Some people overclock it for video editing, others do it to future-proof their I5 for more intense games in 2015 and 2016, and others just do it for the heck of it.
Some people overclock it for video editing, others do it to future-proof their I5 for more intense games in 2015 and 2016, and others just do it for the heck of it.
Some people overclock it for video editing, others do it to future-proof their I5 for more intense games in 2015 and 2016, and others just do it for the heck of it.
Why wouldnt you?
Its enough to run games sure, but why not squeeze the extra few FPS, or extra faster seconds of load time for a bit of software and BIOS management.
Why wouldnt you?
Its enough to run games sure, but why not squeeze the extra few FPS, or extra faster seconds of load time for a bit of software and BIOS management.
Power/heat keeps my i5-4690k at stock. Its fast and cool running as it is. If your games or applications run satisfactorily why would you?
Why overclock? 17% or more FPS is worth it when the heat is manageable. Games that are CPU bound you can gain 15-20 fps but bumping a 4690K to 4.2 to 4.5 ghz. That is a huge jump when your running near max settings and your FPS is dipping to 30's. Another example is some people are just fixated on having 60 fps and even a drop of .5 below that sends them to the forum to complain.