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North Bridge oc'ing?

Laurysss
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No, don't.

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No, don't.

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This. You will only run into all kinds of problems and you will gain absolutely nothing tangible from it.

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Only really worth it on older AMD chips such as the Phenom II & Athlon II's. Not worth it on anything else, especially the newer tech.

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