http://www.hardware-revolution.com/overclocking-a-matter-of-skill/ Find out how you can build a remarkable custom computer and save money in the process. Tue, 07 Feb 2012 01:50:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://www.hardware-revolution.com/overclocking-a-matter-of-skill/#comment-8249 Mella87m Sat, 15 Oct 2011 12:13:00 +0000 http://www.hardware-revolution.com/?p=223#comment-8249 overclocking is just wasting of time and money... the best is just buid one upto whatever max standard you want, if you have money. overclocking is just wasting of time and money… the best is just buid one upto whatever max standard you want, if you have money.

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]]> http://www.hardware-revolution.com/overclocking-a-matter-of-skill/#comment-2805 Guru Zeb Fri, 27 Nov 2009 03:39:09 +0000 http://www.hardware-revolution.com/?p=223#comment-2805 Not sure exactly what the writers point is with this article. Seems particularly pointless in both tone and content.<br>Whining about the lost days of unreliable hard to overclock systems (which being 44 i remember all too well)<br>I particularly don't like this idea of overclocking being "too easy" now, what an absurd idea only fit to be trolled out by a clueless leet kiddy (which the writer is too old to qualify for)<br>What does the writer want? to go back to a scene where most people where excluded by cost, knowledge and confidence, leaving himself and his friends as part of the anointed leet .... GROW UP m8.<br>The process never was hard you just needed more commitment and kit to do it properly.<br>Overclocking has never been a matter of SKILL, unless your a 14 year old who uses leet speak all the time.<br>The process of overclocking is much more akin to low level science project. From a base of some relevant knowledge (which is easily found online these days) you set out and systematically overclock your system, until you reach a balance between overclocking and stability. END OF !!! No magic leet Mad Skillz involved, just some forethought. <br>The truth is you spend a lot more time pissing around fiddling with everything to try get and extra 50mhz when you 1st start overclocking, once you've been at it a few years, then you come to realize that once you reach a main point of instability from setting FSB and vcore its only worth messing with a few other settings for awhile before you call it a day. Not sure exactly what the writers point is with this article. Seems particularly pointless in both tone and content.
Whining about the lost days of unreliable hard to overclock systems (which being 44 i remember all too well)
I particularly don't like this idea of overclocking being “too easy” now, what an absurd idea only fit to be trolled out by a clueless leet kiddy (which the writer is too old to qualify for)
What does the writer want? to go back to a scene where most people where excluded by cost, knowledge and confidence, leaving himself and his friends as part of the anointed leet …. GROW UP m8.
The process never was hard you just needed more commitment and kit to do it properly.
Overclocking has never been a matter of SKILL, unless your a 14 year old who uses leet speak all the time.
The process of overclocking is much more akin to low level science project. From a base of some relevant knowledge (which is easily found online these days) you set out and systematically overclock your system, until you reach a balance between overclocking and stability. END OF !!! No magic leet Mad Skillz involved, just some forethought.
The truth is you spend a lot more time pissing around fiddling with everything to try get and extra 50mhz when you 1st start overclocking, once you've been at it a few years, then you come to realize that once you reach a main point of instability from setting FSB and vcore its only worth messing with a few other settings for awhile before you call it a day.

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