Question 11400F Overclock?

[Kuono79]

How to increase power limit and where in bios, my motherboard is Gigabyte B560 M H, and the processor is i5 11400F, and is it of any use?

 

[kanewolf]

How to increase power limit and where in bios, my motherboard is Gigabyte B560 M H, and the processor is i5 11400F, and is it of any use?

You have a "B" motherboard and a locked CPU. Not really an "overclocking" combination ...
Why do you think your motherboard should have what you want ?

 

[Kuono79]

You have a "B" motherboard and a locked CPU. Not really an "overclocking" combination ...
Why do you think your motherboard should have what you want ?

I mean can i do Bclk overclock?

 

[kanewolf]

I mean can i do Bclk overclock?

I believe you need a Z motherboard rather than a B motherboard.

 

[Historical Fidelity]

on the 11th gen processors they locked out bclk oc on non k series chips. The chip firmware shuts down the chip if it senses bclk over the stock 100mhz

 

[Bazzy 505]

How to increase power limit and where in bios, my motherboard is Gigabyte B560 M H, and the processor is i5 11400F, and is it of any use?

11400F is a locked chip, the only way to overclock it is by overclocking whole system bus ( only possible on Z590), which meaning overclocking everything including PCI Express. This would greatly reduce overal system stability and peformance gains would be rather questionable at best. Increasing power limits will not do anything 11400F. All you can do with a chip like this is increase max all core boost time.

 

[Historical Fidelity]

11400F is a locked chip, the only way to overclock it is by overclocking whole system bus ( only possible on Z590), which meaning overclocking everything including PCI Express. This would greatly reduce overal system stability and peformance gains would be rather questionable at best. Increasing power limits will not do anything 11400F. All you can do with a chip like this is increase max all core boost time.

sorry y’all I had an incorrect bclk max value in my earlier post, just looked up the programmed no boot point for 11th gen processors and it’s bclk 103mhz so if you keep the bclk at 102.9mhz or below you can still bclk overclock. However I would suggest not doing that as it’s only 2.9% high frequency and you will get latency penalties.


https://www.techpowerup.com/review/...s,its default of 100 MHz on most motherboards.

 

[mrshadowstreet]

Hi. Solved?
If no. Try this one:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mevfrVGebWk
helped me somehow