- Sep 24, 2015
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Hello community,
when I started playing CS:GO, I had everything on low, just because I wanted to have as many FPS as Is possible. It was about 100-130FPS
After like 3 months, I've tried to set everything on high. I've had like 100-120, but after like 10 minutes, my game froze and I got 200fps, I think that processor got automaticly overclocked.
Ok, that's nice. But I want to get the processor overlocked on low settings too.
But I think, that my PC thinks, that It doesn't need to overclock.
Is there any way to tell the processor to overclock, when an application starts?
Because when I overclock it by some program, my PC shuts down, because I don't have water cooling. But when I have everything on high, my PC doesn't shut down, even when I overclock everything.
CPU: AMD FX-6300
GPU: Nvidia GTX 750Ti
MB: ASRock 980DE3U3S3
when I started playing CS:GO, I had everything on low, just because I wanted to have as many FPS as Is possible. It was about 100-130FPS
After like 3 months, I've tried to set everything on high. I've had like 100-120, but after like 10 minutes, my game froze and I got 200fps, I think that processor got automaticly overclocked.
Ok, that's nice. But I want to get the processor overlocked on low settings too.
But I think, that my PC thinks, that It doesn't need to overclock.
Is there any way to tell the processor to overclock, when an application starts?
Because when I overclock it by some program, my PC shuts down, because I don't have water cooling. But when I have everything on high, my PC doesn't shut down, even when I overclock everything.
CPU: AMD FX-6300
GPU: Nvidia GTX 750Ti
MB: ASRock 980DE3U3S3
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