Overclock

[Keikan]

OK will my cpu like just starting failing if, I keep overclocking and then go back to default speed and then overclock again and then go back to default speed.

Like will your cpu fail if you keep changing you clock speed all the time

[Mr. Elmo]

well it depends on how much oc your doing

[abu_has_the_power]

ur not gonna get much out of ocing a p2

[Virtualbody1234]

I don't think it does anything to change it often but do you really notice a big difference when you set it faster?

It also wouldn't be that bad if it did fail. (Intel Pentium II - 400MHz.)... Just a good excuse to upgrade.

[Keikan]

thats not I asked it's just i was at 504 went to 400 and now at 400 wondering if i go back to 504.

I asked is changing the clock speed all the time unhealthy

yes it is fast unelieveable huh?

[Virtualbody1234]

Originally posted by Virtualbody1234@7 January 2004 - 23:32
I don't think it does anything to change it often

I think I did understand you question.

[abu_has_the_power]

going back is fine. shouldn't be a prob. i did that to mine

[Smurfette]

Originally posted by Keikan@8 January 2004 - 05:33
thats not I asked it's just i was at 504 went to 400 and now at 400 wondering if i go back to 504.

I asked is changing the clock speed all the time unhealthy

yes it is fast unelieveable huh?

Not that unbelievable, after all it's running 25% faster whereas a 100MHz on a P4 2GHz would only be an increase of 5%.

[lynx]

Switching between 400MHz and 504MHz won't do any harm at all, although running it constantly at 504MHz may do.

Your 26% speed increase is quite impressive, I suspect you see far more of a performance improvement than abu does with his 8.33% speed increase.

Edit: typo

[cwctv]

The cpu I had was clocked for 16 months and ran smooth as hell with everything I threw at it now moved on but still overclocking make sure your fan is big enough is all I can say.