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Most ryzen chips you pretty much cant OC very much, besides PBO and voltage tuning, there is not much you can do to the CPU itself. 2600x was pretty much limited to 4.0 ghz, rarely able to do a all core to 4.1 to 4.2.

Hi I have a ryzen 5 2600x paired with a asus b450m plus gaming motherboard yet I cant seem to figure out how to oc with it any help would be much appreciated 

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Most ryzen chips you pretty much cant OC very much, besides PBO and voltage tuning, there is not much you can do to the CPU itself. 2600x was pretty much limited to 4.0 ghz, rarely able to do a all core to 4.1 to 4.2.

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In the BIOS, you'd go to the AI tuner or AI overclock menu (whatever it is named on this particular board) and you'd change the clock speed settings and voltage in there.

 

As @Shimejii mentioned, if PBO is enabled the CPU is probably near its fullest potential. Although, I've noticed the setting is often rather buried in some esoteric menus. 

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Draws 400 watts under max load, for reference.

 

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