sandbox242 :
jossrik :
You might have to OC through software while windows is running. Give that a shot, I know, it sux, but on some boards that weren't specifically made for overclocking, that's the only way to do it. Personally, not that familiar with that particular board.
It must be a pretty new board 'cause i can't find a whole lot of information on it. I think it has OC GENIE. You think i should try that? 'cause i don't feel like looking into overclocking software right now. I was hoping to juts be able to overclock it straight out of the box.
I'd say give that a shot, if all it does is overclock the BCLK then you prolly need to hit up the software end of it. I have a gimped ASUS P8P68 LE motherboard that's crap for overclocking, you have almost no control over anything, but technically, you can overclock, so they do throw that in even if you have to gimp it they can say you can overclock. But ya, that's a new chipset board and everything, it won't take long before they're coming out with bios updates though and word gets around on how to do stuff with it.