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I would look up the max voltages for the CPU and see how far you can push it. Cpu's work fine until the high 60's Celsius, so I would make sure it only gets to about 50 degrees on load.hooded1man
This guy is asking for overclocking software and you're telling him to push his voltages to the max and see how far he can push it? You seriously think that's good advice?
I would look up the max voltages for the CPU and see how far you can push it. Cpu's work fine until the high 60's Celsius, so I would make sure it only gets to about 50 degrees on load.hooded1man
M8, I don't want to be doing that trust me! I donethat on a long time ago and it **** my computer. But tnx for the advice anyways.
What I meant is find out the max voltages for your CPU and don't go past that. Play with the settings and see what you can get out of it. I didn't mean go put it to the max.
If its a application your looking for use nTune, you can get a slight overclock sometimes without increasing your voltage. But if you actually want to get anything out of an overclock just use the bios. Its all about trial and error, it isn't hard at all.
What I meant is find out the max voltages for your CPU and don't go past that. Play with the settings and see what you can get out of it. I didn't mean go put it to the max.
If its a application your looking for use nTune, you can get a slight overclock sometimes without increasing your voltage. But if you actually want to get anything out of an overclock just use the bios. Its all about trial and error, it isn't hard at all.
Every time i go to overclock in the bios my computer **** up! Help!
hooded1man
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