Glad it helped!!!

Will do!

Yes, you can shut down the computer and reset the bios. This is what anyone who pushes the system too far has to do as well. It's a complete refresh to any changes made in the bios.

I just ordered the EK elite 360 AIO. It's a $200 cooler and I'm excited to see the difference than air. I will def look into Cooler Masters sub-zero.

@@simplerudd9235 Big Nice great vid btw, the first easy to understand video about over clocking iv seen 😁

Thank you!

At the moment all I'm testing is cpu coolers. I will however be sure to always show the process and programs used!

Make sure you press F10 to save the bios. If your overclocking passed the turbo then you should disable it. Also check to make sure your temps are good.

You can, I would bump it up slowly. Try 38, then 4 and so on. You might gets passed 45, or you might not make it there.

@@simplerudd9235 awesome thanks dude also I try to set the ram speed two 3200mhz but it doesn’t keep that speed after I save it it goes back to 2133mhz. I have gskills 3200mhz ram sticks any idea why

Mine did that as well, then it just randomly worked. I wish I had more info than that lol. I'm still learning all of this as well and trying to pass down my experiences.

Thanks for the support!

Thats gonna depend on the rest of the system. I would say you want a good 200w dedicated to just the cpu. If you are running 12th gen Intel and you are overclocking, you will want closer to 300w for the cpu.

I've never attempted overclocking a laptop. Might have to dig out the ol Dell and see if I can lol.

The steps shown in the video is all I did for overclocking. It's locked into 5.1 all core.

How are your temps on the CPU? Could just have a heat issue or a voltage issue. There's also a chance that the CPU just can't hit it. Some people hit the CPU lottery and can hit ridiculous speeds, while others can't overclock.

@@simplerudd9235 What i have seen the highest temps i got on it with 100% load was up to about 76 degrees, i havent tryiet to do a stress test, because i didn know how or what program to use lol. i got a tower cooler, its a Be Quiet dark rock pro 4.. But when gaming it dosent use over 40% CPU usage, most of the time its under 25% even in Red Dead Redemtion online.. The only game its running highest in is Warhammer vermintide 2.. But when gaming its runs about 50 degrees + -, I just read about something in BIOS callet "RING DOWN BIN", there makes the CPU runs 2-300mhz under the core clock, but what i can read about disabling it, is not a good idear because then the cache ratio, can go nuts and run up to about the same as the core clock and make the system to shut down.. I dont think its a temp problem i have, but im not shure? But i always over watch the temp and other things when gaming, i use the msi afterburner, But i have a Asus RTX 3060 12gb OC graphic card with 2 fans, But cant get the Asus Gpu tweak 2 program to show it when gaming lol, so thats why i use the Msi afterburner. I got a diesent air flow with my 3 Noctua 3000rpm 140mm fans, 2 in front and 1 back, and my kabinet is a Be Quiet pure base 500DX TG, its a little loud when gaming but i dont here it with my headset on, and not mutch when racing in Wreckfest with speakers, But after i got the 3000rpm fans and kabinet, and set the Gpu fans to run faster with lower temps, my GPU gets max about 61 degrees with about the 99% load, i have overclockt my GPU to the max, and 110% watts, from stuck when i got the GPU it was set to run the fans at 100% when the temp got to about 85 degrees i think it was, but it never got that high in temps, but about 75 degrees before, dont know why Asus set the stuck setting like that? But thanks for the reply Simple Rudd, greatings from Denmark, thats why my english writing is like it is lol...

@@andersfiltenborgjensen1266 your English is better than a lot of Americans I know lol. It is odd that it won't hit the 5ghz. Do you have the voltage on auto?

@@simplerudd9235 Thanks lol. Yes the CPU voltage is on Auto i just tjekket.. Yes its odd, but it have something to do with that "RING DOWN BIN" setting there makes it run the 200mhz lower, i have to read some more about it, before disabling it.. But i have also read something about its better to manual overclocking, instead of using OC tuning 1 or 2.. But i havent tryet yet.. Because i have used the most of my day on setting my pc up again, because i thougt there was a failure in the system, there made it shut down, so i reset the pc, but after i saw your video i know for shure it was because of my OC settings, All cores set to 52 in bios that it didn like, i know now because it shown the same picture when it shut down, like in your video lol, all that time i had wasted, stupid me lol.. But before i set the core ratio in bios, i had played some days with the same settings inside the AI suite 3 program, but was tired off setting it on every time i was starting my pc, lacy me lol. But in there it was working the few days, but maby its auto adjust the voltage in there, but i didn notice what voltage it was running on, but in the AI suite 3 program i know for sure the voltage is set on default, because i did not dare to totch it lol..

@@andersfiltenborgjensen1266 sounds like you're learning a lot! Keep tuning, you'll be a pro in no time.

You could keep the single core where it's at and lower the multi core mhz. Lower it little by little until you pass. There's also a chance that you may be able to keep the higher mhz with better cooling.

@@simplerudd9235 oh awesome I didn't even know you could do that. I'm going to try it today. Thanks m8!

Good luck!

@@simplerudd9235 do you know what the setting name is? having trouble finding it.

@@user-bq4xc2yy3m You will most likely need to go into advanced. However you can try by de-clocking by 100mhz first and see if your problem is resolved.

All CPU are sadly not equal. Some can push to 5.3 all core where other's can't be OC'd much passed stock. I would try leaving the voltage at auto. Make sure you aren't overheating. Then try to OC 100mhz at a time. You may have better luck leaving all core lower and pushing your first core harder.

@@simplerudd9235 or ok I’ll try that but will that make a performance difference in game or it’s not better than setting all core

@@simplerudd9235 and at what temp is overheating mine is averaging around 75-80 air cooler

@@F34RALI Single core performance will still improve game play. Intel even let's the single core turbo boost higher in some cpus because of this. Those temps seem fine, so its just goin to come down to how much time you want to spend OCing.

@@simplerudd9235 oh ok thank you so I can like put core 1 at 5 and see if it loads and leave the rest to like 49 and see if it’s stable and it will be a improvement

What board are you using? Also make sure you are going into advanced settings.

@@simplerudd9235 im using Hp's UEFI bios

Im on an all in one

Also im fairly sure i cant even overclock anyways becaude of hp's limitations on laptop based motherboards and processors

@@Feedbacker17 HP and Dell are both pretty anti OC. I don't think the cooling on an all one would be able to handle the extra heat even if it could OC.