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If it is stable at 4.6GHz then I'd probably go ahead and disable it.

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I disabled it. Seems useless if you're overclocking imo. I also like cool'n'quiet even though overclockers usually disable it. I'm at 4.2ghz and it doesn't create any problems. My CPU ranges from 2.5ghz when it's not being used to 4.2ghz when I'm using it fully

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I disabled it. Seems useless if you're overclocking imo. I also like cool'n'quiet even though overclockers usually disable it. I'm at 4.2ghz and it doesn't create any problems. My CPU ranges from 2.5ghz when it's not being used to 4.2ghz when I'm using it fully

Don't you mean you enabled it then?

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Don't you mean you enabled it then?

No, I overclocked it to 4.2ghz. And turned on Cool'n'Quiet, Then went to catalyst control center and set CPU power to minimum 2.5ghz. It saves power and lifespan of the CPU but sometimes causes problems with overclocking

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