Originally Posted by nn_step You wouldn't want to do that, since it is a safety limit to prevent the CPU from clocking past the point where it is reliable(in ideal conditions). Yeah I know you woudn't want to do it. I just want to know how it works. Is it an alarm that gets tripped or does it store real data?
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