Overclocking a processor is an increase in the speed of its operation without making any changes to its design due to a potential decrease in operating reliability. It will allow you to "feel" all the power of your system, with little effort.
Instructions
Step 1
Overclocking the processor is easy. This is a very responsible business that requires attention and full concentration on this process.
When the computer boots up, you will be shown which key you need to press to gain access to the "BIOS" for example: "Press F10 for panel of Bios"
Step 2
Go to the “Jump Free Configuration” section, which includes standard settings such as:
Set “Ai Overclock Tuner” to “Manual”, otherwise you won't be able to overclock the system
“CPU Ratio Setting” is a multiplier, use the maximum
“FSB Strap North Bridge” - the frequency of the system bus in its standard (available for correction from 100 to 200MHz, which means that the system bus is capable of detecting frequencies from 700 to 1500MHz, use 1233MHz)
"FSB Frequency" - shows the frequency of the system bus, increasing which gives you a performance boost
"DRAM Frequency" - all the necessary dividers are located here, which set the ratio of the RAM frequency to the system bus frequency
“DRAM Tim Control” - this menu includes control of “timings” (timing - speed of access to memory cells), most often 5-5-5-15 timing is used.
Step 3
To increase the processor frequency, increase the “FSB Frequency” value, but do not increase it immediately by 200 or 300 MHz, this should be done gradually: we increased it by 30, looked at how the other settings have changed. While increasing the FSB frequency, the frequency of the RAM will also increase! Set the usual “FSB” frequencies to 1393MHz (330MHz), so that in the process it would show a 1: 1 division.
Step 4
Monitor the processor temperature, go to “Hardware monitoring”. All temperature changes during the acceleration process will be indicated there.
After that, feel free to change the parameter configurations as you please.
Forcibly set the PCI-E bus parameters to 103 MHz, “FSB Strap to Nor Bridge” to 350 MHz, FSB Frequency to 312, which should give us a frequency of 2876 MHz.
Step 5
Next, make the 3 gigahertz mark. The bus value is at 333MHz, which, in relation to a multiplier of 10, gives you 3333MHz. In this case, set the memory value to the maximum, this is 800, 7 MHz. Reboot the system again!
Step 6
After you will see that the performance of the system, and most importantly the processor, has increased. Use it for "health"! Good luck!
