> Hi,
> OVERCLOCKING was developed for Pentium processors, they dont have any
> problem with that.

Well, I had overclocked 386's and 486's way back when, and new poeple =
who overclocked older parts...

> Except that they usually die much earlier than expected.

Which may not be a problem in the PC arena, where the technology changes =
rapidly and you plan on upgrading the CPU's every 6 months (or shorter =
if you really screw it up  ;-)  )...  but I would not build a circuit =
overclocking a chip if I expected it to work over the long haul... =20

I suppose it could depend on the project requirements and life =
expectancy...

Steve

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