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We live in the age of dynamic clocks where modern performance-oriented CPUs try to optimize both performance and power efficiency at all times, so for the vast
by seanp2k2 2y ago
We live in the age of dynamic clocks where modern performance-oriented CPUs try to optimize both performance and power efficiency at all times, so for the vast majority of users, it's both a lot faster and a lot more efficient to do things this way, while enthusiast parts still allow a lot of manual control to squeeze out the last few percent. I've had really good luck in my past few builds just getting very high-spec RAM and running XMP / DOCP profiles with a small FSB OC and letting the multipliers do the rest.