Laptop Overclock Linux

[Ataxion]

I want to overclock my linux laptop and before you say that laptops are not meant to overclock this laptop I tested and ran a stress test for over 20 minutes at 100% cpu utilization the cpu didn't go below base clock and temps stayed below 80c so I want to squeeze as much performance as possible so probably the highest clock it can go without throttling at 100% cpu utlitization. So after reading all this I am going to ask my question how can I do so with an app or through the terminal?

[TheBean]

then do it... seems like you already tested it to make sure there is headroom. But I would run a test for >1 hour using aida64 AND firestrike to do a combined test. 

[Ataxion]

1 minute ago, Saksham said:

then do it... seems like you already tested it to make sure there is headroom. But I would run a test for >1 hour using aida64 AND firestrike to do a combined test. 

Oh sorry I forgot to ask the question my actual question was how to do the overclock

[svmlegacy]

27 minutes ago, Ataxion said:

Oh sorry I forgot to ask the question my actual question was how to do the overclock

Most laptops cannot. Generally BIOS overclocking is what is used in Linux.

[Ataxion]

2 minutes ago, svmlegacy said:

Most laptops cannot. Generally BIOS overclocking is what is used in Linux.

In the video about the graphics card amd wouldnt sell linus overcloked the graphics card using an app isnt there an app like that but for cpu overclocking