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In article <abakus.1786.001191E2@informatik.uni-bremen.de>, Holger Bruns
<abakus@informatik.uni-bremen.de> writes
>In article <01bbea80$452b4e00$LocalHost@waroth> 
>"Waroth Khantanaphar" <waroth@loxinfo.co.th> writes:
>
>I disagree. If an overclocked system runs with win95 successfully (this means: 
>without failures as long as the system is overclocked) and doesn't run with 
>any other OS, this system is not useful, because Win95 may fail, too.
>
What's with the may fail - how about guaranteed to fail... after all it
is an MS product, and they NEVER EVER crash, oh no, far from it  ;)
>Hence I would never overclock a computer system. If the present computer works 
>to slow, I would purchase a better one.
>
>Regards,
>Holger
>
On the overclocking note, it's not the best thing to do to your machine,
since in time, it will cause problems.  

If you are wanting to upgrade a machine but find a new
processor/motherboard is too costly, a little extra RAM or some
DRAM/VRAM/<whatever your card takes> for the graphics card, and a little
bit of clever setup routines will make a difference..
-- 
Jan Mlotkiewicz
Wintel - No Thanks :)  UNIX - Cheer DAMN Loud!!