CPU Undervolting: Why It's Dangerous & Why You Shouldn't Do It

In this video, we explore the dangers of undervolting your CPU. Many people believe that undervolting can improve their computer's performance and reduce heat output, but it can actually cause serious issues. We explain why it's not worth the risk and show you the potential consequences of undervolting your CPU. From decreased performance to potential hardware damage, we cover it all. If you're considering undervolting your CPU, this video is a must-watch. We provide expert insights and real-world examples to help you understand the true risks of undervolting. Don't take chances with your computer's performance – watch this video to learn the truth about undervolting your CPU.

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[trojnara]

I waited a few minutes for the promised technical content to understand the physics behind this strange phenomenon. Aaaand ... nothing. Only FUD.

[jonathanbokorhd]

Judging by what i researched and what ive heard, the majority of this is untrue, you can in fact over clock and under volt so long as its stable but that all really depends on what cpu and your bios settings you change. In terms of undervolting there seem to be no long term risks other than instability since its either going to or not going too work and the only bricking so to speak is in your bios which has nothing to do with your cpu.

[Celatra]

meanwhile me with my undervolted and overclocked cpu running cool and stable at 4.5 ghz with only 1.168 volts vs the stock 1.4 lol

[MrSupersamovar]

bs content, thanks for wasted time boss