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Hey all, I am trying to give my i3 4170 (that I just got today :D ) a bit of an OC. I know it has a locked multiplier so I want to increase the BLCK a bit to give a boost. The thing is, I can't find (anywhere) the setting to do so in the BIOS. I have all of the cores at Turbo clock 24/7, and when I go to change the CPU cache ratio or something like that, of course it won't let me over 37 (cuz it be locked). How do I go about doing this? I don't want to OC a lot, just a touch, so don't freak out. Please. Thanks in advance!

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Anyone? I can't seem to find anything in the BIOS still.

I think it's a 3rd party program that increases the BLCK.

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I think it's a 3rd party program that increases the BLCK.

AsRock's A-Tuning Utility? It doesn't have anything either.

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AsRock's A-Tuning Utility? It doesn't have anything either.

See if this works

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/111461-how-tooverclock-a-cpu-with-locked-multiplier/

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