Increasing the speed of a computer processor, or
CPU , is not an easy thing to do. There are essentially
two options for accomplishing this task: overclocking
or buying and installing a new one. Both options
require a strong knowledge of computer hardware,
and the first option requires the user to how to use
BIOS .
Overclocking the processor
Some computer processors are capable of being
overclocked, which is the process of increasing the
clock speed at the expense of more power usage and
heat output. A processor can be overclocked by
adjusting jumpers or dip switches, installing firmware
updates, or configuring CMOS settings. There are
also software programs that are capable of
configuring the overclock settings.
**Warning: **Overclocking can result in damage to the
processor, as well as other hardware. Make sure you
have a heat sink and fan that are capable of
dissipating the increased heat generated by
overclocking the processor. You'll also need
diagnostic tools and appropriate knowledge of your
processor's limitations. Proceed with caution.
Caution: Before working inside of your machine,
make sure you're aware of the dangers of ESD .
Upgrading the processor
Due to the risks of overclocking or the inability to
overclock some processors in general, it may be best
just to buy a new processor. Before attempting to
upgrade your processor, make sure your motherboard
is compatible. Often times new CPUs utilize different
architecture or dimensions, requiring you to purchase
a new motherboard as well.
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