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Ryzen 1800x not overclocking on Gigabyte X470 Ultra MOBO

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Hi Guys,

 

I am kinda stuck on a issue here. I am unable to overclock my CPU from BIOS. This is the first time I am doing this. I have updated BIOS to latest version from Gigabyte Support which is version F-50. I am running on XMP profile of 3200 Mhz. As soon as I edit CPU Clock ratio to 40 which is 4.00 Ghz, BIOS became unstable after reboot and suggested to set defaults. I dont understand why is this and what is the solution.

 

MOBO :  Gigabyte x470 Aorus Ultra

CPU : Ryzen 1800x @3.6 Ghz and boost 4.0 Ghz

RAM : Trident 3200 Mhz

 

Any help is much appreciated.

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you will also need to adjust the voltage if you are going to push it to 4ghz.. likely need between 1.325 - 1.375v to be stable at 4ghz.

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Thank you for the quick response and Yes I understand that. However the options to adjust that are not appearing under Advanced Voltage settings. I am unable to edit the Cpuvcore at all. I don't know what to do now. Attached images

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