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In essence, you might only get about 100mhz out of it. Don't expect any more, Haswell can't really be OCed via BCLK.

You cant it doesn't have an unlocked multiplier. If it doesn't have a k you cant overclock it.

It can only be overclocked through the base which isn't the best since it can throw timings out for the other components in the system

there is only 1 way for you to overclock a non k skew, and that is using the base clock method. in your bios there should be a base clock of 100 (normally) change that and the frequency will go up but so will the frequency of your ram, so when you do this change the ram back to near its clock speed if not slightly less. this isnt guaranteed to work

Since it's a non K processor the multiplier is locked, the base clock is the only thing you can change on it. However doing so effects the PCI-E, RAM, and all the other components tied into it since the base clock is what regulates a large portion of the system. This is why it's usually not recommended to do base overclocking in most situations.