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04-07-2008
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Well, first, you have to understand what overclocking is and what the dangers are. Yeah yeah, you know it will speed a component up, but, I mean really understand how it works and what it actually does to bus(es)/components involved on an electrical level and everything else in between. Before you say you do, no, you don't because you wouldn't be posting here otherwise.
I suggest you find a decent guide (there are hundreds around). Here are a few links for you: http://www.anandtech.com/showdoc.aspx?i=157 http://www.compunamics.com/overclocking.htm 
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