Overclocking is going mainstream, it seems, among end users. Almost all hardware Web sites discuss the subject, and most make it seem like its easy, and that everyone does it. Of course, manufacturers dont want you to do it to their processors, so you probably wont find it mentioned in magazines. But, on the Internet, it runs rampant. In many cases, though, you dont get the real story behind it. Of course, it can speed up the system some, but it also has the potential to do some serious damage to your system. AnandTech: Athlon Dual Core: Overclocking the 4200+::
The 4200+ is currently the lowest priced Athlon64 Dual Core. Athlon Dual Core: Overclocking the 4200+ Date: June 23rd, 2005. Topic: CPU & Chipset
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PC World - Secret Tweaks::
20 unexpected ways to unleash the true potential of the technology that offers lots of overclocking controls when the CPU Operating Speed is set to
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X-bit labs - CPU Overclocking Guide (page 5)::
you will not be able to go beyond 225MHz FSB frequency during overclocking. Now we can play around with the CPU overclocking. Next page >>> Discussion
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