Overclocking graphics cards involves increasing a GPU’s clock speeds beyond the manufacturer’s default settings to improve rendering and gaming performance. When performed carefully, it can provide additional power without requiring an immediate hardware upgrade.
However, higher speeds also generate more heat and may reduce system stability. Understanding voltage, temperature limits, cooling requirements, and testing procedures is essential before modifying a graphics card’s settings.
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