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Ryzen 5 2400g not responding To Bois GFX Clock Changes

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Hello, this is my first post on this forum, (I hope I did it right!). I got a pre-built from micro center the other day, and its a Powerspec (Microcenter's In-house brand) so there are no proprietary parts, and I am trying to overclock my cpu's (ryzen 5 2400g) integrated graphics. It comes with a Asrock motherboard (a320 HDV 4.0) and I set the GFX clock to 1300 and voltage to 1.18. But In gpu-z, when I run the render test It only clocks up to 1240mhz (yes, I am in sensors). This is my first time overclocking, and any help would be great. Thanks!

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A320 motherboards do not support BIOS overclocking, you can change the values but they default to standard values on boot. Have you tried any GPU OC software like afterburner?

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Oh ok. I have tried Ryzen master but it still didn't work. 

-Edit: I tried afterburner, but when I move the slide up from 1251(?) to 1300 and press apply, it moves back down to 1251 mhz.

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