Overclocking
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Disclaimer
Overclocking your PC components—including but not limited to your CPU and GPU—can improve performance. However, it also carries inherent risks. By using the information, tools, guides, or recommendations provided on this website, you acknowledge and agree to the following:
Risk of Damage:
Overclocking may void warranties, reduce component lifespan, or cause permanent hardware damage. Proceed at your own risk.
Warranty Void:
Many manufacturers do not cover damage caused by overclocking under their standard warranties.
System Stability:
Overclocking can result in system instability, crashes, data loss, or unexpected behavior. Always back up your data before making changes.
Cooling and Power:
Adequate cooling and power supply are essential. Failure to ensure proper thermal and electrical conditions may increase the risk of failure.
No Guarantees:
Results may vary between systems. There is no guarantee of performance gain, safety, or success.
Please be on time for your appointment:
If you are late or miss your appointment you will not be refunded. Please rearrange your appointment 24 hours in advance.
Personal Responsibility:
You are solely responsible for any consequences that arise from following the information on this site. The creators, contributors, and affiliates of this website are not liable for any damages, direct or indirect.
How it works
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CPU: undervolting (reduce temps) or overclocking (requires adequate cooling)
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GPU: will comprise of fan curve, core clock and memory clock tuning in Windows
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Consultation: Personalized support for tuning your setup safely