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INTEL Core i3 10100

Shamod Dilshan
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Hi there,

 

Can I overclock this processor with gigabyte b460m ds3h motherboard?

 

Thanks in advanced.

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A Z490 series motherboard is required to overclock a 10th gen intel CPU, and a CPU with a K in the name is required for overclocking.

 

Intel reserves overclocking for the most expensive hardware.

I WILL find your ITX build thread, and I WILL recommend the SIlverstone Sugo SG13B

 

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Draws 400 watts under max load, for reference.

 

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1 minute ago, Fasauceome said:

A Z490 series motherboard is required to overclock a 10th gen intel CPU, and a CPU with a K in the name is required for overclocking.

 

Intel reserves overclocking for the most expensive hardware.

which is pure dumbness, that's why lower end systems are usually amd, you can oc anytime, on all cpu

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Just now, Shamod Dilshan said:

Ohh. that means I can do nothing for this. Anyway. thank you both

quote or @Fasauceomepeople for them to see your replies, get a 3100/3300x and a b450 tomahawk max, that should do the job, maybe you can get a b550, to upgrade to ryzen 5000 easily

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2 hours ago, Ankh Tech said:

quote or @Fasauceomepeople for them to see your replies, get a 3100/3300x and a b450 tomahawk max, that should do the job, maybe you can get a b550, to upgrade to ryzen 5000 easily

okay. thank you

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