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Is my friend right about his point at overclocking in laptops?
Brandon-
Post #19
Aug 2, 2015
Forum:
Laptop General Discussion
Is my friend right about his point at overclocking in laptops?
Your temperatures fine, just worry if it gets to 85C then you should remove the OC.
Brandon-
Post #17
Aug 2, 2015
Forum:
Laptop General Discussion
Is my friend right about his point at overclocking in laptops?
73C is fine, just remove the overclock if it ever gets to 82-85C.
Brandon-
Post #13
Aug 2, 2015
Forum:
Laptop General Discussion
Is my friend right about his point at overclocking in laptops?
If your gpu temperature went up a lot when your overclocked and you're that nervous you will burn your GPU I'd remove the overclock.
Brandon-
Post #11
Aug 2, 2015
Forum:
Laptop General Discussion
Is my friend right about his point at overclocking in laptops?
Brandon-
Post #9
Aug 2, 2015
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Is my friend right about his point at overclocking in laptops?
Brandon-
Post #6
Aug 2, 2015
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Laptop General Discussion
Is my friend right about his point at overclocking in laptops?
Brandon-
Post #5
Aug 2, 2015
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Laptop General Discussion
Is my friend right about his point at overclocking in laptops?
You can overclock a laptop but you will get about a 5% increase in performance... you shouldn't overclock it, there are too many risks of overheating and frying the GPU or any other components near it. Laptops are usually already overclocked.
Brandon-
Post #2
Aug 2, 2015
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