Soleron on 19 August 2012
| allblue said:
Whatever you do, seriously consider overclocking your CPU, that's the only way you get the most out of your bucks. |
Don't do this, it's not necessary to run what you want to run, it increases power consumption proportionally more than the increased performance and it does void your warranty. In other words it's only worth doing if you know why you're doing it.
All >$150 Intel CPUs of today will run everything you would want fine for a number of years, and there is no such thing as future proofing in computers.
