take a LC-power.....

[Aldous]

Take a little e8400 ..... as p5q mobo and go on the safe side ... as mentioned ram not you going to do anything for them .. Take the 2x2 that is already too much maybe ..... and then a decent power supply is good ....

[semento]

Thanks for your suggestions,
But the q6600nn + is powerful e8400? but this overclock less, isnt it?

[Sylvester.S]

More powerful ...... depends what are you doing ..... in 90 percent of applications, the e8400 is much faster dell q6600 ..... Then again .... depends on what we want to ......