What term is used for running your processor at a speed that is higher than the rated clock speed for that processor?

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Overclocking

Manufacturers of processors will guarantee a specific rated clock speed for their processors. At your own risk, it is possible to run your processor at a faster rate, a process that is known as overclocking.

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