Core Centre... Is it safe?

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Ferris

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Hello,

As the title is core centre safe?

Had a go at auto settings and got a windows stability problem and had to reboot.

(at around 220 mhz).

Rebooted and it levelled at 218 mhz.

I then put it back to defaults as I did'nt want to cause any damage.

If you use cc in auto mode will it make sure that your settings are safe all the time?

How does this effect your warranty with msi/ amd?

Thanks.
 
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I wouldn't OC, because there's a way that you can find out if the multiplier / fsb on the processor was changed. Anyway, AMD is not going to give you a new processor if they see that it is burnt, their going to think that some "smart guy" was messing with the system, and wasn't supposed to...
I do not think that CoreCenter keeps an eye on the FSB (ie automatically adjusts it), you'll get a sound alarm, depending on the setting in CoreCenter, and the rest is left to you.
 
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Core center does not keep adjusting it self. It will keep pushing your system to the limit untill you take over and do something. As for burning :angryfire: and neglecting hardware I found that companies generally don't even ask what happened they just send out a replacement. I've fried a harddrive and even snapped a transistor off my video card and had no problem getting them replaced. The parts cost next to nothing to produce, it's what goes into their development that pushes up prices. The companies tend to be more concerned with your return business rather than crying over why you cranked on your processor.
 
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