Overclocking is overclocking the power of your computer. Although Overclocking is quite a complicated process, today you don't need to be a professional or a very experienced user to overclock your computer's performance and power. The easiest way to do this is in the BIOS. For beginners, overclocking a computer in BIOS has several advantages. There is no need to install any separate programs. Everything is quite simple and straightforward.
Necessary
A computer running an operating system
Instructions
Step 1
Before overclocking your computer, you will need to turn on the speed of the cooling fans to maximum. Overclocking computer components significantly increases their temperature, and to avoid problems, you need to ensure the maximum level of cooling.
Step 2
Turn on your computer and press the DEL key continuously. You will be taken to the BIOS menu. Find the line "POWER", select it and press "Enter". In the menu that appears, select the "HARDWARE MONITOR" tab, then the "SMART FAN MODE" tab. Cooler operating modes will appear. Select the "PERFOMANCE" mode. Then go to the main BIOS menu and click "save end exit". Wait for your computer to restart. Now the coolers on the computer are running at maximum speed.
Step 3
After that, go to BIOS again, as described above. Select the "ADVANCED" line, then go to the "Jamper Freconfigyration" tab, then select the "Over clocker options" menu. A menu will appear in which you can select the percentage of overclocking the computer processor. It is highly discouraged to choose an indicator over 15%. The maximum rate is 30%. But to overclock your computer by 30%, you need special cooling with a large heatsink and a powerful cooler. If you don't have one, stop at 15%. After selecting the overclocking indicator, go to the main BIOS menu and click on the "save end exit" command. The computer will reboot and when it starts up, it will work already in overclocked mode.
Step 4
Now test your computer to see if it can work in this mode. Run several programs running at the same time. Better yet, a video game. Run the computer at maximum load. If it does not hang and does not reboot for no reason, then this overclocking parameter is optimal. Otherwise, decrease the overclocking percentage from 15 to 10 percent.
