shoot for the moon
well not having tried the volt mod yet, I'm not speaking from experience. But it seems to me that your suggested approach has alot more risk. Yes it's more work to bring it up in increments, but that could be fixed as well. A Dip switch could be used in the mod so that you mod once and adjust forever... just be sure to draw a config table as to not confuse the settings. Personally i like the Idea of a little momentary switch (tactile switch) and a built in volt meter. But there are too many things to finish first.
Not having enough information, it would be possible to exceed the required voltage for the speed your chip maxes out at. More power means faster degridation so a just a little more than I need approach would yeild best performance along with maximum lifespan at those clock speeds.
It would all depend on what you hope to achieve and how long you want to acheive it for.
well not having tried the volt mod yet, I'm not speaking from experience. But it seems to me that your suggested approach has alot more risk. Yes it's more work to bring it up in increments, but that could be fixed as well. A Dip switch could be used in the mod so that you mod once and adjust forever... just be sure to draw a config table as to not confuse the settings. Personally i like the Idea of a little momentary switch (tactile switch) and a built in volt meter. But there are too many things to finish first.
Not having enough information, it would be possible to exceed the required voltage for the speed your chip maxes out at. More power means faster degridation so a just a little more than I need approach would yeild best performance along with maximum lifespan at those clock speeds.
It would all depend on what you hope to achieve and how long you want to acheive it for.