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is msi h310m gaming plus overclockable

Kenny1212
By Kenny1212
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well , i just don't understand because they said that h310 chipset is not overclockable but they have overclock setting in bios setting plz help

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No, you will want a Z370/Z390 motherboard for overclocking. The H310 motherboards are more suited to the Pentium CPUs, not the unlocked Core i5/Core i7 "K" CPUs.

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If you want a steamy hot motherboard go ahead and overclock it.

Giving you the option to do something doesn't mean its good.

Don't do it.

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7 minutes ago, lervayy said:

If you want a steamy hot motherboard go ahead and overclock it.

Giving you the option to do something doesn't mean its good.

Don't do it.

The option is listed there, but no matter what you change, it does nothing. It's only there because companies are too lazy to make a BIOS without the same settings for all of them.

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It's not overcklocable, those ovc settings are for ram settings, voltages and locked multipliers (41 max in my case for a i5 8400). I've got one myself.

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1 hour ago, Spotty said:

No, you will want a Z370/Z390 motherboard for overclocking. The H310 motherboards are more suited to the Pentium CPUs, not the unlocked Core i5/Core i7 "K" CPUs.

thanks

 

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1 hour ago, lervayy said:

If you want a steamy hot motherboard go ahead and overclock it.

Giving you the option to do something doesn't mean its good.

Don't do it. 

thanks

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1 hour ago, fasauceome said:

The option is listed there, but no matter what you change, it does nothing. It's only there because companies are too lazy to make a BIOS without the same settings for all of them.

thanks

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1 hour ago, EspinalAndres said:

It's not overcklocable, those ovc settings are for ram settings, voltages and locked multipliers (41 max in my case for a i5 8400). I've got one myself.

thanks

 

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2 hours ago, Spotty said:

No, you will want a Z370/Z390 motherboard for overclocking. The H310 motherboards are more suited to the Pentium CPUs, not the unlocked Core i5/Core i7 "K" CPUs.

so MSI Z370 PC PRO can overclock right ?

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3 hours ago, Kenny1212 said:

so MSI Z370 PC PRO can overclock right ?

Yes. You will need a CPU that is overclockable. The "K" CPUs

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On 12/7/2018 at 2:25 AM, Spotty said:

Yes. You will need a CPU that is overclockable. The "K" CPUs

Thanks! I have i5 8600k 

 

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