Overclocking and Cooling Question

[Sanjay852]

I've been building and fixing computers, mostly my own, for a long time. But I have never tried it learned how to overclock my systems. I've seen diagnostic screens and overclock programs, but they turn me away because I know next to nothing about electrical engineering aside from how to pick the right power supply based on the hardware specs. I've also been told things like that it isn't worth it for a regular rig, or that water cooling it's a must. But frankly I don't know anything any that either, just the idea of inducing water into my rig seems like a terrible idea. Where should I start to learn these things, they weren't exactly covered in my A+ cert class.

 

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Edited October 9, 2020 by Sanjay852

[sticknstone]

Overclocking involves increasing the system settings one unit, stress test that component, and monitor the temperature, and check for system errors.  When you reach a high temperature or error, go back one unit.  This way the system gives the maximum performance.

Research other people's overclocking attempt on overclocking forums.