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overclocking if you've never heard of it before is the Dark Art of forcing your

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electronics to perform better than the manufacturer intended your computer CPU

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tablet phone and any other modern Computing devices you might own have

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processors inside them that all have something in common their performance is

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dictated by the design or architecture and the number of cycles that they can

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perform per second which is usually represented as frequency or clock speed

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so that is where the term overclocking comes from you're taking the clock speed

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and turning it up over the manufacturer's recommendation to get

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more performance now as I said before clock speed is not the only Factor so

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it's not like you can overclock a calculator to perform as well as a

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gaming PC with that said you can make the calculator faster relative to its

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original state so how do you do it well first you have to decide if you actually

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want to overclocking often requires other aspects of your device to be run

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outside of specifications what will happen is your device will become

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unstable as you turn up the speed you can compensate by turning up voltage but

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that can cause additional power consumption and more heat output

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seasoned overclockers will have experience with anything from large heat

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sinks with fans for cooling to liquid cooling or even more exotic Sub-Zero

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cooling if they're trying to get maximum performance More Voltage also increases

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the risk of failure so for this reason many manufacturers will actually refuse

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outright to provide warranty service on overclocked electronics

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still want to do it you're not alone lots of people are willing to make these

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tradeoffs that I just mentioned for more performance there are comprehensive

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guides that exist for overclocking pretty much any device that would benefit from it many Android phones can

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be overclocked with a simple app download and PC overclocking is a very

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popular Pastime with Gamers video editors or anyone else who needs more

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performance from his or her computer you can check out the link in the video

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description for my most recent PC overclocking guide you can also check

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out audible.com tequ for a free audio book audible.com has over 150,000

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audiobooks available and while you won't need an overclocked phone to listen to

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them in the car while you're on the way to work it certainly couldn't hurt all

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you have to do is sign up for a new account and the first one is free I

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tried finding an audio book about overclocking but instead it came up with

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The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins which if you haven't already read it is

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awesome so that's audible.com tequ guys

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