Whats the point of overclocking
is it really worth making your pc run at the speed of light and risk blowing it up for a gain of 2fps in your vidyagames?
>>55239522
OC won't blow your CPU up. CPUs are probably the least likely part to die on your computer.
You overclock shitty cheap hardware to make it work like good hardware
>>55239522
>and risk blowing it up
this risk is so small as to be negligible. your system will become unstable long, long before it is at risk of damage. If it is unstable, just reset the CMOS data.
>for a gain of 2fps in your vidyagames?
you can easily make a larger gain than that.
>>55239522
pretty much the conclusion I've come to is that overclocking just isn't worth effort of having to trial and error stability check, considering how fast modern hardware is anyway.
At the end of yhe day, who knows if your prime95/linpack/whatever stable oc is ACTUALLY stable.
That said, I still like doing it - have been since my k6-2 days.
>overclock gpu 5ghz on core + mem clock
>display driver crashes then resets
>lower the clock by 5ghz
>no issues
Reee
I oveclock my potato gtx 750 ti for 20 fps more in Overwutch
CPUs can run indefinitely if you just don't turn them off
in fact, they get more reliable the longer you overclock them due to annealing
>>55241780
What the hell is that?