Will tiny overclocking amounts still be damaging?
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The more you OC, the longer lifespan your chip will have. If OC a little bit you will get a little be less life span. I doubt anyone could put any numbers on it though. Just do it, 28 degrees on a stock cooler is a really good chip.
Do you know the voltage its running at?
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Do you know the voltage its running at?
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Andrei-Florin Gogan
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PSU and motherboard are vital parts when overclocking your CPU. Can you give any info about them before you fry something ?
Andrei-Florin Gogan
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Andrei-Florin Gogan
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But help me to understand why you want to overclock? especialy with 100MHz or 200MHz, that will not make a difference and doing more than that I would not recommend on that board.
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