I think Orthos does a good job ensuring stability. Well, everyone has a different intepretion of "overclocking". Some are happy when the thing can do sky high Mhz and complete Super PI but look again, it's not stable. If it's a screenshot and numbers is what you're looking at - this is only what you need to do.
To me, stability is important because I wouldn't want those pretty 5Ghz screenshot. It serves no purpose for me as I can't enjoy the speed. Hence, stability test is important. At the same time, I don't understand the point of tellign the whole world "I got my E8400 @ 6Ghz" but when it can't even run Windows Solitaire successfully
Originally Posted by aoch88
I think Orthos does a good job ensuring stability. Well, everyone has a different intepretion of "overclocking". Some are happy when the thing can do sky high Mhz and complete Super PI but look again, it's not stable. If it's a screenshot and numbers is what you're looking at - this is only what you need to do.
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