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| Re: Overclocking MiniMe wrote: > I'll be picking up my new P4 3.0C system tomorrow. The motherboard is > Asus P4C800-E Deluxe. I'll be experimenting with overclocking. Do > boards have a shorter lifespan under overclocking? > > I have third-party cooling for the processor. I plan to place the > computer next to an air conditioner vent, which should cool down the > unit a lot. Does anyone see a problem with this? > > Thanks. Depends on how careful the overclocker is. Doing something dumb like not shutting off the 120VAC mains nor power supply can really shorten the lifespan of components. Overclocking itself is unlikely to decrease the lifespan of most hardware.Having the case near an AC vent can only help matters.Filter the intake fan. -- Winerr 00B - Push Error; Removing Files to Make Room for Advertisement |
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