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http://youtube.com/v/KdFrSe1d92A

Does this really work??

I reckon only if your computer can handle going that fast!!

Otherwise it will only go AS FAST AS ITS ABLE!!!

Looks interesting though.

EDIT:

People are reporting it DOES WORK!

http://youtube.com/watch?v=KdFrSe1d92A

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A short, practical reality check: viral videos that promise instant speed boosts by tweaking clocks or mysterious settings are almost always myths and can cause instability. ’s clip prompted useful skepticism from others in this thread — that instinct is correct. Real speed improvements come from fixing the actual bottleneck, not from one-click “magic” tweaks.

Start by measuring before you change anything. Use Task Manager/Resource Monitor to see whether CPU, memory, or disk I/O is the limiting factor; check boot traces or Event Viewer for errors; try a Clean Boot or Safe Mode to rule out background software; run a full anti‑malware scan. Basic integrity checks that work across Windows versions include:

sfc /scannow
chkdsk C: /f

Apply safe, incremental fixes and test after each change. Common, effective steps: remove or disable unneeded startup programs and services; uninstall rarely used software; free significant disk space; ensure drivers and Windows updates are current; check for thermal throttling; and consider hardware upgrades (more RAM or switching an HDD to an SSD) when software fixes don’t help. For HDDs, periodic defragmentation can help; do not defragment SSDs. Avoid registry‑cleaner hype, timing hacks, or tools that claim dramatic speedups without explanation — they often do more harm than good.

A simple workflow that yields reliable results: measure, back up (system restore or an image), change one thing, reboot, re‑measure. If the problem persists, post exact specs (CPU, RAM, disk type, OS build) and the measured symptoms so responders can give targeted advice. The maintenance-minded posts by and point in the right direction — combine careful measurement with safe maintenance rather than chasing “miracle” tricks.

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http://youtube.com/v/KdFrSe1d92A

Does this really work??

I reckon only if your computer can handle going that fast!!

Otherwise it will only go AS FAST AS ITS ABLE!!!

Looks interesting though.

EDIT:

People are reporting it DOES WORK!

http://youtube.com/watch?v=KdFrSe1d92A

Lol. I suspect that's not the best method of speeding up your computer. I think it may cause some undesirable side effects ;)

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Ya some it may i suppose..... (Like XP SP3 causes issues ONLY IN SOME MACHINES)

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Anyone who watches this and believes there's any truth to it....send me $500 and I will GUARANTEE to make you more attractive to women!!

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Ya some it may i suppose..... (Like XP SP3 causes issues ONLY IN SOME MACHINES)

Well i imagine that a slow computer can be attributed to a bottleneck in the default software clock speeds. But I don't think this is the norm, and usually most computers are bottlenecked by their CPU and hardware bus speeds (not to mention the worst bottleneck of all, your harddrive). If it even does change the software clock speeds, this would likely cause syncronization issues with software written that relies on these clock speeds to be something reasonable.

Nice name btw. Im a fan of the big lebowski.

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Nice name btw. Im a fan of the big lebowski.

Ah man!!

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I'm always using the following programs to speed up my pc:

> SmartDefrag
> CCleaner
> TuneXP
> RegSeeker

And the best of it is: they're all free !!!;)

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Apart from Smartdefrag and CCleaner, i use PCmaid, have been using it since two yrs...has worked wonders in optimizing(lol i mean clearing) for better performance :P

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