I read some threads today about computer destruction. They were very amusing. Then I was thinking:
If you went into a BIOS, could you overclock it indefinitely?
Lets say I had a(n original) Pentium. Before the Pentium Pro. Lets say I also have a 9001 watt PSU. Could I overclock it to 32768 GHz? (Don't worry, I am not trying this.)
What about an Intel i5?
What if I (not actually going to do this) installed coreboot, BUT coreboot was so OP (I could overclock to Infinity GHz). Could I destroy a CPU (and possibly me, but again, not going to try this) if I put the frequency at 195932162 GHz (0xBADB002, sure will be), with no fan?
Note: just for the amusement.
P.S. I am a newbie. I am also a known-for-asking-ridiculously-insane-questions-type person.
Thanks in advance.
(gets out popcorn)
If you went into a BIOS, could you overclock it indefinitely?
Lets say I had a(n original) Pentium. Before the Pentium Pro. Lets say I also have a 9001 watt PSU. Could I overclock it to 32768 GHz? (Don't worry, I am not trying this.)
What about an Intel i5?
What if I (not actually going to do this) installed coreboot, BUT coreboot was so OP (I could overclock to Infinity GHz). Could I destroy a CPU (and possibly me, but again, not going to try this) if I put the frequency at 195932162 GHz (0xBADB002, sure will be), with no fan?
Note: just for the amusement.
P.S. I am a newbie. I am also a known-for-asking-ridiculously-insane-questions-type person.
Thanks in advance.
(gets out popcorn)