G4560 - Why Was Overclocking Disabled?

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The g4560 could've been so much more had it allowed overclocking like the g3258. Did Intel anticipate a possible threat to their i3-i5s had this chip allowed overclocking capabilities?
 
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The G3258 was a special anniversary edition and was the exception not the rule when it comes to overclocking ability on Pentiums for the last several generations.
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I would've expected exactly the same feature from their previous gen of Pentium: overclocking.
 
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previous gen overclocking as in pentium 4? lol

 
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the g3258
 
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The G3258 was a special anniversary edition and was the exception not the rule when it comes to overclocking ability on Pentiums for the last several generations.
 
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