overslack
v.nt. - to procrastinate to the highest degree. In order to achieve "overslacking", one must be verging on doing something to avoid working.
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overclock
Overclock - to raise the speed of the CPU, GPU, memory, or any buses with the quantifier that tells its speed: "hertz".
To overclock is to force some hardware mentioned above to run at faster, often non-intented speeds.
Generally this is doable, however few factors come in such as when one overclocks a piece of hardware to its max the power circuitry usually does not deliver enough voltage to the hardware, thus the voltage needs to be manually raised.
When raising the voltage, heat will be generated more substantially, which is the hardware's number one enemy.
Thus is why companies like Thermaltake and Globalwin have mustered their efforts to produce efficient and powerful cooling systems to counteract the heat.
To overclock is to force some hardware mentioned above to run at faster, often non-intented speeds.
Generally this is doable, however few factors come in such as when one overclocks a piece of hardware to its max the power circuitry usually does not deliver enough voltage to the hardware, thus the voltage needs to be manually raised.
When raising the voltage, heat will be generated more substantially, which is the hardware's number one enemy.
Thus is why companies like Thermaltake and Globalwin have mustered their efforts to produce efficient and powerful cooling systems to counteract the heat.
Using the motherboard's BIOS. I set the FSB to 210mhz, thus overclocking a 10mhz difference on my FSB.
I used RivaTuner to overclock my video card's memory's clock speed from 250mhz to 305mhz.
I used RivaTuner to overclock my video card's memory's clock speed from 250mhz to 305mhz.
overclock by Andrew the kool January 1, 2004
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Hey Brad, hows the bar looking right now?
Not good bro, we have an overstock of cock at the moment. I will hit you up if some ladies start arriving.
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