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You cannot overclock a 386 because you will burn it up. A 486 will normally let you overclock it, barely, but if you do it to a 386 CPU then say goodbye!<br />
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Mike<br />

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You cannot overclock a 386 because you will burn it up. A 486 will normally let you overclock it, barely, but if you do it to a 386 CPU then say goodbye!

Mike


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Also try this on for size <br />
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<a href="http://www.undcom.com/compfaq.html" rel="ugc">http://www.undcom.com/compfaq.html</a><br />

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Also try this on for size

http://www.undcom.com/compfaq.html [http://www.undcom.com/compfaq.html]


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I would love to know of any site on this entire internet where they<br />
would have this<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;kind of picture or diagram because I am very interested in<br />
overclocking my CPU.<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;Also I would love to know where there is a tutorial on AMD<br />
overclocking and if I<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;can actually do it. PLEASE don't tell me to go to the AMD homepage<br />
they only<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;talk about 486 computers and up. I would love to know the exact URL.<br />
Thank-you<br />
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I would love to know of any site on this entire internet where they
would have this
   kind of picture or diagram because I am very interested in
overclocking my CPU.
   Also I would love to know where there is a tutorial on AMD
overclocking and if I
   can actually do it. PLEASE don't tell me to go to the AMD homepage
they only
   talk about 486 computers and up. I would love to know the exact URL.
Thank-you
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