CPU overclockin Visual Basic program

I had this program in the CPU section but I believe it belongs in here

I got tired of trying to figure out multi-s, FSB's and processors with a calculator so I wrote this program to make it easy, it makes life choosing a processor easier for giving goal. You might find a handy

double-click on the background to change color

Click to expand...

if you have a problem try downloading this

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...24-4122-44af-8ab4-7c039d9bf629&displaylang=en

thanks Tommy
.

.........why......

edit, and your using some ocx's that aren't int the vb6 runtime files, IMO this program could be avoided by going to start, run, and typing calc, then hitting enter.

don't fix something thats not broke

Xenocide said:

.........why......

edit, and your using some ocx's that aren't int the vb6 runtime files,

Click to expand...

Hello,
can you elaborate on this, as I am new to programming thank you.
The reason I wrote the program was that when it came time to decide what processor to buy doing my research I got tired of calculating multis for many processors and then trying to calculate possible overclockin values. On top of that calculating the memory ratio results, so I involved it all into two/three steps, choose processor, FSB, ratio, and you get a projected value. If that value is to high to be achievable, just back down the FSB slider bar to a more acquirable value. It cuts out all the calculating and notetaking on trying to decide which processor to buy.

i have no clue, i haven't programmed VB in atleast 4 or 5 years, i honestly can't remember crap

I like it. GJ.

Sorry can't open it...

Box of Rocks said:

Sorry can't open it...

Click to expand...

did you download the runtimes from the link above the attachment link?

Anybody with Visual Basic experience have any idea what the problem is?