Can I overclock my GPU on acer predator Helios 300 8th generation

GamingCinemaInc

I was wondering if i could oc my graphics card with the predator sense overclocking safely?

christy1

Hi @GamingCinemaInc ,

Adding any overclock you will always have some risks. Most cpus will be fine with a small overclock, but there is always a small chance they won't be, thats why many sites say overclock at your own risk because they don't want to be responsible for your broken cpu. A better cooler will keep your temps low, but if you put too much voltage through the chip, there is still a chance you will fry something. If you do plan to overclock, just make sure you keep an eye on your temps and don't go crazy and you should be fine, but just know there are still risks or frying something, they may not be very common risks, but they do happen.

GamingCinemaInc

christy1 said:

Hi @GamingCinemaInc ,

Adding any overclock you will always have some risks. Most cpus will be fine with a small overclock, but there is always a small chance they won't be, thats why many sites say overclock at your own risk because they don't want to be responsible for your broken cpu. A better cooler will keep your temps low, but if you put too much voltage through the chip, there is still a chance you will fry something. If you do plan to overclock, just make sure you keep an eye on your temps and don't go crazy and you should be fine, but just know there are still risks or frying something, they may not be very common risks, but they do happen.

do you think if i put it on turbo then undervolted my cpu it would be a safer way or undervolt and faster?

Arindrajit30Sen

Is overclocking and undervolting at the same time safe for acer predator helios 300.

ven98

Overclocking is completely safe as well us undervolting and both at the same time.

The CPU on this device can't overclocked. Usually Intel CPUs that end with a K at the end are overclockable.

Overclocking can't damage the CPU, because if the temperature gets close to 97-100C, it will automatically throttle itself down to prevent further raise of the temperature. It is very hard or even impossible to kill a CPU by simply overclocking these days. As @christy1 mentioned there is always some chance to kill the CPU if you increase the voltage way too much.

The Turbo present of predator sense for Helios 300 overclocks the GPU only, as far as I remember. Just make sure the average CPU and GPU temperature doesn't go higher than 85C and 83C on average, respectively.