Working with BCLK OC'ing on a 4460 device.
Working with BCLK OC'ing on a 4460 device.
I understand it might damage my board, CPU, dog, cat, and grandmother. I realize this is unusual and I shouldn't be doing it. But my friend and I are just having fun. By lowering the RAM to DDR3-800 we were able to start the system with a BCLK overclock of 4GHz. I'm curious if increasing voltage can help us go further, similar to multiplier OC'ing. If you simply say no because there are many reasons it won't work, then please don't reply. My main question is whether raising the voltage will actually push it higher and what the standard voltage is for an i5-4460.