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Old 27-10-2005, 00:24   #10
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Re: £600 to upgrade PC

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Originally Posted by LemonyBrainAid
Not necciserily (sp).

Overclocking is basically making your processor work harder and faster, meaning you could potentially burn out your processor and/or make it run very very hot, meaning you may have to invest in a new cooling system.

I'm not saying you shouldn't do it, hell, there have been many cases where the processor runs faster but simply runs hotter... but personally, I don't want to risk destroying a brand new £140 processor.
That's where reading,learning,tweaking and reading some more comes in.As for running very very hot,

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