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I overclocked my PC today. Since its a Sony Vaio, I have to shut down, remove the power, remove the RAM, plug in the power, start up, let the system give me a good old error beep, take out the power, put the RAM back in, put the power back in, then press F2. And that gets me into a BIOS where I...

Haha, nice desk. But what's the purpose of those fans? Keep you cool?

My CPU currently idles at 50*Celcius and jumps to around 62*Celcius on load. This is a Sony Vaio computer. CPU: 2.00GHz - overclocked to 2.26. I Can overclock to 2.45GHz but the CPU then idles at around 60*Celcius. I also notices that my CPU didn't even come with a fan! No point buying one now...

Yeah, I guess we will have to wait untill it does come out. I would much rather wait a couple of months and play with the DX10 features on, the way it's meant to be played.

A power supply, what connects the computer to the plug in the wall.

Well although it supports direct x 9, I wouldn't expect high FPS when using DX9.

I think you should remember that DirectX 10 isn't too far off. To play games like Crysis and get the best performance from it, you will need a graphics card that supports DirectX10. Is it really worth splashing all your cash out on a top-end card now only to replace it within the next 6 months...