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‎09-24-2020 11:19 AM

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Product: HP Gaming Pavilion 15-bc406tx530
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

1. How can I overclock the mentioned model of HP?

2. Is it is safe to overclock? if yes how much is recommended to overclock?

3.  Which software should be used? 

4. what if forcefully overclocked by 20-40%? it will damage or is it okay?

please answer this queries. 

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‎09-24-2020 05:27 PM

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@SangaleOnkar 

 

No you can't. Vendors only allow some machines (mainly desktops) to be able to overclock using K processors. One very simple reason: they don't want customers to send machine back, specially during warranty year(s) because machines are TOO HOT and MELTDOWN

 

Hope this makes sense

 

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BH
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‎09-24-2020 05:27 PM

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@SangaleOnkar 

 

No you can't. Vendors only allow some machines (mainly desktops) to be able to overclock using K processors. One very simple reason: they don't want customers to send machine back, specially during warranty year(s) because machines are TOO HOT and MELTDOWN

 

Hope this makes sense

 

Regards.

BH
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‎09-27-2020 02:12 AM - edited ‎09-27-2020 02:14 AM

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Thanks for information @Banhien

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