Overclocking is forcing hardware to go faster than the company thinks it's reliably capable of. If you overclock, you're taking a risk of unstable operation or just plain frying the sucker. You would in essence lie to the company by returning a CPU that you'd fried and erase the penciled lines. Not at all. It's actually quite normal for the human race It happens all the time.
Some people cheat, some people dont.
It's actually quite normal for the human race It happens all the time. Some people cheat, some people dont. It's just most people would cheat and do what is best for them. A free 200MHz by 5 minutes with a 0.5mm mechanical pencil and 2 of lead. I doubt it.