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BLCK overclock with software

ben89
By ben89
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Hello,

In Bios with strap 100 / 125 / 166 / 250 is possible but how can i overclock with software and increase the blck lets say from 100 to 125 ?

Whatever came with your motherboard is good.

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I think the BCLK is used to as a whole timing system for ram speeds and communication. Changing the BCLK can upset this and so this is why we change multipliers instead of the base clock frequency.

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Whatever came with your motherboard is good.

 

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I think the BCLK is used to as a whole timing system for ram speeds and communication. Changing the BCLK can upset this and so this is why we change multipliers instead of the base clock frequency.

 

Yes i know that but is there no way to do not change other hardware but only the bclk for the cpu? I mean as you can see on the screen it is on 128 MHZ and everything else is still at 100MHZ

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Yes i know that but is there no way to do not change other hardware but only the bclk for the cpu? I mean as you can see on the screen it is on 128 MHZ and everything else is still at 100MHZ

What board do you have? Then use the software it came with from their website.

Well actually do everything in the BIOS. Software is absolutely rubbish. Software is last resort if you don't want to use the BIOS for whatever reason.

BCLK also affects the RAM as well. Check this see if it has increased clocks.

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What board do you have? Then use the software it came with from their website.

Well actually do everything in the BIOS. Software is absolutely rubbish. Software is last resort if you don't want to use the BIOS for whatever reason.

BCLK also affects the RAM as well. Check this see if it has increased clocks.

http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/SABERTOOTH_Z97_MARK_1/

 

Check the wesbite there is no software for overclocking :D

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Check the wesbite there is no software for overclocking :D

 

you just said

 

but how can i overclock with software...

 

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http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/SABERTOOTH_Z97_MARK_1/

Check the wesbite there is no software for overclocking :D

I beg to differ.

http://support.asus.com/download.aspx?SLanguage=en&p=1&s=45&m=SABERTOOTH+Z97+MARK+1&os=&hashedid=UtzHK2rP7dQt6eUA

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Where is the software, you mean ai suite III ? This includes no software for overclocking.

Are you serious? Ai Suite 3 contains the OC utilities. Now I can't check for you since last time I used Ai suite was on z77 which had version 2.

Poke around and see if you can find it. It can't be that hard.

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Are you serious? Ai Suite 3 contains the OC utilities. Now I can't check for you since last time I used Ai suite was on z77 which had version 2.

Poke around and see if you can find it. It can't be that hard.

 

No it does not contain the oc utilities that is the problem.

 

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/192982-has-anyone-the-asus-sabertooth-z97-mark-1-and-could-help-me/

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Google (motherboard name here) utilities.

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