@@DeSincWrong. Overclocking is when a gear in a mechanical watch isn't affixed correctly on purpose, causing it to break after a while, to ensure a long-term revenue for watchmakers.
Creating a detailed ASCII art representation of a complex object like an Intel i9 13900K processor might be quite challenging due to the level of detail involved. However, I can provide you with a simplified representation that captures its basic shape. Please note that this will be a very basic and abstract representation: _______ _______ / \ / \ | () () | () () | | ^ | ^ | \________/ \________/ | | / \ | | | |
i use reddit, i got permabanned a while ago and let me tell you its the best thing thats happened to me. not being able to comment or interact with any of its users while still being able to look at what i want to is a fucking blessing
I'm willing to bet that most of these reddit neckbeards with 4090s and 13900ks in their title dont even have them and are just parroting what they see on linux tech tips or something.
Stock means whatever is default but with all "motherboard auto overclocking" turned off, unless it's INTEL/AMD themselves controlling it, not the motherboard.
