Actual benefits of "burning" in....

Metaxas · 04-24-01, 12:48 AM

What is the actual benefits of burning a CPU in?

devilfire · 04-24-01, 12:50 AM

Some beleive that after burning in a CPU you can get a better overclocking experiance...i THINK

i didn't burn in my duron 600 and i just went to 1050...

asmodean · 04-24-01, 12:52 AM

Seems to help, altough I wouldn't bet 5 bucks on it.

04-24-01, 01:33 AM

Burning in??? The name of the game is "NOTHING TO LOOSE." Try that... you may get something out of it. Otherwise, you got nothing :-) :-) :-) I have the same question... What is the benefit of warming up before your excesice session??? :-) :-) :-)

04-24-01, 12:48 AM	Thread Starter #1
Metaxas Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2000	Actual benefits of "burning" in.... What is the actual benefits of burning a CPU in? __________________ Iwill KA-266R \nWeek 10 AXIA 1.33Ghz at 1.63Ghz \n256Meg Mushkin PC2100@cas 2\n2 IBM 75GXP 30Gig HDD's - Mode 0
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04-24-01, 12:50 AM	#2
devilfire Registered Join Date: Apr 2001	Some beleive that after burning in a CPU you can get a better overclocking experiance...i THINK i didn't burn in my duron 600 and i just went to 1050...
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04-24-01, 12:52 AM	#3
asmodean Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Finland	Seems to help, altough I wouldn't bet 5 bucks on it. __________________ Folding@Home v3- use your spare CPU cycles for greater good
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04-24-01, 01:33 AM	#4
tim Guest	Burning in??? The name of the game is "NOTHING TO LOOSE." Try that... you may get something out of it. Otherwise, you got nothing :-) :-) :-) I have the same question... What is the benefit of warming up before your excesice session??? :-) :-) :-)
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