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The first to do it was probably the first to touch the CPU given how established over clocking was by that era. So it could be tom but it's just not that signif
by AnotherGoodName 4y ago
The first to do it was probably the first to touch the CPU given how established over clocking was by that era. So it could be tom but it's just not that significant if it was or wasn't.
- jghn 4y agoYeah, "let's see if I can overclock this a bit" was the first thing many people did as soon as they got any new chip. The 300A was notable both because of how far they could be pushed but also how it worked for basically all of them & not outliers.