M mRk In Runtime Messages 117 Apr 19, 2004 #1 I'm new to overclocking, and I was wondering what exactly makes the computer unstable when you overclock too far?
I'm new to overclocking, and I was wondering what exactly makes the computer unstable when you overclock too far?
P preet2u Daemon Poster Messages 872 Apr 19, 2004 #2 It's basically the heat factor ... the stability becomes questionable only when the temps get out of hand ... That's exactly why cooling plays such an important role in overclocking
It's basically the heat factor ... the stability becomes questionable only when the temps get out of hand ... That's exactly why cooling plays such an important role in overclocking
M mRk In Runtime Messages 117 Apr 19, 2004 #3 So, if you cool your computer better, but everything else is still the same, you would be able to overclock a bit further right?
So, if you cool your computer better, but everything else is still the same, you would be able to overclock a bit further right?
M mRk In Runtime Messages 117 Apr 19, 2004 #4 Also, what temperature would it be dangerous to run your system? It's getting near to the summertime and I don't got air conditioning.
Also, what temperature would it be dangerous to run your system? It's getting near to the summertime and I don't got air conditioning.