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Re: Intel invents overclock deterrent method
« on: April 01, 2003, 07:24:45 AM »
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Overclocking is just to much trouble to gain a little more speed.

What level of overclocking?

Minor over-clocking should be fine. For example, I over clocked my old Athlon Thunderbird (AIXA) from 1.133Ghz to 1.333Ghz (via a pencil trick).

I’ll probably over-clock my AthlonXP/nForce2 box later in the year.

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The limit isn´t Mhz it´s MB. Ram size not CPU speed.

Depends on the software. Adding more memory has its limits. For example, a PC with 1Gb of RAM will not sufficiently run faster compared to 512Mb equipped PC when running Quake III.
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