yes, during non graphic intesive applications, but movies may not play very well when being pushed that much. It's kindof unpredictable, tbh. Plus, you don't know how far the processor is already being pushed by the manufacturer. That and how durable the processor is, sometimes they can take quite a beating, while some die fast. Just get the one I linked:racketboy wrote:metaleggman wrote:Oh, and while mozgus is corret that there are tweaking tools, it may make the cpu run too hot, requiring you to get one of those fans you so dearly dislike.
Well it's only off by about 2000 pixels -- I wouldn't think that would stress the CPU out too much
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6814141040
It's under 50 and should work well. It may run a bit hot, but if you get a silent PCI slot fan, you should do fine.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductLi ... tegory=573
Hell, you could just replace your normal case fan with one of equivalent noise level and more airflow...
