What 65nm processor for overclocking

[MARVELA]

I intend to take me a second shot overclocking PC only but I do not know which processor to ... A preference which go very often and easily that I would experiment in this practice. I speak instead of a 65nm since I have no money for a 45nm! And a Core 2 Duo because no money either for a big quad (I already have a Q6600).

[Effren]

Apart from spend as I do not see the usefulness of this manipulation. You can already do with your configuration.

If you really want:

Biostar Tpower I45
E5200
A basic graphics card
VX450W
A bench type table Danger Den Torture Rack

[MurTuza]

The P965 chipset P5B? If so, it is much better, and the map that I have proposed is a must: super:! But if you do not have the budget, what you have offered enough.

[Musrat]

At 65nm, the cores get smaller, the chips get cooler, and the clocks get higher. However, with Intel's next-generation architecture around the corner, Intel won't take their new 65nm chips too far, as they want to avoid a repeat of the Pentium 4's launch, where the new architecture is outperformed by its predecessor. So, despite what Intel's 65nm process may be capable of, the first 65nm Pentium 4s won't offer any increase in clock speeds.