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Anonymous users2024-02-07Your CPU is greatI bought someone else an external frequency that can exceed 290.
How much more stable this is to look at your CPU motherboard memory. ,Your motherboard should be able to exceed 400 external frequency,CPU depends on its physique,Good over 400,Try it,Add voltage to try。 Jinbang memory is good, it's hard to say how much it exceeds, it can't be more than adding some voltage, many people have added it, but be careful, don't burn it.
It is best to overclock successfully with Super Pi for testing. If you can pass it, it means that your computer is very stable. Try until you can't pass.
Overclocking is helpful for the performance of the whole machine, but there is also loss, which shortens the life of the whole machine. If you say that there is no change in the frequency beyond 300, just use this. More than 300 is still too much.
Yours is an integrated graphics card, and the CPU doesn't help the graphics card much, so if you have a super super graphics card, use 3DMark03 05 06 to test it, my X700 graphics card (425 800) is not overclocked 3DMark05 has 2966 points. More than 440 1050 has reached more than 3400, so that the performance of the machine has really improved a lot.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06It is recommended that you do not exceed mine only to 300*8 This is already good Contentment ...
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Anonymous users2024-02-05CPU overclocking will cause the computer to overheat, which will reduce the life of the graphics card and motherboard.
Basic introduction: Generally speaking, overclocking is simply to artificially increase the external frequency or frequency doubling of the CPU, so that its operating frequency (main frequency = external frequency * frequency doubling) has been greatly improved, that is, CPU overclocking.
If the heat is not dissipated sufficiently, the system can overheat. However, general overheating cannot destroy the computer. The only time a computer goes out of fashion due to overheating is if you repeatedly try to keep it running at a higher temperature than recommended.
2. It may reduce the life of components. When a higher voltage is applied to a component, its lifespan is reduced.
Although theoretically, overclocking is an overdraft of CPU performance, which is bound to have a certain impact on its lifespan.
However, for the average user, it will not overclock the CPU for a long time, but simply adjust the frequency multiplier, external frequency or voltage to slightly improve the CPU performance. CPUs that can be overclocked have been tested for a long time before leaving the factory, and as long as they are not particularly unexpected and extreme, the life of a CPU is enough for daily overclocking.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04If it's not too hot, it's nothing.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03May be unstable at times.
1.Open the registry: Enter regedit2 in "Run".
Open it next: [hkey local machine software nvidia corporation global nvtweak]. >>>More
Overclocking looks at the motherboard support, two looks at the U system three looks at the memory four looks at the power supply five looks at the character six look at God I don't know what kind of motherboard you are, but 4000+ overclocking is of little significance, it is estimated that if it exceeds the left and right, your fan will not be able to suppress it, and the performance improvement can be up to 5%. It's recommended not to overclock, overclocking is not as simple as moving your mouth, of course, the new you and the new motherboard are very convenient in overclocking, such as i5 i7 overclocking... If you want to learn overclocking, do your homework first, and then experiment with the machine, provided that you are willing to toss this machine. >>>More
I've used P4 630,P4 530 upgrade,Let's talk about the overclocking feeling of this kind of U,To be honest,P4 is not as good as Celeron,Even if it's P4 6 series,It's almost the same when it is improved,As for the improvement of performance, I'm also disappointed,Basically nothing has changed,The running score is higher,Almost no feeling when you actually use it。 >>>More
You can overshoot, as long as it's not the limit, the amplitude of the super is not too big, and your heat dissipation is enough. >>>More
Overclocking can be done via BIOS:
Turn on the computer, enter the BIOS, in the CPU options, there will generally be a position that supports overclocking, which is a set of numbers, for example, the default external frequency of the CPU is 200MHz, then 200 will be displayed in this position, and you can choose to change this external frequency at this position. If the external frequency is increased, the frequency of the CPU will increase, and the purpose of overclocking will be achieved. >>>More