hilksbles73

Hello, I've started planning a build around an Intel i5-2500K CPU, simply because it seems like a safe quad-core to go with. So I've been going through info for compatible motherboards (Intel sandy bridge) and basically it comes down to the H67 vs. P67 chipsets. From wh 192.168.1.254 at I understand, the P67 requires a video card but the H67 just uses the integrated video processor in the i5-2500K. Also, I hear the P67 is much better for overclocking/th can't usually do it at all. Overclocking has been something I've been struggling to understand, so I don't know if this is something that should even affect my selections. 10.0.0.0.1 Q1: For gaming, is it recommended that I buy one extra graphics/video card anyways, if I go with the H67? Q2: What are the advantages/disadvantages of the H67 vs. P67 that I missed? Recommendations? Q3: What's the hubbub about this overclocking business?

I have a MSI Evoke OC 5700 XT It's default clock is 1835 mhz, and auto boost is 1945 mhz I used the built in auto overclock feature in the AMD driver to put the core clock at 2136 mhz There is no stability issues and I notice an fps increase, but i want to make sure that it is safe to have auto overclock on in the amd driver in tuning at all time.10.0.0.0.1 192.168.1.254