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I'm wondering which X86 CPU is the best overclocker. Meaning, as a percentage of its recommended base clock. I doubt it's a modern CPU. Maybe a Centrino? Something else that didn't really push the envelope originally? Maybe a clunky 486 had ridiculous overclockability?
Thus, if a CPU started at 20MHz, but could be clocked to 40MHz, it would be clocked at 200% (you don't get that sort of improvement percentage these days!)
Thus, if a CPU started at 20MHz, but could be clocked to 40MHz, it would be clocked at 200% (you don't get that sort of improvement percentage these days!)