Overclocking service, Liverpool area

[pielad0780]

I've build a z170 i7 skylake pc and would like it overclocking, don't want to post the pc as its watercooled in a cosmos 2 case so very big and very heavy. Is there a overclocking service in or around Liverpool?

 

[popatim]

LoL - Which Liverpool? The one in upstate NY ?

 

[pielad0780]

LoL - Which Liverpool? The one in upstate NY ?

As I am on the .co.uk site I presumed wouldn't have to point to a map.....lol

 

[Sergeant_Sneaky]

I've build a z170 i7 skylake pc and would like it overclocking, don't want to post the pc as its watercooled in a cosmos 2 case so very big and very heavy. Is there a overclocking service in or around Liverpool?

Take a look at a few guides online and that will give you some idea of where to start, but make sure not to jump up to a high overclock straight away, take it slowly and keep an eye on your temps, also make sure not to go over the safe voltage.

 

[pielad0780]

I've build a z170 i7 skylake pc and would like it overclocking, don't want to post the pc as its watercooled in a cosmos 2 case so very big and very heavy. Is there a overclocking service in or around Liverpool?

Take a look at a few guides online and that will give you some idea of where to start, but make sure not to jump up to a high overclock straight away, take it slowly and keep an eye on your temps, also make sure not to go over the safe voltage.

Thanks for replies, but I'd sooner pay for it be done by someone who knows what there doing, spent too much on the hardware to chance blowing it up.

 

[Sergeant_Sneaky]

I've build a z170 i7 skylake pc and would like it overclocking, don't want to post the pc as its watercooled in a cosmos 2 case so very big and very heavy. Is there a overclocking service in or around Liverpool?

Take a look at a few guides online and that will give you some idea of where to start, but make sure not to jump up to a high overclock straight away, take it slowly and keep an eye on your temps, also make sure not to go over the safe voltage.

Thanks for replies, but I'd sooner pay for it be done by someone who knows what there doing, spent too much on the hardware to chance blowing it up.

It's very unlikely that you will damage anything, as long as you don't go crazy with the voltages, I would say it's quite hard to find someone in a shop who knows what they are doing more than the average guy these days.