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Hi EggXperts,

Newegg is starting a new "Geek ON!" campaign, which promises to provide a ton of giveaways and community activities. We'll be posting updates here, and make sure to check on our facebook page for your chance to with the available prizes!

WEEK 1: Share your Overclocking Story

We're giving away 2 Intel Core i7 875K CPUs! Win one by telling us here your best overclocking story or show us that you want to learn! We'll be giving the second one away during the webinar!

Click here to sign up:
Unlocking the secrets for Overclocking
Tuesday, June 15
4:00 PM to 5:00 PM - U.S. Pacific time

Break through to a new level of possibilities with the 2010 Intel® Core™ i7 processor Extreme Edition and the new unlocked1 2010 Intel® Core™ i7-875K and Core™ i5-655K processors.

What you will Learn:
Learn how to get the best overclocking results from new Intel unlocked processors. Because these new processors are unlocked, overclocking is done differently.

Our Presenters:
Bill Davidson, Marketing Manager, Intel Corporation
Darrin Lynch, Technical Marketing Engineer, Intel Corporation

Who Should attend:
Everyone who wants to learn more about overclocking your PC to deliver amazing performance.

See you online…

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Be excellent to each other.

Any chance that was recorded to be played again... like today?  I am new to overclocking and would like to lean some more :)

~TK

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I made a computer of some computers i had just recieved, all where in a state of disfunction( no hard drive, burnt motherboard, etc, and had a good enough computer, 4 gb of ram 1333 mHz, a 2.6 gHz dual core prossesor default and a good heatsink. also 512 gb of harddrive. I spent over a week building, defragmenting, installing, downloading. Then the computer still wasent fast enough for me so i decided i made a bad mistake, i used a dell motherboard. the only working one that fit my needs (ok, maybey they where wants) and i couldnt overclock. Im going to get another motherboard and then i want to get at least 3 gHz from the prossessor. Wish me luck:P

My favorites story was overclocking a P4 for my aunt. My aunt had a p4 533 mhz board. I went to bump up the bus and it was already at 533 mhz so I left it. I got a call my my aunt a few weeks later saying the computer was running very slow. So went over and checked and found I had dropped it to 400 mhz somehow. I felt extra bad because I had her spend the extra couple of $ for pc 3200 ram before checking and realized when I got there her board only did not go past 533.

Ken