ok can someone explain...

[ps2cho]

can u explain quickly why up'in ur voltage is bad when it gets too high

what happens when u do it too high?

im new to all the voltages stuff

thx :attn: :attn: :attn:

[CPUonNO2]

Too high you start frying parts. A good article on overvolting: http://www.hardwareanalysis.com/content/article/1482/

[ps2cho]

thx lots

[orion456]

Too high you start frying parts. A good article on overvolting: http://www.hardwareanalysis.com/content/article/1482/

Excellent description....I get it! Thx.

[OCFCaTalyst]

If u would like my vulgar description its a bit like shoving a 10lb ham into a 5lb can, the transistors cant handle it :D

-CaT

[orion456]

If u would like my vulgar description its a bit like shoving a 10lb ham into a 5lb can, the transistors cant handle it :D

-CaT

Since the ham is almost entirely empty space, all we need is a 10 ton weight and I bet that can would have room to spare!

[ps2cho]

haha

[OCFCaTalyst]

lol if u can find a 10 ton wieght that can fit in a 90nm transistor more power to ya!

-CaT

[Yamiyanazz]

Okay, wow. I thought I understood these things but that link really helped make things a lot more clear. Thanks!

[ozzlo]

it's like using the core of a neculear reactor to grill some hamburgers= not safe, not wise, and a very chewy burger. however grilling a burger over burning carbon= kinda safe, wise, and very tasty.


eh i'm not so good at the analogy thing :/