PLz post a tutorial on overclocking nvidia cards

If your on a low budget, save up for the ATi 4890. Best bang for the buck. It's USD$250 on that website you pointed us at. Go check it out at NewEgg.

That computer looks pretty good. It has no real bottlenecks, so games should look nice overall. But keep in mind that it is a laptop. You could get a desktop with twice the power for half the price (Ignore this if you need a laptop for work or school or whatever).

Although, the nVidia 9650M doesn't sound like it's the best. You should check to see what game FPSes are with that chip.

zZanthraXx said:

O that's good to hear, it is a nice program. Do you need an eVGA product or just a eVGA membership now (with their forums)
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