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August 14th 04, 01:03 PM
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Newbie overclocking question...
Why does overclocking not make media files/games/clocks go faster? Eg, if I
overclock by 2x the default why doesn't the clock go 2x as fast OR I shoot 2x as fast in Unreal Tournament 2004? Is there another chip that makes *real TIME* constant? 
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August 14th 04, 03:08 PM
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For the same reason that the clock on a XP3200+ system does not go twice as
fast as a XP1600+ system.... Yes.. there is a 'real time clock' built in... thas can however be interfered with by some types of software, usually for the purpose of cheating on games and benchmarks. -- *****Replace 'NOSPAM' with 'btinternet' in the reply address***** "Humja" wrote in message news  Why does overclocking not make media files/games/clocks go faster? Eg, if I overclock by 2x the default why doesn't the clock go 2x as fast OR I shoot 2x as fast in Unreal Tournament 2004? Is there another chip that makes *real TIME* constant?
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