Software for automatically overclocking

Kea

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Aug 26, 2013
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I am a newbie in overclocking so I have decided to auto overclock my CPU instead of using bios, I will learn how to overclock manually if I have time. Please let me know if there is a good software for auto overclocking. thanks in advance!

Extra info: My CPU is i5 4670k
 
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No. Just no.

Seriously , this is about the worst thing you could possibly do - it seems like the easy way out, but it's just the easy way to seriously damaging your computer. Overclocking programs ALWAYS overvolt, and doing that leads to higher temperatures and dangerous voltages.

If you want to overclock, do it the right way, otherwise you risk destroying your computer.
Do you even have a good CPU cooler? A motherboard that is any good for overclocking? Knowledge of what it actually is?

It sounds like someone told you that you can overclock to "gain free performance" and you wanted to do it just for the sake of doing it. Not a good idea. By all means, overclock your chip... but make sure you know what you're doing. It's like...
No. Just no.

Seriously , this is about the worst thing you could possibly do - it seems like the easy way out, but it's just the easy way to seriously damaging your computer. Overclocking programs ALWAYS overvolt, and doing that leads to higher temperatures and dangerous voltages.

If you want to overclock, do it the right way, otherwise you risk destroying your computer.
Do you even have a good CPU cooler? A motherboard that is any good for overclocking? Knowledge of what it actually is?

It sounds like someone told you that you can overclock to "gain free performance" and you wanted to do it just for the sake of doing it. Not a good idea. By all means, overclock your chip... but make sure you know what you're doing. It's like installing a turbo on your car - if you do it right, you gain performance with no downside. If you don't know what you're doing, or mess up (And again, auto-overclocking programs WILL screw up), you're going to send a piston straight into your engine and total the car.
 
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I must agree with the 2 other guys, auto OC can only go wrong!
But if you google your MoBo and CPU, there do often come many good guides, but make sure to check your temperature and read the guides carefully, because eventhough many new CPU have protection, you can easily decrease the lifetime of your CPU.