If a cpu was ovrclocked but not noticebly damaged, could or would the life of the cpu be shortened if from that point on, it
were not overclocked again?
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Jump to PostCan't understand your language. Overclocking the CPU may affect the life, but you can avoid it by proper cooling.
I hope this article may help you:
http://www.itportal.org/News/Articles/You_can_too_OVERCLOCK_your_INTEL_Processor/
what he is saying he overclocked, nothing happened, but he wants to know if the …
Jump to PostOne other thing, overclocking can void your manufacturer's warranty. It's your gamble.
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