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I have been noticing from the LG Mobile sponsored video that people are generally more negative towards the sponsored videos whether they fit into the potential buyer segment or not. Linus has been a bit biased towards LG from those ultrawide monitor days and if I am not wrong LG had the most sponsored videos on LTT. I have never been offended by it or have never seen them hiding facts in the sponsored videos. Today's Chevy Volt video is awesome but due to the negativity surrounding the issue with Tesla and some people blindly thinking that this is a Chevy ad are reacting super negatively towards the video and in a tweet LTT confirmed they wont be doing more videos in this segment I personally don't mind the sponsored videos and am a Fan of LG for the TVs and don't mind them. Regarding Tesla? I want to hear the other side of the argument as well. What are your thoughts? Ps. If anyone from LMG is watching this, you guys rock. You are the only channel with quality content even during the lock down with no one releasing anything new. Keep rocking guys.

Thank you How have the times changed. My potato from 2014 used to do everything it said, boost to 3.6 or go all core 3.6 based on the BIOS. Now even if it looks like I have set the ratio and it is saved the CPU just wont listen.

@TofuHaroto @Mateyyy First post. Got it will use the mentions going forward.

Hey @Mateyyy, Agreed but that's the only thing in my budget and I'll look into the other options you mentioned. Thanks @TofuHaroto, I felt the thermal throttling might be an issue but the CPU is usually below 50 and hits 70s in games. Only Prime95 took it close to 100s. It works fine and I don't want to mess with the BCLK anyways so I will look for the MCE orelse I will leave it be.

Hi TofuHaroto, Thanks for the reply. But there is no option in the BIOS. Also not a single core is hitting 4.6GHz, is this normal? my old 4570 used to atleast hit 3.6 on a single core even in regular workloads. This thing isn't even looking to go beyond 4.4Ghz.

Before you go nuclear on me for not using a Z series motherboard, hear me out. I got the kf for A$315 and all the Z series motherboards are expensive than the processor. I am not much of an overclocker and went with an m-atx motherboard that fits my requirements MSI MAG b365m mortar. I upgraded from an i5-4570 and an MSI B85M-E65. If I wanted to gain any additional performance on the 4570 I used to set the multiplier to its max boost of 36 and all cores would boost to 36. I looked at the manual for B365M and it had a similar setting and more over this is an unlocked processor so I thought this would be straight forward and looks like it isn't. The motherboard has a base clock of 99.9 and I am hitting around 4250 all core and I have never seen a single core go beyond 4400 even with Cinebench R20 single core. So I wanted to try my old trick and set the multiplier to 46 but none of the cores boost to that frequency. If I disable tubro boost and set core ratio fixed then the multiplier max number is 43. Is there anything I am missing or its just meant to be like this?