1. Audacity Song modifications

Yeah, so I resumed using Audacity. Excellent program, and I've gotten the gist of modding and editing songs. It works as a good voice recorder, too, with the noice cancelling program it has. No more static when using cheap mics. Also, I'm a fan of changing pitch (Very slightly!), BassBoost and tempo. Songs which I have modified and made it better for my ears are:

River flows in You (Ultra Mix) - No more static-like noise, faster tempo and higher bass.

Afterlife - Deepened it, nothing else. the violin piece at the start and end now sound like a funeral piece XD, which is fitting, considering the name of the song is 'Afterlife' to begin with.

All I ever Wanted - Hightened the pitch. NOW it sounds like a dance song without the ear rape (Just joking. Electronica is ear rape).

Overclocking efforts:

I got back to overclocking my desktop after replacing the PSU. Got 2.790GHz, which I think is limited by the RAM, since the voltage I ran it at was 1.325V, which is enough for 3GHZ. The RAM would have run at 1066MHz, I think, which is overkill for value RAM from Samsung. I have a good CPU cooler (Foxconn put in a Cooler Master inside), so it operates pretty cool. Which I can't say for my OC'ed 9500GS. I got 668MHz/515/17XX on Core/Mem/Shaders without it showing artifacts. Once it went to 671, slight artifacts. 700 was full-of em. Temps were at 70C at 80% fan. Ouch. I'm also going to BSEL mod my Q6600, from 1066MHz to 1333MHz. Ah, the things I'd to to overclock my CPU.....