Hi AllCan someone explain the difference. I am using standard overclocking which offers a range of 3,5,7 and 10% respectively. Then there is adaptive which offers a greater range. The manual does not really explain the difference. Appreciate any help you guys can offer.RegardsBob Ginn

Bob,Just guessing but 'adaptive' sounds to me like the auto overclock feature that some of the new motherboards support, whereby it will automatically determine the likely overclock potential of your CPU once started. 'standard' overclocking is usually where you manually set the bus speed and multiplier (if possible). I'd sus out the ASUS mobo forums if I were you.Gary

Thanks Gary Appreciate the replyBob