Windows 10: CPU

Ok computiac I have it when I go to edit sys page will this go just to you or all over the forum? I'm still learning by the time this is done I'm going to owe you a case of beer Lol

 

Will this help?

Please fill out your System Specs


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OK Just a minute I have them from speccy I'll post them as fast as I can Thank You

 

OK I saved the specs I did the best I could I hope it's enough!

 

You did an excellent job. Looks perfect. *Thumbs

 

You will have to wait for someone who is experienced in overclocking if this is what you want to do.

You could make a new post here and link it back to this thread. It might get someone's attention quicker.
PC Custom Builds and Overclocking - Windows 10 Forums

 

@petra9999, unfortunately, you have an HP computer. HP, as all other OEM Manufactrers, lock their BIOS down so you do not have access to the adjustments you have to make in order to overclock. Plus, I'm sure you have the stock AMD cooler, which will not stand overclocking. There is some software which claims to be able to do it. I can't tell you the names of them as I would never use them. I do not recommend doing that.

The best advice I ever received about overclocking is 'If you can't afford to replace it, don't overclock it'. If you want to overclock you need retail parts such as an unlocked CPU, Motherboard and CPU Cooler. You also need to know that overclocking can be very dangerous to your computer and its components.

If you would like to build your own computer, there are many of us who would be happy to help you pick out the right parts to do so.

 

I'm going to build my own nice learning curve for me it won't be until July though and I will have you and people here help teach me Is there such a thing as frustratingly fun? Because that's were I'm headed

 

There sure is and building your own PC is a rewarding exercise.

 

OK I think so as well I just booked marked parts picker thanks

 

You don't have to get frustrated. There are very experienced people here to get you thru it with ease.

Its not too early to start collecting advice and idea's for building your own.
You will do just fine with doing this.

 

Thanks..I'm running the Malware scan now let you know the results shortly

 

*Thumbs

 

I think that is a good decision and as others have said, there are some excellent computer builders here that are more than willing to help. Overclocking is more of an art than a science. There are some excellent CPUs out now which almost make overclocking not necessary. However many of us do it anyway, just because we can. *Smile It is habit forming. If they made a CPU tomorrow that was stock 6 GHz, I would be trying to get it to 7 GHz, even though it would make very little difference in the every day computing experience.

Spend your time researching parts as well as learning to overclock. Learn the rules. It can be dangerous if you don't. The rules and methods are different for AMD and Intel CPUs. Keep that in mind when you read. The most important thing you can do right now is research your components. Research and planning the build is the fun part of building your own computer.

 

Thank You I will take your advice and research this month and probably for a life time whats the difference between AMD and Intel Are you a Vet? The eagle picture might suggest that. The VA has me at 100% disable.