ASUS H81M-k Overclocking with Intel G3258 cpu

[williamseattle]

Hey I got a problem figuring out how to Overclocking On a ASUS H81m-k MB with Intel G3258 Cpu ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMYGrAOF64s

 

[Rocking Durgesh]

Overclocking is step by Step method, you can't go directly on some frequency and voltages and prey it to be stable. ... First Download the CPU stability testing software prime95 from here :
http://www.mersenne.org/download/
Use Hwmonitor to monitor your temps. Don't overclock by any software because overclocking is not the thing that can be done by software. First set the XMP memory profile(if exists) enabled to set your RAM correctly. Then Go in BIOS and find the CPU clock ratio, this is the multiplier setting. It starts at a multi of A (some no.)xB(BCLK)(normal factory settings) to give you A Gigahertz. So up it .5 at a time and boot to os and test with P95 for stability and monitor your temps. Do this for approximately 20 minutes. If it passes raise the multi another .5 and try again. You'll get to a point where either P95 won't pass or your temp will gone so high. If the temps gone high you'll have to stop and work on cooling. If P95 fails then go to the Advanced voltage section in bios and add some volts to the CPU VCore . Stay in offset and just add a bit by tapping on the "+" key and test again.
If your temp goes really high them you have to stop and keep it to cooling. A step will arrive when your P95 never pass or temp immediately go high. Them you have to stop overclocking and you get your extreme speed of your processor. ....

 

[williamseattle]

Overclocking is step by Step method, you can't go directly on some frequency and voltages and prey it to be stable. ... First Download the CPU stability testing software prime95 from here :
http://www.mersenne.org/download/
Use Hwmonitor to monitor your temps. Don't overclock by any software because overclocking is not the thing that can be done by software. First set the XMP memory profile(if exists) enabled to set your RAM correctly. Then Go in BIOS and find the CPU clock ratio, this is the multiplier setting. It starts at a multi of A (some no.)xB(BCLK)(normal factory settings) to give you A Gigahertz. So up it .5 at a time and boot to os and test with P95 for stability and monitor your temps. Do this for approximately 20 minutes. If it passes raise the multi another .5 and try again. You'll get to a point where either P95 won't pass or your temp will gone so high. If the temps gone high you'll have to stop and work on cooling. If P95 fails then go to the Advanced voltage section in bios and add some volts to the CPU VCore . Stay in offset and just add a bit by tapping on the "+" key and test again.
If your temp goes really high them you have to stop and keep it to cooling. A step will arrive when your P95 never pass or temp immediately go high. Them you have to stop overclocking and you get your extreme speed of your processor. ....

This is where im looking-First set the XMP memory profile(if exists) enabled to set your RAM correctly. Then Go in BIOS and find the CPU clock ratio, this is the multiplier setting. It starts at a multi of A (some no.)xB(BCLK)(normal factory settings) to give you A Gigahertz.

I do have a XMP Default setting. The clock Ratio goes either all cores or singles and caps out at 32 no higher.

Current state is MB wont go higher with current bios update and cant go past 32 for multiplier but i did find this program
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?DwnldID=24075&lang=eng and it looks good !

 

[Rocking Durgesh]

Actually I am on mobile phone. I will switch to my pc and tell you. ...

 

[williamseattle]

Actually I am on mobile phone. I will switch to my pc and tell you. ...

Ok hey thanks im new to all this and a lot help will be great !