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OC Question: What is the best way to get good results?

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trinityh   01-26-2012 at 03:25:56 PM
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I bought a few days ago two GTX 560, but I can't get maximum benefit because of the bottleneck.

The fact is that I'm over clocking my CPU. But I don't know what configuration is the best for get nicer results.
Should I over clock to get more Bus/FSB or Core clock?

I will appreciate any suggestions, thanks.

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nagol567   01-26-2012 at 03:57:07 PM
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core clock is actually going to speed up your processor, you can overclock your HT up a few 100 Mhz too if your careful. but the core clock is whats important. make sure you read reviews on how to overclock your specific CPU

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jsc   02-01-2012 at 10:31:55 AM
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System specs? It makes a biiig difference what kind of motherboard and CPU you have.

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