"No Overclocking!" - user review and rating

Average user rating: 0 stars No user reviews yet
My rating: <a href="#submitReview" onclick="$('submitOrUpdateArea').reveal();new Fx.Scroll(window).toElement('submitOrUpdateArea');" class="userStars userRate0"> 0 stars

1 of 4

Full user review

reply by: bobburn on August 3, 2006

It ships with the intel "bad axe" motherboard, which allows overclocking. If you buy the watercooling system with it, you can easily hit 3.6ghz (many online have hit 4ghz on water and 5ghz on phase-change). Velocity Micro was shipping a moderately overclocked C2X to show what can easily be done by any home user with the system they provide.

Report this post

reply by: peterj2706 on July 31, 2006

If VM does not sell the systems overclocked, the review is worthless. How much did Intel pay for this? I would like to know what the real results would be, Intel would still be out front (and rightly so). This reminds me of the old auto testing with cheater cars.

Report this post

Thanks for your submission!

Thank you for helping us maintain CNET's great community.

ORLog in with your Facebook account

1. Rate this product:: (Mouse over the stars to rate this product and click to set your rating.)
2. One-line summary:(Summarize your review in one line. 10 characters minimum; required.): 0 of 55 characters
3. Pros:(Tell us what you like about this product. 10 characters minimum; required.): 0 of 250 characters
4. Cons:(Tell us what you don't like about this product. 10 characters minimum; required.): 0 of 250 characters
Bottom-line summary:(Explain to us in detail why you like or dislike the product, focusing your comments on the product's features and functionality, and your experience using the product. This field is optional.): 0 of 5000 characters; Submit