A Alex_Huck Distinguished Apr 12, 2006 25 0 18,530 Aug 30, 2006 #1 Are there any other things that can damage a device other than overheating, when overclocking? If I overclock a processor, as long as temperatures stay at a resonable level, it should be stable no matter how high I clock it, right?
Are there any other things that can damage a device other than overheating, when overclocking? If I overclock a processor, as long as temperatures stay at a resonable level, it should be stable no matter how high I clock it, right?
krazyIvan Distinguished Jan 6, 2006 290 0 18,780 Aug 30, 2006 #2 Increasing you CPU's core voltage is what allows you to really OC, and that (and the heat over-volting creates) is what can kill your CPU. If you don’t over-volt you should be fine. If you do OV, be careful and read-up on other attempts first.
Increasing you CPU's core voltage is what allows you to really OC, and that (and the heat over-volting creates) is what can kill your CPU. If you don’t over-volt you should be fine. If you do OV, be careful and read-up on other attempts first.