4th gen overclockable?

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Jaxem
I retract my previous statement, i found on a bit of further reading that Intel has locked the ability to change the base clock on haswell processors, i'd go with an ivy bridge then where this is still doable...non k is essentially not overclockable as of haswell...not cool intel, not cool
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Jaxem

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the 'k' chips have an unlocked multiplier which makes them easier to overclock, [strike]the others can be overclocked through the FSB and other methods, you have to get the right chipset on the mobo though.[/strike]
 
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where can i find more info on this?
 
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Jaxem

Jaxem

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I retract my previous statement, i found on a bit of further reading that Intel has locked the ability to change the base clock on haswell processors, i'd go with an ivy bridge then where this is still doable...non k is essentially not overclockable as of haswell...not cool intel, not cool
 
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