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how much do a few Mhz do?

DominicNikon
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would their be a difference on my i5 from a 100 - 102mhz blck with a 45 multiplayer and what about for my GTX 980 1354-1425mhz?

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Less than 2%

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Your ram will run faster, your GPU and CPU will all run slightly faster as a result

(GPU more than antything else)

 

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2 hours ago, Ronnie76 said:

Your ram will run faster, your GPU and CPU will all run slightly faster as a result

(GPU more than antything else)

 

Should I do it if I got the cooling?

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3 hours ago, ArkTheYO said:

WELL yes for sure!

should i do it if i have the cooling?

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6 hours ago, DominicNikon said:

Should I do it if I got the cooling?

if you have it, yes if you don't have it already, no.

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1 hour ago, Ronnie76 said:

if you have it, yes if you don't have it already, no.

i have the cooling already so i guess i will

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@DominicNikon Sorry for the real late reply, i guess you should check up on your heat output from the cpu after overclocking, though i guess it shouldnt be much but if u have a cooling system, then just put it on as it can help you with future overclocking!

BTW is the processor a 6600k?

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9 hours ago, ArkTheYO said:

@DominicNikon Sorry for the real late reply, i guess you should check up on your heat output from the cpu after overclocking, though i guess it shouldnt be much but if u have a cooling system, then just put it on as it can help you with future overclocking!

BTW is the processor a 6600k?

A 4670k. 18 c idle and 55c under load at 1.345v

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@DominicNikon  okay cool! So if u have a cooling system then go for it, as i think once u engage in overclocking u crave for more(normally happens with all) so yes overclock with your cpu installed,

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