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January 10th, 2002
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CPU burn in?!?
When I build a new system or install a new CPU I do it just to make sure I get no crashes... Some peopl claim after "burning in" you can turn the FSB up on the cpu some more... |
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January 10th, 2002
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of course it helps! it's called overclocking...bringing up the FSB will automatically overclock your CPU unless u turn down the multiplier.
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January 10th, 2002
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Burning in will not allow you to turn the FSB up more...all burning in is, is stressing all compenets of the system to amke sure they can handle the speed you are using
so ya can slowly pump up ya fsb till the point where the burn in is no longer stable and that would be your max, but it does not actually allow you to pump it up more then you could have, had you not burned it in |
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