When overclocking, you want to go slow and steady. Don't go to a super high speed as fast as you can. You increase the clock speed and voltage until it starts becoming unstable, then you back down a bit.
im wondering why i have been using a profile with the cpu overclocked to 4.2 and voltage decreased to 1.25 this whole week without problems, but i cant even get close to that using bios overclock , whats the differente? im noob in this matter
A full spec list would be helpful.
What type of issues are you having? Is it unstable, and crashing as soon as you hit windows?
sorry i forgot it
ryzen 3600
b450m ds3h
16gb ram 3200
Im testing the stability with a software called OCCT and i'm having multiple errors during the test, but if i overclock with ryzen master i have 0 problems with an even heavier OC.
-with ryzen master i tried 4.2ghz - 1.25v no problems (30min test)
-with bios overclock 3.9ghz with stock voltage i have errors right at the beggining of the test and if i set it to 4ghz windows crash after a couple minutes.
So basically all i want to know is why is that difference, my pc have been working the whole week at 4.2hz with an undervolt smootly, why cant i set the same overclock on bios?