As long as it's got good cooling and is clocked within the safe upper limits then it should be fine.
about to buy a new gaming PC from www.buildyourbox.co.uk and was thinking about getting one of there overclocked PCs but do these have more chance of something going wrong with them than just a normal PC?
As long as it's got good cooling and is clocked within the safe upper limits then it should be fine.
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