InsaneTek

• Intel P4 2.4C
• Asus P4C800-E (with droop mod)
• BFG 6800 OC
• 2 x 512MB Kingston HyperX PC3200UL
• Western Digital 30GB 7200RPM
• Pioneer 10x DVD Rom
• Sony Floppy
• 2 x 80mm Antec fans
• DLink 802.11b wireless NIC

Running Stock:

• Intel P4 2.4C -- 2.4GHZ @ 1.525v
• Kingston HyperX PC3200UL -- 200FSB 1:1 200MHZ @ 2.65v
• BFG 6800 OC -- 350/700
• VAGP 1.5v

Running Overclocked:

• Intel P4 2.4C -- 3.48GHZ @ 1.7v
• Kingston HyperX PC3200UL -- 290FSB 5:4 232MHZ @ 2.85v
• BFG 6800 OC -- 380/880
• VAGP 1.8v

Because the Noisetaker does not supply a -5v rail, there was no way to read the diagnostic LEDs on the OCZ DDR Voltage Booster.  With the lack of the -5v rail, enthusiasts will not be able to use the diagnostic LED display on featured motherboards.  This can be a bit disappointing.