Does overclocking integrated graphics add to the heat of the CPU?

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StaticHS

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Does overclocking integrated graphics add to the heat of the CPU?

I have a 3570k equipped with a Intel HD 4000 Integrated Graphics. It is currently running with a 660ti in virtumvp.

If I disable integrated graphics and some of its voltage will it lower some temperatures?
 
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Yes overclocking definitely adds to the heat of your cpu, so its good to watch your temperatures whilst changing the voltage.
Well if your already running a dedicated card, your integrated graphics are usually disabled by default, but if you lower the voltage you will get a fair decrease temperatures, but also a decrease in performance.
If your looking at overclocking, its always advised you get a quality after market cpu cooler, it will keep it a lot cooler than the stock cooler that comes with the CPU
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Yes overclocking definitely adds to the heat of your cpu, so its good to watch your temperatures whilst changing the voltage.
Well if your already running a dedicated card, your integrated graphics are usually disabled by default, but if you lower the voltage you will get a fair decrease temperatures, but also a decrease in performance.
If your looking at overclocking, its always advised you get a quality after market cpu cooler, it will keep it a lot cooler than the stock cooler that comes with the CPU
 
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