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Solved it. Thank you

Alright, so I'm in a dilemma right now- I know I messed up my software, but I don't know if I should worry. Yesterday, I had tried to do an installation of ubuntu. I carefully followed the steps required to dual boot both windows 10 and Ubuntu. I got till the point where my laptop asked me to...

Hi! I have a problem here.. may not be the right place to post it, since I'm new here.. I had kept my laptop running overnight for alarm (since the phone alarm isn't enough to wake me up :/). when I came back in the morning, I noticed that my laptop was showing its lock screen. When I checked...

Never mind, it works now.. thank you so much for the tutorial though, it helps people who are new to this like me :)

Hi I have an Intel core in 3317U@1.70 Ghz processor, and 6gb RAM.. since my system was running slow, I decided to reinstall windows.. I got till the point where it showed "Installing Windows, 38%, then it started showing this.. any idea what to do? NOTE- this is NOT while installing updates...

Oh ok, thank you for you time :)

Well, I tried this, and it has been going well for about an hour.. haven't measured the temp, but its roughly the same as when I normally use it..

Yea actually, it is a laptop

Actually I had tried that. I have a pretty old CPU- an Intel Core i5 3317U@1.7Ghz, so it IS pretty slow when I run modern applications. I can't find an Intel speed step tab in my UEFI, neither do I know how to overclock it. I'm too scared if I'll mess up and blow it up or something, so I thought...

I'm a power user.. I had tried to overclock my CPU, only to discover that it's locked. So I just wondered if I can use my max clock speed while working.

Well, the thing is, I wanna check if I can utilize my max CPU frequency while working. I'm a power user, and I prefer performance.

Hi there! I was just wondering, can you run a CPU stress test, to reach its max clock speed, and work/game at the same time?