lovemedina

When manually overclocking should I enable the DOT (Dynamic Overclocking Technology)?

Anqt31

I don't like to use anything that I can't completely control. When I'm overclocking I usually do it manually. I have DOT on my parents board, but I just don't like it. In the past, I've had bad experiences w/ DOT. For example, it would cause the computer to OC at the wrong times.

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lovemedina

Oh good, I thought it kind of silly to have it enabled when I am trying my hand at overclocking, it would seem to defeat the purpose, but I am new at this and I wanted to have some informed advice. Thank you!

kurei

hey man ... well dont be taken in by the fact that so many people here seem to be able to do it naturally.... everyone of us has probably screwed up a rig or two....right guys....?
But the thing is .... if you really wanna do it, you should try your hand at it.You'll learn a lot if you keep bugging ppl on the net, get some literature about it and most importantly make and correct a few mistakes... good luck...!

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