But how long is he going to use the netbook anyway? I haven't had a single component fail because of overclocking; only HDDs died on me, every other component has never failed me yet - although I've overclocked CPUs, RAMs and GPUs up to the limit they would take... So I think that the computer itself becomes obsolete (because of the performance) long before you would see any hardware defects because of the overcloking. But those are just my thoughts ;)
In short: Go for overclocking and don't think about the component life time (it's long enough even when overclocked) On 11 Sep., 14:22, hussam aulaian <[email protected]> wrote: > ATOM CPU is indeed overclockable , but this will result in one thing > u r going to reduce its life span along with the MotherBoard Bus , Since > ATOM CPUs are Low Voltage CPUs -- 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS
