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What is overclocking, and how can I do it?
(back to Frequently Asked Questions) (back to Cyrix/IBM 6x86 FAQs) What is overclocking, and how can I do it?
Overclocking is the process of running your processor faster than it was rated to. Sometimes processors are underrated, meaning the chip is capable of running faster than marked. Please use the "Overclocking Guide" to find out more and learn how to do it.
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