C Casperbk Reputable Jul 2, 2014 3 0 4,510 Jul 2, 2014 #1 So i was wondering if my cpu-overclockspeed is stored on my MB or CPU. for eksample, if i swap MB would the clockspeed on my cpu stay at my clock, or go back to factory settings? /sorry for any misspellings
So i was wondering if my cpu-overclockspeed is stored on my MB or CPU. for eksample, if i swap MB would the clockspeed on my cpu stay at my clock, or go back to factory settings? /sorry for any misspellings
Solution herrwizo Jul 2, 2014 In your CMOS chip on your motherboard, which you can also reset with jumper or by pulling the battery out for a minute.
In your CMOS chip on your motherboard, which you can also reset with jumper or by pulling the battery out for a minute.
herrwizo Illustrious Feb 17, 2009 5,152 43 40,240 Jul 2, 2014 Solution #2 In your CMOS chip on your motherboard, which you can also reset with jumper or by pulling the battery out for a minute. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
In your CMOS chip on your motherboard, which you can also reset with jumper or by pulling the battery out for a minute.
C Casperbk Reputable Jul 2, 2014 3 0 4,510 Jul 2, 2014 #3 herrwizo : In your CMOS chip on your motherboard, which you can also reset with jumper or by pulling the battery out for a minute. so if my friend were to use my current CPU in his MB, he would not be using same clockspeed, as what ive chosen for my pc? Upvote 0 Downvote
herrwizo : In your CMOS chip on your motherboard, which you can also reset with jumper or by pulling the battery out for a minute. so if my friend were to use my current CPU in his MB, he would not be using same clockspeed, as what ive chosen for my pc?
C Casperbk Reputable Jul 2, 2014 3 0 4,510 Jul 2, 2014 #5 herrwizo : Correct, sir. Thx alot! Upvote 0 Downvote
herrwizo Illustrious Feb 17, 2009 5,152 43 40,240 Jul 2, 2014 #6 You are more than welcome! Upvote 0 Downvote