Lesson 03: Overclocking related settings in the BIOS - AMD CPU Overclocking

From www.homepcbuilder.com - In this lesson we are going to cover all of the overclocking related settings in the BIOS. Then we will set all of the frequency, multiplier and voltage settings to default so we are in full control. Last we will learn how to save the BIOS settings to a profile we can reload at a later time.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• CPU multiplier
• CPU Northbridge
• HT Link
• DRAM voltage

[maheshtanay]

when i unlock my cores x2 to x4..cpu temp is increasing upto 60++. like temp 1 - 55 C, temp2 - 70 to 80, temp3 - 106C............y..nd how to check my cpu temp..any software for tat......im using speedfan software for checking temp... pls reply me...

[hpcbdvd]

@maheshtanay Do a google search for core temp. It shows the temperature for each CPU core along with the cpu model, the speed its running at, its revision and more.

[maheshtanay]

i dint find lesson no 5 video....

[hpcbdvd]

@maheshtanay Lesson 5 of this series is not here on the YouTube. You can it on the site listed in this videos description.

[maheshtanay]

i have only X15 cpu clock ratio...i cant increase more than 15..why it is showing only 15 and u got above 15..how it is..?

[hpcbdvd]

@maheshtanay Your CPU being limited to a 15x multiplier means that you don't have a Black edition CPU that can increase to any multiplier. You can still overclock the CPU however. Lessons 4 and 5 show you how using reference clock increases. You can get the full set of videos on the site listed in this videos description.

[maheshtanay]

ya i installed core temp but its showing cpu temp (0)?...like this....i think tat software cannot monitoring cpu temp........im using speedfan software..

[hpcbdvd]

@thehaker517 That is OK. This video shows the overclocking sections of several BIOS's. As long as you have a section with the overclocking related settings you can overclock your CPU.

[thehaker517]

i don't have mb inteligent tweaker listed pls help

[hpcbdvd]

@drobinray Its not about seeing what someone else did and trying to do the same on your computer. There is a process you have to follow. The videos show you the process. You need to watch them all.