by definition everything that gives more cycles than what its default is consider overclocking.
my question is :
how do you Oc a motherboard.
1.- well it is in contro, of the CPU, so the voltage drive by it could be consider OC ?
2.- OC buttons (some motherboards have them, and its to lower or higher the voltage, so by default if your overclocking the motherboard your also overclocking the CPU and backwards ?)
3.- a motherboard runs 2 pci slots for gpu, lets say those 2 have 2 cycles, i buy an expander, and other 4 gpu's (the expander it self is giving me the advantage of more cycles so i did OC it ? or just when i put the gpu's)
4.- the bios is on the motherboard, so when you access it to change it your overclocking it ?
As far as the term overclocking to me is to get more than what it gave, however i want too know your thought on this matter
my question is :
how do you Oc a motherboard.
1.- well it is in contro, of the CPU, so the voltage drive by it could be consider OC ?
2.- OC buttons (some motherboards have them, and its to lower or higher the voltage, so by default if your overclocking the motherboard your also overclocking the CPU and backwards ?)
3.- a motherboard runs 2 pci slots for gpu, lets say those 2 have 2 cycles, i buy an expander, and other 4 gpu's (the expander it self is giving me the advantage of more cycles so i did OC it ? or just when i put the gpu's)
4.- the bios is on the motherboard, so when you access it to change it your overclocking it ?
As far as the term overclocking to me is to get more than what it gave, however i want too know your thought on this matter
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