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Hi I yesterday I have ordered a new system from CyberPower. Whereas my main focus is not on gaming but, it’s on photo editing, but I would still like to obtain a lot out of it as possible. As now I wanted to try overclocking on my computer as I have got good reviews on overclocking, and I am really excited to try it out. I would really be thankful for any tips provided.
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Hi even I am looking for a similar answer for my query as I have heard many good things about Overclocking, and after doing some research I decided to overclock my Celeron 533mhz System a little first, and in case if that Is not proper I would prefer buying a new CPU. As I am new to overclocking I don’t know much about any overclocking programs. So I will really appreciate any feedback.
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I don’t think that you need to have an overclocking for your computer as you said that your basic use would be photo editing where as you can easily manage with your photo editing work without overclocking. As using programs like, photo shop and illustrator or light room or coral use or utilize your RAM and little on processor. Unless you are doing some serious editing like 3d, animation or video production, than I think overclocking will help you.
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Hi I have been using overclocking on my computer and it works really well, I play lots of games, and do many more things on my computer and all works pretty well with ovrerclocking. I would like to help you with your issue but can you please let me know your current configuration on your computer as that will help me in guiding you in better way.
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My system details are as follows:
• CPU: Intel i7 2600K 3.4GHz + 10% OC add-on
• MB: Gigabyte GA-Z68MA-D2H-B3
• Memory: 8GB (4GBx2) DDR3/1600 Corsair Vengeance
• Video: NVIDIA GeForce GT 430 1GB
• HDD: 750GB SATA-III 6GB/s 64MB cache 7200 RPM
• Power: 700 Watts XtremeGear
• Cooling: Asetek 510 Liquid Cooling 120MM radiator and fan
• Case: Thermaltake Element-T
• Monitor: Viewsonic VP2365wb
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