So I understand overclocking core speeds to be allowing more clocks per second. This is in effect allowing more bandwidth, which is similar to installing a bigger pipe for more data flow.
Now, with that, I understand there's many other factors that come along with it. Just because it can make more calculations or accept more data doesn't necessarily mean it's being fed more data at once, therefore not quite bringing a 100% ratio of performance for every clock you go over standard.
I would assume the different CPU caches clock speeds and the memory would be a couple that have an effect on this particular situation?
What other factors are included?
Also, is it possible to increase these? (other than memory I've messed with that)
Now, with that, I understand there's many other factors that come along with it. Just because it can make more calculations or accept more data doesn't necessarily mean it's being fed more data at once, therefore not quite bringing a 100% ratio of performance for every clock you go over standard.
I would assume the different CPU caches clock speeds and the memory would be a couple that have an effect on this particular situation?
What other factors are included?
Also, is it possible to increase these? (other than memory I've messed with that)