Hey,
My mate's looking to get a new PC and a C2D Shuttle build is one of the options. Ideally looking to get a Pentium E2160 or C2D E4300 and clock it to 3GHz (should be able to hit 9 x 333 with some Kingston PC-5300 running 1:1?). He's absolutely nuts about the G5 chasis, so the SG33G5B would be ideal. Alternatively the SD32G5 would be cool, but I'm guessing the older i945 chipset won't be as good for overclocking?
However I can't find any reviews of it (relatively new I guess). Are there decent overclocking options in the BIOS, and would it be relatively easy to hit 333MHz on the FSB? I'm guessing if it's G33-based they should add 1333FSB support to the BIOS soon, so it's just a matter of voltage controls...
Looking to pair the above setup with a WD 160GB HDD, DVD writer, 20" TFT and an HD2600XT. Any help/advice appreciated
Cheers,
Suman
My mate's looking to get a new PC and a C2D Shuttle build is one of the options. Ideally looking to get a Pentium E2160 or C2D E4300 and clock it to 3GHz (should be able to hit 9 x 333 with some Kingston PC-5300 running 1:1?). He's absolutely nuts about the G5 chasis, so the SG33G5B would be ideal. Alternatively the SD32G5 would be cool, but I'm guessing the older i945 chipset won't be as good for overclocking?
However I can't find any reviews of it (relatively new I guess). Are there decent overclocking options in the BIOS, and would it be relatively easy to hit 333MHz on the FSB? I'm guessing if it's G33-based they should add 1333FSB support to the BIOS soon, so it's just a matter of voltage controls...
Looking to pair the above setup with a WD 160GB HDD, DVD writer, 20" TFT and an HD2600XT. Any help/advice appreciated
Cheers,
Suman
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