In general, the average computer user would not know enough about the computer to safely over-clock it. They would be more likely to overheat or kill components of their systems than to get any noticeable benefit. Also, often computers straight from the manufacturers do not come with a heatsink (internal fan) that would be strong enough to effectively cool the processor if it were to be overclocked.
overclocking
By using the manufacturers servicing schedule and manufacturers recommended oil filters and parts.
It could overheat or have process errors
Yitou can. But its not recommended. It wont run right. Stick with the manufacturers recommended weight.
It's called "overclocking".
Overclocking can permanently damage your systems hardware if you overclock to much. It is normally the heat that kills your computer in a nutshell. Overclocking should only be done after doing your research.
If you are asking about mixing different color or manufacturers coolants, it is not recommended.
Computer chips
The only way to increase the processor speed is by overclocking. Through overclocking, you can increase the overall speed of the processor.
A system overclocks when the voltage is changed manually by the user. Due to this overclocking, there is a high risk for every component of the system, mostly, the processor.. The processor gets over heated soon and the system resets or throws errors..In my point of view, its recommended not to change the voltage specification of the system..
Information on overclocking can be found on Webopedia, Lifehacker, Wikihow, and Yahoo! Voices. Many other websites also contain information on what overclocking is, how to overclock a PC, etc, or one could find information on the subject in some libraries.
There is a huge quantity of PC hardware manufacturers including Dell, Toshiba and Asus. One can easily find a list of hardware manufacturers and could possibly even find the one the most recommended or most popular.