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overclocking my cpu

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apart from base clock core ratio and voltage what other settings do i need to change and what do these settings do 

How do we help u without specs.

 

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Its like pulling teeth. 

 

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Just focus on ratio and cpu manual voltage. Increase ur multiplyer one by one until the system isnt stable then add .05 more v each time until its stable but remember to watch temps and keep the voltage under 1.3 

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Just focus on ratio and cpu manual voltage. Increase ur multiplyer one by one until the system isnt stable then add .05 more v each time until its stable but remember to watch temps and keep the voltage under 1.3 

does ring ratio or ring frequency matter

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