I agree on buying a P4. With only 128 cache, playing any game with video settings on high will not come close to a P4. There would be a noticeable difference when multitaskiing also. I understand that price is a big deal for you right now, but remember that spending $100 on a Celeron and overclocking it to hell will only make you go out and buy a P4 when you fry it. OC'ing a full 1000Mhz will shorten the life of a CPU greatly, especially with a Celeron. Right now Newegg.com has a P4 2.4 Northwood for around $185. It's definately worth re-thinking this Celeron thing. One more thing, the reason that you see these articles about these huge OC'ing systems is because the guys doing it usually work for a big company and they do not have to pay for anything. The average home OC'er does not have the money to waste on OC'ing that much. Do yourself a favor and buy a P4 and save time, money, and hassle.
<h6><font color=black>P4 2.53Mhz cooled by <a href="http://www.thermaltake.com/products/orbs/dragon478s.htm" target="_blank"><font color=green>TT P4 Dragon HSF</font></a>
Asus P4PE 533Mhz fsb board w/<font color=red>Tt</font color> Tiger Orb chipset HSF
Samsung 512MB PC2700 DDR333 Cas 2.5
WD 40GB 7200rpm HDD
Seagate 40GB 7200rpm HDD
VisionTek G4 Ti4600 w/<font color=red>Tt</font color> G4 Copper VGA HSF & RAMsinks
Using nVidia 42.68 Dets w/DX 9
Samsung 16x DVD
Lite-On 40X12X48 CD-RW
Creative SB Live 5.1 X-Gamer
Creative Inspire 5.1 Speakers
<font color=red>Tt</font color> 420 watt PSU w/dual fans
Viewsonic G810 21" CRT
WinXP Pro Corp w/SP-1
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