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Sometimes "good enough" isn't. Hardware hackers who feel this way often resort to overclocking to boost the speed of their PCs--changing motherboard settings in order to push components beyond their rated speeds. For instance, a 233-MHz Pentium II processor may be overclocked to run at 266 MHz. Hardware makers warn against overclocking, and the practice doesn't always work. But many computerphiles have been tweaking a bit more speed out of their systems this way for years.
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This is setting the processor speed above the normal recommended speed. With the right cooling and voltages set this is a good way to speed up your system. However make a mistake and you will fry your system. I suggest experts only!
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Just for those that want bigger, better, faster, more. If you run some emulation games it can be handy. For most PDA uses it just drains the battery faster :)