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The real problem is marketing overclocking as if it's just an everyday common thing to do with little to no thought.
by Dalewyn 3y ago
The real problem is marketing overclocking as if it's just an everyday common thing to do with little to no thought.
- bryanlarsen 3y agoThe complaint in the article is the inverse: the BIOS displays a big scary warning about overclocking voiding the warranty when in fact overclocking does not necessarily void the warranty. It's more of an "everyday common thing" than the message in the BIOS implies.