overclocking

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Well, not really, but it IS a good idea to keep a record of your CMOS
settings for the BIOS. You really can't keep a backup of your BIOS. Part
of it is read-only and doesn't need backing up, and part of it is EEPROM.
You can keep a back-up of that, but it can only get corrupted if a BIOS
flash update goes awry and if it is corrupted, you probably can't restore it
because your system may not boot. There are add-ons that allow you to
switch in a duplicate BIOS chip if a flash update goes wrong.

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"Robert" <rvanss@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> any time you start messing with the multipliers and voltages, best make
sure
> you have a backup of your bios can you can corrupt it doing that.
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