http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PaGnrUMrils
Apparently you dont need to go into BIOS to overclock now.
Apparently you dont need to go into BIOS to overclock now.
Overlocking in BIOS = no more?
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Unless I'm missing something here, there are plenty of tools available to overclock in Windows anyway.
Setfsb is an example. With my ABIT board, I received overclocking software to run in Windows (Abit uGuru) aswell.
I was more intewrested to hear him say overclocking doesnt void the warrenty. I've downloaded that clip via RealPlayer so the next time I fry a processor, I'll send it as proof it's OK!
Setfsb is an example. With my ABIT board, I received overclocking software to run in Windows (Abit uGuru) aswell.
I was more intewrested to hear him say overclocking doesnt void the warrenty. I've downloaded that clip via RealPlayer so the next time I fry a processor, I'll send it as proof it's OK!
And it only works on Intel motherboards? I don't know ANYONE who has an Intel motherboard.
Ive never clicked the link, but im assuming it means Intel Chipset.
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And it only works on Intel motherboards? I don't know ANYONE who has an Intel motherboard.
you have one....
I was more intewrested to hear him say overclocking doesnt void the warrenty. I've downloaded that clip via RealPlayer so the next time I fry a processor, I'll send it as proof it's OK!
Overclocking doesn't affect the motherboard warranty as you're not overclocking the motherboard, just the components on it.
No, I have a Gigabyte motherboard with an Intel chipset. The guy in the vid specifically said Intel motherboard, not Intel chipset.
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iv got an x38 board and i cant get it to work
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