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You're being weirdly obtuse here. Yes, you can make hardware perform faster by running it outside its design limits. That doesn't mean it's a good idea in the g
by mjg59 4y ago
You're being weirdly obtuse here. Yes, you can make hardware perform faster by running it outside its design limits. That doesn't mean it's a good idea in the general case, even if the tradeoffs make sense for you as an individual.
- userbinator 4y ago"design limits", more like "marketing limits". It's certainly a good idea if you realise just how much they're fleecing you.