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Yes, though it seems a bit sluggish, almost as if there's some voltage fluctuation happening. He likely picked that up from a movie or some TV show. I actually considered putting together something similar about a year or two ago, but it never progressed past the idea stage—I just couldn't bring myself to deal with all the hassle. I know a few people who could have easily built it for me, but I was honestly just being lazy. Plus, those LED automotive ammeters can run you upwards of $300
It seems like the needle will just swing back and forth like a metronome 🙂
Since we're already discussing overclocking peripherals, does anyone here have actual experience with mouse overclocking? Specifically, I'm talking about increasing the USB polling rate (which is set to 125 Hz by default). Is it actually worth the effort?
Which cooler would be better for overclocking: the Corsair Case or just the Big Typ 120?
What is the actual difference between them (aside from the potentiometer)?
wiredmarlin5 said:I am not quite sure why you are asking this when they already gave you the answer over on the tech forums: You cannot overclock because you have a bottom-tier motherboard!
http://forum.links.us/viewtopic.php?...f47b97cf9caf9b
True, you can't adjust the OC settings within the BIOS, but I was actually referring to overclocking through software while running macOS.
Dell Inspiron Desktop
AMD Athlon 64 X2, 2000 MHz (10 x 200) 3800+
2 x 1 GB DDR2 RAM
NVIDIA GeForce GT series
WD 160 GB
The BIOS won't allow me to adjust the FSB, so I was wondering if there is any way to change the FSB via software instead.
I have SoftFSB and Intel SpeedStep ready, but I am having some trouble configuring the Phase-Locked Loop.😕