Overclock Q6600 on HP a6552f
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- KR_Viper
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Stop trying before you fry something.
You're locked out of any advanced options in the BIOS because one, I doubt the motherboard can cope with the additional strain. And, two, overclocking isn't supported by any system-builder's warranty (unless noted otherwise). So in this case if you happened to force an overclock (can't emphasize how much I advise against that) and everything goes wrong, they won't replace or repair it.
You're locked out of any advanced options in the BIOS because one, I doubt the motherboard can cope with the additional strain. And, two, overclocking isn't supported by any system-builder's warranty (unless noted otherwise). So in this case if you happened to force an overclock (can't emphasize how much I advise against that) and everything goes wrong, they won't replace or repair it.
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- I_Grayson_Fox_I
OEMs don't allow for overclocking.
If you overclock you will void all warrentys.
Only OEMs that have overclocking are asus computers.
Lets not forget OEMs cheapout on the PSU and they only put in what is needed for the unit so plugging in a new HDD may prevent the system from booting with that added load.
If you overclock you will void all warrentys.
Only OEMs that have overclocking are asus computers.
Lets not forget OEMs cheapout on the PSU and they only put in what is needed for the unit so plugging in a new HDD may prevent the system from booting with that added load.
