... what about "learning to overclock by reading the (Asus) motherboard manual"? Or overclocking from Windows using the Asus o'c utility?
The manuals from both Asus and Gigabutt are a joke, apart from the basic hardware layout and connectors info. I think they just get the CEOs' dollybird secretaries to just type up the list of settings available from playing with the BIOS menus - no info on what anything does.
GigaByte's ET6 is pretty good, but the Asus thing is useless, at least for 775 boards.