Looking at AMD's current new ryzen lineup where all their chips are overclockable, why does Intel intentionally limit overclocking capabilities to certain chips only? Can't they just enable overclocking for all chips, although it would not overclock as much as the chips that are designed to be overclocked?
This goes for Intel's motherboard as well where only the "Z" board enables overclock, mainstream board "H" cannot. On the other hand, AMD "Z" and mainstream "B" board enables overclock.
Does this all comes down to the way AMD and Intel chips work?
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