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  Overclocking is a bit of a guess-and-check sort of process, it involves increasing certain values and then checking if the values are running stably. This can be done through your computer's BIOS which can be accessed in many ways normally holding the delete key during booting. Every computer's BIOS is different and the best way to overclock for your specific processor is to look up a guide on youtube because every processor is different physically and some overclock better but a general guide to overclocking your processor is a good idea. Overclocking your CPU is done through increasing voltage, and clock speed multiplier. As for overclocking your GPU, it is a little bit less complicated. Overclocking a GPU isn't done through the BIOS, it is done through software. Overclocking your GPU is done through increasing voltage, clock speed, and onboard memory speeds. The most common software is MSI Afterburner but there is other software that is normally brand specific to your ...

Overclocking a computer is a great idea especially if you have extra time now and would like to save yourself time later. Since if you are overclocking, your computer will be faster and your computer being faster could mean that you can do tasks faster. This is especially useful if you are editing videos, running 3d modeling software, or just have a lot of things open at one time. If you have some extra time overclocking could be one the smartest things to do, plus... IT'S FREE! Overclocking your computer costs nothing and if you have the thermal and energy headroom it is simple and could be fun if you like working with computers. If your computer has the ability to be overclocked meaning that it has an unlocked processor and the headroom as well as an overclockable GPU and compatible RAM that could mean even more things that could run faster.

 Overclocking is a pretty simple concept and it could be helpful if done correctly. Overclocking is the process of running computer components faster than their factory speeds at the cost of power and thermals, technically it lowers stability but if done correctly really doesn't. On this blog, I will make posts about what overclocking is and how it could help you.