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Internal PLL Enabled, Auto or Disabled?

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scubasteve526   02-04-2012 at 05:46:47 AM

I'm about to Overclock my i5 to 4.5ghz and I read on here that I should turn Internal PLL to enabled. My Bios currently has it set to Auto. I'm readin around that I should set it on disabled and only enable it when I'm overclocking higher then 4.5ghz. I'm just so confused, can anyone clear this issue up for me?

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