Question How to overclock my CPU with a motherboard that DOESN'T support CPU overclocking?

[Senbonzakura_miku]

Another topic just like this was previously created by someone else but too old (2010), and at end no one mentioned how to do it.
So, now, after 9 years , how to do it?
Please don't suggest me getting a new mobo.
If i wanted to, i wouldn't wait and waste my time. I know this isn't an easy work, but if it needs to change motherboard ROM chip's molecular atom arrangements, i would do it.
It's about all software or hardware? Or both?
Needs soldering, adding extra parts..?

 

[scallumal]

You can't over clock on a non oc capable board maybe bclk but i doubt it

 

[Senbonzakura_miku]

You can't over clock on a non oc capable board maybe bclk but i doubt it

I don't think changing base clock do anything, let me try.

 

[Senbonzakura_miku]

I don't think changing base clock do anything, let me try.

Didn't find it only cpu sa and others, increased by 3-4 mhz, what should this value do!?

 

[Senbonzakura_miku]

We need detailed info and help if somebody knows something.
I can't believe, i could do it on even most potato smartphones, PCs should have a wider workspace, like editing bios and like this.

 

[NightHawkRMX]

You don't.

If your motherboard does not allow for overclocking, you cannot change frequency.
If you wanted to overclock you should have bought a z series motherboard.

Editing base clock shouldn't do anything on a b250 board.

 

[BFG-9000]

Funny thing is, back before 2010 many OEM machines such as Dell, HP or Lenovo were overclockable, just by pad or pin-modding the CPU to a different stock FSB.

What happened? They got rid of the FSB, and BCLK overclocking has the same issues that motherboards did 20 years ago without AGP/PCI locks, namely that you quickly run into other limitations such as corruption of the disks or the sound/video failing. All this so they could charge extra for special unlocked-multiplier CPUs and selectable-multiplier chipsets, for market-segmentation.

 

[NightHawkRMX]

Ik a lot of people taped pinks on their q6600s and locked them at 3ghz.

You likely can base clock oc on a non-k motherboard, but you shouldnt ever as bfg stated above.