Overclocking Processor - "Beware Don't Try It"
CPU is one of the most important pieces to be carefully chosen when constructing a new computer. Two processors of the same type will increase the frequency of one will certainly make it faster than the other, but you must overclock the processor speed first to achieve this.
A modification that allows the processor to be overclocked by increasing its frequency more than the manufacturer specifies. The process of overclocking is not limited to the processor only, as it is possible to break the speed of some other pieces such as graphics card or memory RAM in addition to the screens and processors of smartphones even.
The processor overclocking dates back to the late 1980s, but became more prevalent in the early 1990s after the launch of the Intel i486 series.
Support motherboard and processor to break speed
Your motherboard and processor must support overclocking, as overclocking may occur via the BIOS, whose options are determined by the motherboard manufacturer and not by the processor. You should also update the BIOS to the latest version as updates may contain solutions for some compatibility, heat and other issues and may add additional overclocking options.
Cooling system
In the normal case, the processor releases a lot of heat, which increases after breaking the speed of course, and in the case of conventional cooling system through fans it is better not to rely on the processor fan that comes with it, as it is not as efficient as other professional cooling fans, but if you use cooling Any kind of water will be sufficient in most cases.
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