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Thread: Overclocking.

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    Pentium D CPU 2.80Ghz
    I have that processor, does anyone know what max overclock is for it.
    I need to sort out my fan first cause it's making a loud noise so Im going to replace it within the next few days and then possibly overclock this processor. Hopefully it wont die on me.
    How would I go bout doing it also and would you recommend overclocking.
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    Is it a custom build computer/one bought from a small computer shop or is it a mainstream branded computer like HP, Packard Bell, Dell etc?

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    Pentium D's run very hot. Your going to need a heck of a cooler to get a moderate overclock.

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    Can someone recommend me a cheap and decent processor then. Im looking for something around £150 and has good value. How do I find out what my motherboard is to see if it is compatibile or not.
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    What mobo do you have?
    is it a computer branded PC of is it custom built?
    use CPU Z and go on motherboard section and it should tell ya.

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    If you're looking for a processor to specifically overclock, then I would look into the 45nm intel Core 2 Duo's.

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