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To: bigbuk who wrote (748)	2/21/1999 11:52:00 AM
From: AlienTech	Respond to of 2045

bigbuk, If you are intrested in overclocking you might try out overclockers.com , Also you can get a Celeron 300 for under $100, But if you also get a PC100 RAM and a 100MHZ bus motherboard for like $150, The celeron will run at 450MHZ. The thing with staying with dependable parts is that when it gets too hot, they dotn freeze. it only takes 1 marginal component in the whole computer to crash. The real expensive ones dont necessarely work any better than the real cheap ones. But knowing what works during those certain times helps a lot. So spend the money, But spend the money on the right things.