It's common knowledge that overclocking your CPU will void its warranty, but why is this the case when AMD and Intel openly market some of their processors as being "unlocked"?
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4:12 lol I didn't fall for that because I was on mobile.
ReplyDeleteMy amd ad apu overclocks it's self when needed. am i screwed?
ReplyDeleteShort answer: yes
ReplyDeleteDude Im using macOS and you throw a BSOD to me...
ReplyDeleteYou "GOT" me XD
I agree but if they are encouraging it and advertise it as such. As well if the over clock is within their testing limits it is reasonable they should cover it.
ReplyDeletetoo much overacting.. i got annoyed mid way
ReplyDeleteI keep forgetting this guy is in Canada.
ReplyDeleteWhat about the automatic Turbo Boost on Macs?
ReplyDeleteMy brother keeps telling me that if I over clock it will make my graphics card survive for only 3 years
ReplyDeleteDoes undervolting void warranty
ReplyDeletethat moment when you find out your cpu hits 69 degrees celsius for its oc max temps
ReplyDeletei think overclocking my laptop by -1 hertz will make it explode with the power of a nuke
ReplyDeleteLoving the Hitchikers references!
ReplyDeleteif a CPU refuses a 2 MHz overclock, then it is a piece of shit - for EMC compliance, some mother boards apply an intentional jitter to the clock speed to spreed the frequencies.
ReplyDeleteThis is normal industry practices and any CPU can do that. So any overclocker first disables that frequency spreading, so that the mainboard does not randomly over- and underclock the CPU causing stability issues.
Penis
ReplyDelete#iamteamblue :)
ReplyDeleteI actually removed the overclock on my i7 7700k that I got over a year ago as I don't need the extra performance. I plan on keeping it for many years to come so I want it to last a while. I may overclock it in the future when it is starting to age.
ReplyDeleteHa troll fail, I’m using my iPod.
ReplyDeleteIt's a free country, says the Canadian (it's a meme, chill my dudes)
ReplyDeleteI would like to not overclock my CPU/GPU/
ReplyDeleteyou suck. lmao i just spent a long time fine tuning my 8700k and saw more of those than i care to count and you include one in the very first video i watch after im done benchmarking and think my PC is completely stable man i cringed and i had that undescribable dissapointment feeling. this was just a funny case of perfect timing
ReplyDeletethought my raspberry pi broke when that error message thing happened
ReplyDeleteSoftware oc that way no proof of oc
ReplyDeleteMine only goes up to 1 hz, what an unlucky lottery
ReplyDelete"Some of theirs chips" XD
ReplyDelete4:12 Jokes on you, I'm watching this on a second monitor
ReplyDeletein my oponion overclocking your CPU is completely unesecary couse you never even use so much power even for unclocked speed so why risking to fry your CPU and void your warranty for no reason... anyway games use most of GPU so wont make your gaming any faster.
ReplyDeletePlease take and old CPU and cut a block of cheese and see if it still works.
ReplyDelete"He's overclocking the ruby! That's insane!" Tails, Sonic Forces
ReplyDeleteWhen my prosessor and everysingle part in the pc expired, i just went crazy and said "heck with that, it already expired" and overclocked my CPU by 2 Gigahertz and 10 volts, i thought it would burn, but it didnt, now it runs at 3.3GHz. (This was 5 years ago)
ReplyDeleteHardcore "enthursiast" nerds
ReplyDelete4:13 ITS NOT THE VOLTS THAT KILL ITS THE AMPS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletejk
Intel allows you to buy a new cpu after frying it. How revolutionary
ReplyDeleteYou... Live in Canada?
ReplyDelete2V is too much? I am running my fx8350 with 2v on box cooler
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