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GIGABYTE H81N overclocking

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Hello everyone

I know ASUS and MSI released new BIOS es for non Z chipsets (H81,B85...) that allows overclocking especially for the Pentium G3258 anniversary edition

It is the board that i am gonna buy for a mini itx build Gigabyte GA-H81N http://ca.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4819#ov

But in Gigabyte's site there isn't any new driver for this board.

I found a video, it shows the BIOS for Gigabyte H81 AMP-UP you can adjust multiplier and ram timings but not the FSB.

 

The real question is that

Is H81N board allows me to overclock ?

 

and sorry for my bad English :(

 

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I would assume, that if they have not released a bios update it, it will be coming.

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You will be able to when the BIOS will be released.

You don't really have to play around with FSB.

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