How should I overclock my computer? Can be super where!

In fact, every computer can be overclocked, but different computers have different support for overclocking, that is to say, some computers are suitable for overclocking, but some are not suitable and easy to burn, overclocking is risky, and the operation needs to be cautious.

Celeron's CPUs have good support for overclocking.

Teach you how to overclock (below).

Overclocking the CPU officially begins, and it is divided into the following steps:

Replaced heatsink:

This step depends on whether the original CPU fan and heat sink are excellent, and the high-quality fan** is generally more than 50 yuan, and this investment should be guaranteed as much as possible. Very useful for overclocking. While replacing a high-quality fan, pay attention to applying thermal grease to the contact part between the CPU and the base of the fan heatsink, which can increase the heat dissipation speed.

Increase CPU multiplier:

This method is currently only suitable for K62 and Duron and T

Bird's cpu, if it is duron and t

bird also uses a pencil to crack the doubling, which is introduced in many articles, so I will not repeat it here. Over-frequency multiplier requires the motherboard to support modifying the frequency multiplier, so you should pay great attention to it when purchasing a motherboard.

Boost CPU External Frequency:

Increasing the external frequency can bring a significant improvement in system performance, for the PII processor, the current general is 100 external frequency, only more than 133, in the heat dissipation is excellent and can also be added voltage, even to more than 150. But at this time, your computer's memory and graphics card are required to work at such high frequencies. Therefore, relatively speaking, a PIII processor with 100 external frequency is an ideal CPU for super external frequency.

This method works best when used in conjunction with the method of increasing the CPU frequency multiplier. Of course, this requires your motherboard to support the adjustment of the external frequency, and some motherboards support mega adjustment, which is specially designed for super-external frequency.

Increase voltage: Increasing the voltage has a certain danger, it is recommended not to use, if you really need to increase the voltage to increase the stability after overclocking, you should add it little by little, and monitor the temperature to be safe. For Intel's CPU, the effect of adding a little voltage is obvious; For AMD's CPU, you can add some more voltage. It is worth mentioning here that the motherboard should support changing the voltage, otherwise there will not be much room for overclocking.

If you need an adapter card, it is best to choose or replace an adapter card that can adjust the voltage.

Software overclocking: Software overclocking is performed using overclocking software, such as GIGABYTE motherboards, there are models that can be overclocked by software. These examples of software overclocking will be covered in a future article.

Generally speaking, an overclocked CPU should be able to overclock successfully as long as you follow the steps above, and the amount of overclocking depends on your machine.

It's worth noting that overclocking will shorten the life of the CPU, and if you want your current machine to last for ten or eight years, it's better not to overclock. However, the replacement of computers is really fast, and 10 years is too long for ...... computers:

This is the 2015 ASUS R513M AV entertainment laptop.

The processor is Celeron quad-core N2940, which is a low-power entry-level processor.

Its main frequency is, and it can be up to turbo frequency.

This processor can't be overclocked, only turbo, and the concept has been changed on the sticker.

Overclocking is an artificially set parameter to increase the CPU operating frequency.

The turbo frequency is done by the processor automatically, and you don't need to do any action.

Most of today's processors support turbo technology, and generally only processors with K support overclocking.