Hi I have taken issue in the past regarding advice given in the magazine helproom and again I have to take issue with the advice given in the two months time issue (Dec). Problem 1) Guy has BSOD that can be resolved by reinstall. It could be hardware related, Ram, hard disk etc. Problem 2)He fails to inform that the "extra ram not recognised" can be helped by using readyboost. I have a laptop with 2g max and have allocated an extra 4Gb with a high speed Flash drive using readyboost( Windows 7 64Bit). Vista can only utilise one Flash drive up to 4G, Windows 7 can utilise multiple Flash drives each up to 4G (the multiple option I read on some forum)Problem 3) Since when do you need a 1000w PSU to overclock a CPU. What bearing does the PSU wattage have on overclocking a CPU. Problem 4 A guy installed Vista on his friends PC by installing his hard drive in his PC via DVI cable, he had no VGA cable (what difference does it make VGA/DVI) and put the hard drive in his friends PC. His friends PC reboots with the hard drive installed. "the best solution is to obtain the correct monitor cable and install OS directly on friends PC" More info needed, is he refering to the tower as the hard drive or what? Common mixup. I enjoy the helproom but some of the advise given in the past has been rubbish. Some major stuff from Chris Byers.