Overclocking
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youssefAA
Apr 21, 2006, 5:43:50 PM4/21/06
to RaGaJoe
I am not sure if you heard of it before, but it seems interesting and I
wanted to share it with you. It's a hardware manipulation method for
increasing performance of different computer components. "Do not do
this at home" :P -- Really it requires some studying and materials.
wanted to share it with you. It's a hardware manipulation method for
increasing performance of different computer components. "Do not do
this at home" :P -- Really it requires some studying and materials.
See info at http://www.ocia.net/ or maybe
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overclocking.
Ramibotros
Apr 21, 2006, 6:37:01 PM4/21/06
to RaGaJoe
Yea once tried to do this on my motherboard and my father was like
"keda el processor haybooz" .. typically egyptian, huh? but somehow
true.
"keda el processor haybooz" .. typically egyptian, huh? but somehow
true.
youssefAA
Apr 21, 2006, 7:23:13 PM4/21/06
to RaGaJoe
Well, if he is aquainted with the consequences of the method, then he
is not "egyptian" but actually very correct, because this overclocking
results in overheating and the computer may get very unstable... If you
check the first link you'll see how they present many different types
of cooling for the overclocked computers... And of course in Egypt the
humidity and the high temperature does put a higher risk/ higher
requirements (for cooling)...
is not "egyptian" but actually very correct, because this overclocking
results in overheating and the computer may get very unstable... If you
check the first link you'll see how they present many different types
of cooling for the overclocked computers... And of course in Egypt the
humidity and the high temperature does put a higher risk/ higher
requirements (for cooling)...
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