Ok so im a complete novice when it comes to overclocking but i thought that i would try to overclock my year old Phenom II x2 550/Gigabyte GA-MA 790XT-UD4P.
I read around and a the majority of people said that they manage to overclock it to 3.8GHz , and i understand that this result my vary. I did manage to overclock it to 3,8GHz and ran a 12 hr long stability test and i had no problem but what worries me is the method i used to get it there.
My question is, is it safe to overclock a cpu by decreasing the multiplier, and increase the fbs and voltage?
It's safe to decrease the multiplier. Higher FSB adds more heat and needs more cooling, but helps the over all speed. It's just away to overclock more than just the CPU.
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Oh ok Thank You
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