Since you can't play with the voltage on Macs, there isn't much danger. I've
been playing around with overclocking Macs and PCs for almost 5 years now
and have never fried a processor or motherboard by doing it.
And for reference, my PowerMac 9500 is running a 59.5MHz bus speed.
Terry
> does anyone know if there are warning signs for a motherboard frying? or
> will the card start to run really hot, in the 50 degrees range, and then i
> will know to clock it back? could there be other kinds of damage going on?
> is it possible/advisable to install another fan inside?
>
> thank you for your kind yet expedient advise
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