Consider your workload and system stability before increasing CPU usage.
Consider your workload and system stability before increasing CPU usage.
You're considering pushing your CPU beyond its current limits. Since stability at 4.9 GHz under higher voltage hasn't been achieved, it's wise to assess whether further increases are feasible or safe for your system.
You must avoid sending excessive currents, as it may harm your CPU.
For a CPU running at 4.8 GHz, you typically need a stable power supply with sufficient voltage—generally around 5V to 12V depending on the component. Ensure your power delivery meets the specifications of your CPU model.