To be fair to the ID7 I can see how in some situations those 2-3 degrees would help achieve stability at a certain clock and voltage.
DDTUNG
Victor, I believe how you can get a higher overclock, simply because you can supply a little extra voltage if needed. However, for us crunchers, I don't think it'll make much of a difference, since we're never on the bleeding edge of stability.
To be fair to the ID7 I can see how in some situations those 2-3 degrees would help achieve stability at a certain clock and voltage.
DDTUNG
This is true. 2-3C is the difference between random reboots every couple of hours/days to no reboots.
Originally Posted by Martijn
Victor, I believe how you can get a higher overclock, simply because you can supply a little extra voltage if needed. However, for us crunchers, I don't think it'll make much of a difference, since we're never on the bleeding edge of stability.
What? You should be on the bleeding edge of stability, given the thermal ups and downs of your house/room. 2-3C can break it.
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