Let me make an analogy for you here. A computer is like a car. Every part has to work together. Let's say your
processor is the
engine, the thing that gives it the go,
keeps it moving; the
motherboard is the
chassis, which
holds everything together and
supports stressful and heavy parts; the
video card is the
interior, which makes everything
look, sound, and feel better to the driver and passengers, and
enhances the overall
experience of driving.
Well, Masato, you have just stuck this:
In this:
Overclocking it is going a step further and adding a 7.2 Surround System. Your girlfriend
still is not going to want to go for a joyride to Lover's Lane in it, so why bother?
Well, okay, I'll give the 9200 some credit here. It is
not an unwashed 1972 Chevy Nova. But it is
not the type of system you should consider overclocking.