BCLK Overclocking -- Unlock Free Performance From non K Intel CPU

[@PCTechHustle]

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[@netbat4399]

now it's under 500$ with i9 9900 & h110 mod bios

[@waltergonzalezpaz5995]

You should try adjusting your ram speed one step down, and increase your BCLK higher until your ram reach the speed it had earlier.

[@PCTechHustle]

Thanks for the input!

[@nigelphillips7454]

@@PCTechHustle hi how do i increase the BCLK frequency for unsupported cpu mine is hp core i7 1255u please reply me asap would mean a lot to me i liked and subscribed with this make pc think its overclocking but your not actually overclocking is that want you mean or

[@nigelphillips7454]

@@PCTechHustle hi how do i increase the BCLK frequency for unsupported cpu mine is hp core i7 1255u please reply me asap would mean a lot to me i liked and subscribed with this make pc think your overclocking but your not actually overclocking is that want you mean or and do i download a software for this for the bios

[@nigelphillips7454]

@@PCTechHustle hi how do i increase the BCLK frequency for unsupported cpu mine is hp core i7 1255u please reply me asap would mean a lot to me i liked and subscribed with this make pc think your overclocking but your not actually overclocking is that want you mean or and do i download a software for this for the bios

[@Berfs1]

One problem with this is, Kaby lake (7th gen) and newer have BCLK limited to 102.7 MHz, and you can't go higher. With 6th gen, there was a bug that allowed it but you needed an old BIOS. Sandy and Ivy Bridge (2nd and 3rd gen respectively), typical stable limit is 103-106, Haswell (4th gen) is 106-108, cant say for 5th gen. I have overclocked on 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 6th gen BCLK wise (several chips on each gen), so I can back those up.

[@PCTechHustle]

Good information! Thanks for sharing!

[@BroBytesBhai]

does this work with Z97?

[@Berfs1]

@@BroBytesBhai Z97 supports 4th and 5th gen CPUs, while Z87 only supports 4th gen, so you are looking at 106-108 MHz, give or take a few depending on your specific motherboard and CPU combination.

[@Gianniz27]

@@BroBytesBhai Z97 is no brainer. H97 is the question.

[@-00111]

Is there a way to overclock i5-2500K without the BIOS or intel XTU?

[@abou_alnoghair]

i remember trying both overclocking methods on my old athlon 64 x2 6000+ on sapphire 790gx mobo watercooled, by using multiplier & by using bclk....at same frequency i noticed that the bclk method was so much faster !, even on athlon x4 955....5ghz reached .........athlon 6000+, hd4870, codmw 2.....what golden days ..

[@miko8732]

On my old PC running a core 2 duo e7500, the stock frequency was 2.93 GHz, I managed to overclock it to 4.96 GHz on the stock cooler with no temperature or stability issues, this was just with BCLK, and I am going to attempt to overclock my i5 6500 to 4.51 GHz as that's the highest stable frequency people have managed to get it to run, although this time I will be installing a beefed up cooler, likely to be a water cooler.

[@PCTechHustle]

Nice!

[@miko8732]

@@PCTechHustle it was not, but I didn't have to buy a space heater because of it.

[@rolandczirbus3247]

227/5000 I would like to ask how much Vcore voltage is, and if i say 1.375V how safe it is in 24/7 operation. Because in BCLK overdrive the Vcore 1.375V voltage is fixed on the cores at idle and at max load What is the maximum Vcore without degradation, and that's how much power consumption is generated, idle and max load.Thank you!

[@alejandroleyva8628]

How can i overclock i5 10th gen ?

[@wilfreddy3871]

Did you do it locked?!?!

[@alexshortzzz]

i have xeon cpu i setted cpu ratio to 36 and when am checking ghz its stil 3.5ghz

[@PCTechHustle]

That could be something to do with it being a Xeon chip. But many are unlocked. Maybe try not to BCLK overclock and try the standard way and see what it nets you.

[@alexshortzzz]

@@PCTechHustle do u have discord or something so i csn text u? please

[@gdmya]

I use an i5 7400, it is mostly on par with that cpu so thanks for the help!

[@PCTechHustle]

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[@Arqzui]

Hey i have a question when i try to change the base clock and then apply my pc just shuts off how can i fix this problem

[@PCTechHustle]

It’s possible it might be too much. What is your pc specs?

[@Arqzui]

@@PCTechHustle I7 4790 16GB Ram GTX 1660 OC 500WATT PSU 128SSD 1000HDD Cooler master cpu cooler

[@Arqzui]

@@PCTechHustle and my mobo is the GIGABYTE Z87M-D3H

[@peternrdstrm]

Would this also work on 10th Gen inten, using a B- series motherboard?

[@PCTechHustle]

Only one way to find out!

[@songohan1119]

thanks dad really cool 👍

[@PCTechHustle]

Dang! I look that old?

[@pequesandoval1671]

Hey, I have a B460M Pro4S and the menus for the cpu are different and i’m not sure where to navigate, if you can do a video on how to navigate on that or explain how, I’d really appreciate it. Thanks!

[@MrSabram07]

Perfect this is exactly what I'm looking for thank you very much

[@PCTechHustle]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@Dylan-eh3kn]

Use Aida 64 and prime 95 then play a game for a couple of hours minimum 1-2 to test stability. Just running fire strike and cinebench doesn't cut it. Then you can run fire strike and heavens benchmark. I use Aida , prime , heaven, and run rainbow 6 for 6 hours straight to test stability. Also use hardware monitor to monitor temps so you don't cook your cpu

[@PCTechHustle]

Monolyphic I actually do mention to use stress testing apps to further assure stability. This was more a basic test to show you what a BCLK overclock can do.

[@robinkonig5828]

cook your cpu lmao its just gonna throttle if it gets over TJmax and thats not gonna happen with a tiny overclock like that

[@tau5843]

What about i9 10900f and B460 Pro (MS-7C88)

[@PCTechHustle]

I doubt you will have access to much since the motherboard will be pretty locked down but get in there and give it a shot!

[@NycedX]

Thank you! You've got a new subscriber :)

[@PCTechHustle]

Sweet! Thanks!!!

[@NycedX]

@@PCTechHustle Np :D

[@dionmiller8547]

You didn't explain whether or not you needed a Z chipset motherboard for this. Will this work for an H or B chipset motherboard?

[@PCTechHustle]

Dion Miller my fault! The Z chipset boards I believe are the only ones that have overclocking features or at least extensive features which I would recommend for attempting something like this.

[@Dylan-eh3kn]

From my knowledge you need a z board if you don't have a k series processor. If you have a k series a b or h series will do just check your vrms on the boards before buying and overclocking. Overclocking to much will overheat and potentially kill your cpu and motherboard. People usually buy z series because they want to push their clock speeds to the max.

[@Berfs1]

@@PCTechHustle Not exactly true, there are some H motherboards that have an external clock generator, I thinks some B motherboards too. But to be safe, almost all Z/X motherboards have overclocking capabilities.

[@Berfs1]

@@Dylan-eh3kn Not true. What decides if you can overclock through multiplier is the K, and what decides if you can overclock through BCLK is the motherboard.

[@mirapidd]

For about 2 years I haven't changed my i7 8700 (non k) till now. Massive difference. Thank you very much. 💯

[@PCTechHustle]

Glad you found the video helpful!

[@mirapidd]

@@PCTechHustle You are a true life saver! I will hold on to me money and hold off another year atleast till I get an cpu upgrade.

[@gentianshllaku7403]

Hey @Mirapid , I have i7 8700 (non K) wanted to overclock and see that difference, can you let me know numbers and process you did? I have z370a-ii mobo. Thanks.

[@mirapidd]

@@gentianshllaku7403 u got discord? i can send u the pictures of my bios settings.

[@gentianshllaku7403]

@@mirapidd Yes, please write me Genttt

[@zuckdaddy1596]

I’m looking at buying a 9400f and a refurb z370 board I found. I’ve read that with sky lake and beyond, the max BCLK you can do is 102.9 because Intel keeps your CPU from booting into windows if you go higher than that with a non K chip. Is that true?

[@PCTechHustle]

It might be. I’m not entirely sure. You can always try I guess

[@thatinvincibleguyyt]

Thanks man appreciate your work and oc my ram too

[@PCTechHustle]

Absolutely! I’m glad you found it helpful!

[@fiftyfive1s410]

I used an OC of 105 MHz on a 6600K and it got stuck in a boot loop, had to reset the bios manually. Any reason for this? Is it just that its unstable? I'm using an H110M chipset board.

[@PCTechHustle]

You shouldn’t have to use BCLK overclocking with an unlocked chip like that, though I’m not sure an h110m board has many over clocking features. Either way it didn’t like it which is why you experienced what you did. I would try to find a cheap z170 board because a 6600k can take some pretty serious overclocks.

[@fiftyfive1s410]

@@PCTechHustle Haha yeah figured. Also my board has no overclock features Gigabyte i guess by mistake on one of their BIOS revisions unlocked the BCLK frequency, they patched this on later updates, thought it was worth a try, thanks!

[@PCTechHustle]

Yeah you still have a lot of potential left in that CPU a z170 board you could probably find on the used market quite cheap!

[@lorenzofalorni3961]

The thing is you have to dish out $100+ to get a overclocking motherboard for Intel

[@PCTechHustle]

Yeah I hate how Intel does this! Be more like AMD Intel!

[@guymanguy5208]

AMD is the fun side of computing, Intel is kinda greedy, but since Patrick became the CEO, the performance jumps, lower prices and E & P cores were insane!

[@nigelphillips7454]

@@PCTechHustle hi how do i increase the BCLK frequency for unsupported cpu mine is hp core i7 1255u please reply me asap would mean a lot to me i liked and subscribed with this make pc think your overclocking but your not actually overclocking is that want you mean or and do i download a software for this for the bios or can xmp profile help with that

[@nigelphillips7454]

​@@PCTechHustle hi how do i increase the BCLK frequency for unsupported cpu mine is hp core i7 1255u please reply me asap would mean a lot to me i liked and subscribed with this make pc think your overclocking but your not actually overclocking is that want you mean or and do i download a software for this for the bios or can xmp profile help with that

[@borayldz4091]

Hello i overclocked my cpu with blck only my cpu intel i5 2400 motherboard Z68X-UD7-B3 gigabyte i changed the blck value to 102 i get 60-75 degrees on the cpu. is what i did safe? should i revert?

[@PCTechHustle]

Depends on the scenario. 60-75c is not bad for load temperatures, but if its running that hot at idle, then yes, revert back. However, I don't see how adding a hair bit of BCLK clocking put more heat into your system. Your voltages should be remaining about the same which voltage is the driver of heat. What was your temps before adding BCLK?

[@borayldz4091]

@@PCTechHustle temps before bclk idle 40-50 load 60-70 almost same but im going to revert it because i am going to change it in a few months so its not a problem and i don't get that much performance diffrence from 102 mhz thank you for helping i subscribed to you

[@PCTechHustle]

Voltages must have auto adjusted to introduce the increased heat. Anywho glad you at least had fun experimenting! Thanks for the sub!

[@nikzy-]

my i7 4790 runs at 4ghz all cores with a 4.1ghz turno bclk oc

[@PCTechHustle]

Pretty solid!

[@poopcoolman]

Could you help me, I’m trying to get this exact set up

[@rodsevilla7905]

Been looking for this kind of video for so long. New subscriber here. Will this work on i5 10400F and z490 motherboard? I have i7 4790 and B85-G43 gaming motherboard and I was able to lock all cores to maximum boost clock of 4GHz. I don't know this BLCK thing until I saw this video. I'm wondering if you can do that as well in the newer chips. Hoping for your reply.

[@PCTechHustle]

Hi there. You might be able to get away with it being a z-series motherboard like I did here, even with a locked CPU. Only one way to find out right?

[@lilsus2908]

The other computer I just built has a 9600kf coffee lake, stock is 3.7 but I overclocked it to 4.5 on a stock cooler Imsi click bios and it ran surprisingly cool. But my 10th gen comet lake build actually runs way hotter with the stock cooler with a smaller overclock, I set the bclk to 102.5 x 43 and it runs around 4.0ghz most of the time but when it actually gets up to 4.3-4.5 ghz it reaches past 85 degrees Celsius. I’m waiting on a cooler master air cooler I’ve had positive results with in the past right now hopefully it drops those temps. I think intels little fans and heatsink aren’t as good as they used to be lol

[@gabfff953]

Oh so it means bro F / KF Can overlock?

[@venusdarkside4350]

Hey I have a B85-MG and i7 4790s the BCLK THING is tweaking in the 3 options and I can't set the value to a ratio

[@Sasha-w2o]

I read that increasing bclk may kill some usb ports eventually and it also oc pci-e causing instability, is that true?

[@PCTechHustle]

I’ve never heard that

[@rapnvis1992]

Not true don’t know where you heard it but yeah nope

[@Sasha-w2o]

@@rapnvis1992 "The base clock has always been ‘open’, however in Sandy Bridge, Ivy Bridge and Haswell it has been linked to other parts of the system, such as the storage or the PCIe, meaning that any overclocking beyond 103-105 MHz led to other issues such as signal degradation or data loss." www.anandtech.com/show/9848/bclk-overclocking-intels-non-k-skylake-processors-coming-soon

[@PCTechHustle]

Sacha Cossovich interesting. I’ve never looked that deeply into it. I’d imagine some pretty extensive testing would have to take place to prove that. I’ll read up on the article you posted

[@Berfs1]

If you overclock your system to the brink of instability, yeah things can get funky. As for PCIe stability, that is not an issue on 6th gen and newer CPUs.

[@medianrabbit3634]

Need help my i7 4790 only locks at 3.8ghz fixed and it wont got past that even tho its advertised as 4.0ghz turbo.my motherboard is msi z97 gaming 5 version 1.12

[@stavros419]

@rom_kohai will that lock it at turbo boost even at 100% load?

[@mellow6616]

im running my i7 4770 non k at 4ghz all core with BCLK OC :D

[@PCTechHustle]

Nice!

[@stavros419]

Even at 100% load?

[@praystation4373]

I don't have a BCLK option in BIOS on my ASRock ZH77 Pro3 motherboard, but I saw some of screenshots showing that my motherboard has this feature. What can i do to unlock it?

[@PCTechHustle]

I could be a different bios version you found screen shots of. Those options should be there somewhere though being a z-series motherboard.

[@praystation4373]

​@@PCTechHustle I've tried on stock 1.3 version of bios, and tried to upgrade to latest 1.8. non of them have this option =\

[@levimaynard2237]

I have an e5 2670, and ASRock x79 extreme motherboard, I can keep the multiplier on auto, and oc the baseclock to 107 MHz so far and also leave speedstep and turbo on. Don't know if I should go higher or not but the benchmarks are much better after doing this.

[@PCTechHustle]

Nice! Does that chip have an unlocked multiplier as well?

[@levimaynard2237]

@@PCTechHustle it's not supposed to, but maybe it's a software based thing. I now have the e5-2680v2, it's locked, won't do the same thing. I just do a baseclock overclock on it.

[@Kamstyy]

on my i9 10900f i used to get 5.2 with bfb now i get 7.3.... which is a massive change

[@rauchfrei2020]

7,3ghz? Wtf?

[@demo5h594]

Hello nice effort in the video , on my i5 6500 what mobo should i use i got b150 h3hd gigabyte something like that

[@PCTechHustle]

Thanks for watching. Unfortunately with that kind of motherboard you will not have the same over clocking options that I had with a z-series motherboard like in the video

[@demo5h594]

@@PCTechHustle tjank you veryuch for your answer

[@meareAaron]

on my lpatop there is a reference clock option on XTU i can move it and it does increase performance but sadly when i move it above 102.7 it crashes my system is there a way to bypass this i hear elsewhere that the crash was actually caused by an artificial limit due to the tdp

[@PCTechHustle]

I wouldn't expect much out of a laptop. I am actually surprised you even can tweak with those options you mentioned.

[@meareAaron]

@@PCTechHustle its an msi gt75 with unclocked bios so i think its not just an ordinary laptop but the problem is theres little to no info online about the laptop and i dont know what majority of the things in the bios do sadly hahaha

[@PCTechHustle]

Yeah I would be careful with a laptop / overclocking. Sounds like you might have some options but I might look toward trying to find a specific tutorial for that brand of laptop. Desktop and laptop bios are also very different.

[@meareAaron]

@@PCTechHustle agreed i hear some even got black screens of death in bios due to wrong settings if only i could apply your vid to my laptops bios stuff hahaha

[@jolla6272]

Hey could I overclock my I5-4460 with the MSI Z97 gaming 3 board?

[@PCTechHustle]

Go for it!

[@moonstryder1740]

I advise you to get a better CPU tho, the Z97 is amazing and can do SO much...but the 4460 is trash. get a 4th gen I7 or a 4th gen I5 K

[@jolla6272]

@@moonstryder1740 hey thank you. But I just bought an z590 and i7-11700k. Works perfectly with my rtx 3070

[@moonstryder1740]

@@jolla6272 nice, sadly theres a GPU shortage here in south africa, so cards are 3x the price, used RX580s went from like 100 usd to 350-450 usd. i cant afford that as a student so my 4590 and rx580 will stick together for a while

[@moonstryder1740]

@@jolla6272 but I'm really happy you ended up buying a nice new set, not needing to overclock just to play a basic game

[@netbat4399]

will the iGPU and hyper threading be disabled when overclock non k cpu?

[@PCTechHustle]

Nope! Not unless you select to disable those features which I would not do.

[@netbat4399]

@@PCTechHustle thanks for your reply, but it has happened with intel 6/7th gen when overclocking BCLK non K CPU with z170 board

[@drunkpunk5393]

awesomely excellent. thank you very much.

[@PCTechHustle]

Thanks for watching!

[@drunkpunk5393]

@@PCTechHustle got a sub for sure buddy. It worked for mine and the stutter I'd get in tarkov in the middle of Lighthouse or in the middle of resort seems to be gone. Your a masta! Thanks greatly again!

[@PCTechHustle]

Awesome! Thanks for the sub!

[@pranjalwaykar713]

hi can i OC i5 8400 paired with gigabyte z370 hd3p thx.

[@PCTechHustle]

You may be abel to do something similar to this, give it a try!

[@nikosanyfas5226]

What about a i5-4460 is it safe with a hydrocooler?(coolermaster 120t)

[@PCTechHustle]

Should be no problem with that!

[@nikosanyfas5226]

@@PCTechHustle thnx a lot i am gonna try it keep it up,i smash the button of subscribe

[@totallynotaveragelol6748]

I have a i5 9400 with an asus primr z390 and im not sure what to do

[@PCTechHustle]

You can give this a try but I have not attempted your hardware combo so I cannot tell you exactly what may happen.

[@thetocinow]

nice work man :D

[@PCTechHustle]

Thanks for watching!

[@kirizaki8194]

i have an MSI b460 mortar paired with an i5 10600k and i dont have bclk option latest bios update too

[@DatKekeBoz]

Hi! Is this possible in a reversed situation? I have a 3570k but a h61m motherboard.

[@PCTechHustle]

I doubt it but doesn’t hurt to look

[@advaitwastaken]

Works on my gigabyte h61 board

[@alexisazas3700]

Hi i have gigabyte h410m s2h v3 and i3 10100f with 1650 how to unlock the CPU for good performance in gaming ??

[@Sevatarr]

Is this way of overclocking dangerous for temps?

[@PCTechHustle]

Should not be at all. You are not adding voltage.

[@epolanisz]

Is it posible to set 37 ratio on i5-4590 and msi z97 mate mobo? When I change it to fixed at 37 it drops to 35...

[@PCTechHustle]

Only one way to find out!! 😉😉😉

[@epolanisz]

I tried but it not let me set it on 37 jist 35 maximum. It should get up to 3.7ghz...

[@matis2332]

Can I overclock my i5-3330 with ASUS P8H61-M LX3 PLUS R2.0 it has a multiplier but when I try to overclock it to 32 after restarting my pc it goes back to 30 and the oc doesn't apply.

[@PCTechHustle]

Yeah likely not since that is a locked processor and non-overclocking motherboard.

[@matis2332]

@@PCTechHustle If I upgraded my CPU that has a K letter can I overclock it then?

[@youihajje]

Is there anything I could do with a i5 6600 non k with ga-h110-d3a mb. Obviously I can't overclock but is there anything I could do just to make it slightly better?

[@PCTechHustle]

Without a motherboard with overclocking features you are quite limited with that locked CPU. I was able to get away with a little bit by having an overclocking motherboard. I don’t think you will have the same options available to you, sorry

[@youihajje]

@@PCTechHustle oh that's 100% Okay, thank u for the time to reply aswell, I was just trying to find out if I could try anything even if it makes a small difference, but unfortunately as u said, it wouldn't be possible. But thanks anyway.

[@PCTechHustle]

If you can find a cheap i7 that would make a big difference. I7 6700.

[@youihajje]

@@PCTechHustle Hey, I'm kinda in a sticky situation rn, I'm not sure if you would know how to fix my problem but I'll quickly explain. So basically I was wondering but how much could my 144hz monitor overclock to (obviously I was going to change it back to 144hz but u know I just wanted to try it out) , so then I tried 154hz and so then the screen blacked out and it currently shows a message saying "Input not supported" I can't even do anything, I can't enter windows and I've tired to enter safe mode but it just doesn't work. So basically all i van do is to look at a black screen.

[@youihajje]

@@PCTechHustle well I'm back, so just about 30 mins ago I sent a full paragraph explaining how I'm stuck on a black screen where it says input not supported, so I tried multiple methods for explain, safe mode or repair mode but for some odd reason my pc just wasn't entering them, my pc couldn't even restart. Alright so then I thought of an idea, since I was currently using a display port cable, I decided to try a HDMI, dont worry it's a high speed HDMI. So I tried that and boom, it worked. But the thing is, if I change back to the DP, it won't be able to show the screen. So I'm basically gonna have to stay with the HDMI. If u still know any ideas of how to fix this small problem I would really appreciate it, then again I'm sorry for trying to get help since I don't really have anyone to rely on.

[@horrorflixurdu9138]

Hello sir I have a non Z motherboard asus b85m-e With 4790 cpu Is it safe to use 3080ti with it I know it will bottleneck but is it safe will there be any technical fault?

[@PCTechHustle]

Nah you can’t hurt anything and yes you will experience a bottle neck at the worst. Just make sure you have a quality power supply for that kind of GPU!

[@horrorflixurdu9138]

@@PCTechHustle yeah I didn't use it yet because I am waiting for a 850 gold rated asus psu I ordered it Thanks alot for the reply

[@PCTechHustle]

Good decision on waiting for a good PSU

[@horrorflixurdu9138]

@@PCTechHustle 😊

[@joshleister]

I have the same cpu with stock cooler, what are the temps like whilst gaming? Does it increase much?

[@PCTechHustle]

You will be completely fine. Stock coolers in about any scenario are more than sufficient. They only show their limitations if pushing some heavy overclocking. If anything just keep an eye on it. I suggest HWinfo64 as a good tool for monitoring temps.

[@maksymlatoszek5952]

@@PCTechHustle core temp too

[@Sparstespark]

THank you for this video, I wanna try this method, but what do i do if the PC crashes because of excessive overclocking? I don't want to mess up anything because i don't know much about PCs Also, what number do i have to put in the "All Core" option for a i7-10700?

[@PCTechHustle]

Your welcome. Worst case scenario just reset your cmos. You can’t really hurt anything since we aren’t messing with voltages. If you chip is locked I’d just focus on tweaking the bclk and ensure it is applied to all cores.

[@razybandana5733]

Hey, Is there any way to overclock with AMI F.28 BIOS? Gaming PC with the worst bios i've ever used (HP Omen 870-280)

[@PCTechHustle]

RaZy Bandana usually the mainstream manufacturers like Dell and HP have a pretty locked down bios. You can always hop in and see what options you have but I wouldn’t know much about what you can do without seeing it myself.

[@razybandana5733]

@@PCTechHustle You know any other bios I can install on it that would work?

[@pratyushkishore9030]

Are you using a z series motherboard ? Can you do this on a b series motherboard ?

[@PCTechHustle]

Yes z-series board with locked CPU. Doing so on a b-series would not be possible as the b-series does not have overclocking features

[@PierrePutter]

hey got the same cpu with msi h81m-p33 motherboard, will i be capable of doing this?

[@PCTechHustle]

Hey there! Not sure if you will have any options to overclock on a non-Z board. Typically you will not. But only one way to find out eh?

[@PierrePutter]

@@PCTechHustle i have the over clocking option in the bios but BCLK does not appear and i cant change anything regarding the ratio, ect. I believe my bios version is 1.7, is that the possible reason? Thank you for the assistance.

[@JudeTheYoutubePoopersubscribe]

@@PierrePutter I have that board and it doesn't support bclk. It only allows overclock if you have a k series cpu

[@martinmwitila]

I got 723 on my i7 4790 at 3.6ghz standard now I'm getting between 780 and 782 pretty good

[@PCTechHustle]

Nice!

[@Quaked4639]

I5 -10400f stock for me is 915cb I5-10400f overclocked, (ratio - 43) (fixed mode) (ring ratio - auto) (bclk - 102.90) for me is 1350cb

[@vita46]

How did you do this?

[@Quaked4639]

@@vita46 what do you mean

[@js2203]

how? I cant get the ratio to budge past 40-41

[@Quaked4639]

Put the ratio on 43 and make sure it’s on (fixed mode) and your ring ratio on auto and (your bclk can’t be past 102.90) if nothing worked I have no idea sorry

[@js2203]

@@Quaked4639There's no cpu ratio in bios for some reason. It's on the latest bios. asrock z490. Whats really weird is upping bfb doesn't seem to do anything. I can up the bclk and get a small cb boost but my clockspeed is the same. thanks for trying to help.

[@BugZ88]

would you be able to tell me if with everyone this is why I can set the bclk speed I want on an i7-4790 non k can everybody set the bclk they want or was I lucky?

[@PCTechHustle]

Basically your situation is the same as mine here. Because the board allows for overclocking there are still “things you can adjust” BCLK being one of them. I believe though later model chips lock that down but in yours and my case we can still adjust it to effectively achieve a mild overclock!

[@Mini-z1994]

@@PCTechHustle Hm did you get any further overclocking on the processor decreasing the ram speed too 1600 mhz ? Could be worth a try & setting a voltage of 1.35v on the processor.

[@Zagaara]

@@PCTechHustle anymore video what can we OC other than bclk?

[@Mara-pj1ze]

Can I overclock i5 4460 with asus b85-pro gamer? I have tried to overclock it from 3.20ghz base to 3.40. But I am always stuck at 3.20, any fix?

[@PCTechHustle]

The b-series boards don’t support overclocking. Nor does that cpu.

[@insert-joke-name]

Are there cases in which there isn't an option to change the BCLK frequency or am I stupid?

[@josehanuman5222]

nice vid bro !!! ... im have mother B85 pro gamer , i7 4770 u think im can up OC ??? ... thxs

[@PCTechHustle]

Thanks! You may not have much options since the motherboard is not an overclocking board and the chip is locked. Though it doesn’t hurt to jump into the bios to see what you can do.

[@twitchrmyl4828]

can i oc with an i5 9400f and asus 310m Motherbord

[@PCTechHustle]

Not sure if you are going to have many options there bust doesn’t hurt to go find out.

[@Mir-lc5cs]

Hello! I'm trying to enable the bclk overclock in my i5 12400f (motherboard GYGABYTE Z690M DS3H ddr4) But I don't find any "visible" way of doing it but still I can see next to the cpu specs the "bclk" info at 93mhz. Is there anything I can do? Tried googling, but I barely find any info of the motherboard

[@PCTechHustle]

I think BCLK overclocking only works on older chips where locked CPUs were not fully "locked" down. I have had several comments from people trying to do something similar with no luck. I am not 100% certain though if that is the case or if so what skew of CPUs are affected.

[@topg2820]

12th gen non k can bclk oc but you need a motherboard with an external clock generator like the Asrock Riptide or MSI Mortar Max

[@Orech9]

I use BCLK 106 (4134 MHz) on same cpu for years :D

[@PCTechHustle]

Nice!

[@manfredasz3901]

Hey, DoubleH4E, are you using stock cooler or aftermarket on that cpu? And is the multiplier default? What kind of cpu temps youre getting ?

[@Orech9]

@@manfredasz3901 I use Noctua NH-D9L cooler and I use 39x multiplayer. It is max number wich can use on non-K cpu. Max temp is around 80°C with prime 95 stress test, 30°C idle, core voltage auto

[@manfredasz3901]

@@Orech9 Appreciated, thanks!

[@TZhouLin]

Thank you for this video. I'm gonna try it later 😊 + 1 sub

[@PCTechHustle]

Sure thing! Thanks for watching and the sub!

[@abdcandratriadi8998]

i have core i5-4430 and biostar b85m motherboard , can you help i cant find bclk option, but there is overclocking option on my b85m?

[@PCTechHustle]

You likely won't have that option available to you because you are using a non-overclocking motherboard.

[@Fire32Ball]

I have tried to overclock my i7 10700 with a z490 gaming edge but it is causing my CPU to run at 2.9ghz all the time which is its base clock. Why is it doing this?

[@Fire32Ball]

And it also won't let me change the "all core" setting in the bios higher than 38. Just yesterday it let me change it to 48 which is the highest clock it is allowed.

[@Fire32Ball]

Never mind I have it working again. What I believe happened was I used the Dragon Center software for my motherboard and it had conflicted with the bios so I reset the settings, restarted, and changed the multiplier for the clock speeds in the bios and now I am getting 4.7ghz all cores with no dips below.

[@PCTechHustle]

I’d always first suggest doing any overclocking from bios.

[@erulku1]

I hAve 4790 And i Can not overclock my Blck or ratio. I think it’s about my asus h97pro what can I do¿

[@PCTechHustle]

Yeah your mother board is the cause of that. It’s not going to have those features because it’s not a z-series.

[@themodernfox4210]

Can I overclock i5 10400 ? and How many voltage that we need? Please help

[@funwithanvit7952]

Can i oc i5 4th gen and MSI H81M-E 33 ?

[@PCTechHustle]

You won’t really have any options to overclock because that is a locked motherboard

[@funwithanvit7952]

@@PCTechHustle 😭 thanks for the info 👍👍

[@abhimd3455]

Is it necessary to disable turbo boost🤔 I think it can boost to 4.4ghz after your default overclock to 4ghz. Otherwise 3.9ghz was already its turbo boost speed so all this effort has gained a mere .1 GHz speed gain.

[@1x.outlaw]

Hi, for some reason my i5-6600 won’t pass 3.60 ghz? pls help

[@screwbiz6613]

Hey , is this safe? I dont have an gaming pc yet but if u look in my about thats the pc il get , will this work on my current pc or my next pc and is it safe?

[@PCTechHustle]

No harm in trying, worst case just reset your cmos

[@screwbiz6613]

@@PCTechHustle wdym by cmos? Sry for too many questions

[@oppok5657]

@@screwbiz6613 bios settings

[@grnmindead]

thank you for this video! i think you deserve more subscribers. looking forward for great tutorials like this. cheers! 🍻

[@PCTechHustle]

Thanks!

[@caden.c8105]

I know I'm a bit late to this video, but I have an I5 8400 paired with Asus Z390-P. Do you think it could handle a 9900k? It is the highest cpu that the motherboard will support. Thanks

[@bobertjohnson3473]

Yes it’s z390 so it should have pretty good vrms

[@sweeneytodd3076]

I turned it off and on again and it said field to change the stuff that i did my motherboard is z170a-x1/3.1

[@kelvinsu195]

i have a i7 2600 (no k). can i overclock it?

[@PCTechHustle]

If you have an overclocking motherboard you may be able to tinker with the same things.

[@eryk4445]

Yes I overclocked mine with Asus P8P67-M Pro to 4.4GHz

[@steveyee5775]

Hmm. What's your blck at? I have ap8p67pro

[@steveyee5775]

Can you please share your multiplier 39-42 and your final blck. Is it stable?

[@Roufan121]

I have i5 4460 on h81 itx board. can i overclock it

[@PCTechHustle]

I don’t believe you will have any options in the motherboard bios to overclock.

[@deadline6879]

Can I overclock my I5 4460 with a GA-H81M-S2PH ? I know its 1 year late but im desperate :P.

[@PCTechHustle]

Highly unlikely as overclocking features are more tailored for the z-series boards. You could always tinker around and see though

[@deadline6879]

@@PCTechHustle Thanks, I tried looking for a BCLK option but there seems to be none, I changed the clock ratio from 32 to 34 but nothing changed, I guess I'm out of luck.

[@sam-gy2lf]

@@deadline6879 did you find a way?

[@p3rp3l]

what about i5 10400 with msi z490 a pro?

[@PCTechHustle]

Give it a shot!

[@p3rp3l]

@@PCTechHustle so i can only get 102,7 mhz is it good?

[@PCTechHustle]

Sounds like a decent overclock!

[@obetishere9215]

I think it will work on your board, i tried on my 10400 + b460m aorus pro = 36 cpu ratio, bclk 100mhz

[@FilippoCarrux]

Hi man! Is there a way to downclock the ram at it's original value while keeping the overclock on the gpu?

[@ViViX9999]

I dont have BLCK option in BIOS .

[@PCTechHustle]

Your motherboard nah not support it

[@hoot8606]

i have an i9 10900 non k with an arctic 34 esports duo will it work for me?

[@PCTechHustle]

Do you have a z series motherboard?

[@hoot8606]

PC Tech Hustle no i just red your other comment, mine is also a b series the asus rog strix b460h

[@azlient_5252]

should i do with i9-9900k @3.1GHz

[@PCTechHustle]

If you have that chip I would hope you bought an overclocking motherboard

[@chosen7455]

Can i do it with i5 10600 and asus tuf gaming b560?

[@PCTechHustle]

You might be limited because the b-series Intel motherboards don’t really have any overclocking features available

[@nicollasdx]

I'll try this on my i5 3470

[@profesionalplayer5957]

Hello i want to know i just buy today my i5 10400f 2.9 ghz so there is max 4.3 ghz how can i boost to 4.3 ghz from bios or where ?

[@Anyyysean]

Can i Overclock my i7 2600 my motherboard is ECS H61H2-M2?

[@PCTechHustle]

Likely no... that motherboard does not have overclocking features like the z-series boards

[@boomshaka918]

Is this safe to do? Is it possible any of my computer parts get damaged by doing this? Z87-A motherboard i7 4770

[@PCTechHustle]

Nope! It’s safe! You aren’t increasing voltage which is the “risky” stuff.

[@boomshaka918]

@@PCTechHustle thank you sir for this video and fast response

[@PCTechHustle]

Sure thing!

[@ES-xq7iu]

gonna overclock my i5 6500 with gtx 970, current gpu prices are to expensive for an upgrade so i am gonna overclock everything untill it burns up and i am forced to buy new stuff...

[@PCTechHustle]

Hah!

[@ES-xq7iu]

@@PCTechHustle i got a 1540 core clock on my gtx 970 and it runs stable lol... if i go higher the coil whine gets to bad but it does not crash

[@jsh4.04]

thanks for this. i almost spend $1000 for pc just to get 165 fps on valorant lol

[@PCTechHustle]

You are welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@max_uaminecraft1827]

I have an i7 4790, and an overclocking gigabyte motherboard. I disabled turbo boost, and speed step because my bios did not have the button to do it for me, and I set the host clock to the the amount in the video. My first question is: is "Host Clock" the same as BCLk? I assume it is because it's default is also 100 and I can change it in increments of 0.01. After doing all of that my cpu acts the exact sameas before: boosting to 3.9, and dropping lower if more cores are utalised. Am I changing the wrong sttings, or is something else wrong?

[@PCTechHustle]

Sounds like you are doing it right. Host clock is likely the BCLK as you mentioned. How much did you increase the BCLK/Host Clock. I have also heard some mixed results that some motherboards may not allow you to do what I did in this video on specific bios versions. I may have found a unicorn but I know some folks have been able to pull it off too.

[@max_uaminecraft1827]

@@PCTechHustle I will do more of my own reserch based on what my mobo can do, I might have to update the bios too because I got it off ebay. I tried BCLK values of 101, 103, and 103.3 and there were no changes to the cpu closk speed.

[@max_uaminecraft1827]

@@PCTechHustle here is my mobo: GA-Z87X-UD3H (rev. 1.x)

[@max_uaminecraft1827]

@@PCTechHustle Looks like I got it working, got my cpu + about 3 BCLK, so that is like +15Megahertz. I just needed to take things slowly in the bios for it to work, first disable turbo and speedstep, save, then slowly bring up BCLK and it worked!

[@Zagaara]

@@max_uaminecraft1827 My 4790 can go up to 106.5, 107.0 crash the system. I think you can push it further. I'm using a Asus Z97-Pro Gamer and 16gb HyperX Fury 1866mhz. Might wanna ramp up abit of cpu fans, previously fan was running at about 600 rpm and stable at 40c after OC had to ramp up to 800-900rpm to get 42c-45c

[@zaqqy76]

how do I do this on a dell 0D6H9T motherboard

[@ghoulbot5011]

Can I overclock a i7-8700 msi z370 gaming plus

[@PCTechHustle]

You might be about to do the same things I did here. It’s worth a shot to try

[@mubaris.s]

p8Q67M i7 2600, any tips? (does support oc on k variant)

[@WMFify]

I can't install the BIOS, because it says that a newer one is installed. Is it possible to fix this problem? Gigabyte motherboard

[@PCTechHustle]

Evgeniy D this comment seems to be a bit off from the video subject but I’ll give it a crack because I like to help. Any particular reason you are flashing bios? What motherboard model? What versions are you from and to? You are trying to flash back to a previous version? Usually all manufacturers websites have detailed instructions of the process. Additionally you can try for a KZbin search of some doing a tutorial of such for your exact model of board.

[@Berfs1]

in some cases, bios downgrade is not allowed. you can mod it, but its probably not worth your time.

[@mican2529]

Hey can overclock i7 4790s like this ?

[@PCTechHustle]

Only one way to find out!

[@jomz8892]

Can I do it for my i5 9400f cause it’s stock speed is 2.8

[@PCTechHustle]

Jose Munoz I haven’t personally tried for that generation but it will depend on your motherboard / bios. Give it a shot!

[@jomz8892]

PC Tech Hustle I have a z390 motherboard, my parts came in today so I haven’t been able to test it out

[@PCTechHustle]

Jose Munoz you should be able to apply the same principles I covered here. It’s worth a shot!

[@jomz8892]

PC Tech Hustle Thxs for replying fast and I sure would. You earned a subscriber. Thxs a lot

[@PCTechHustle]

Jose Munoz thanks for subbing! I’m curious what you can pull off! Good luck!!!

[@MGG-]

Work on intel celeron? My pc is Lenovo v110-15iap

[@PCTechHustle]

Haven’t ticketed with something like that,sorry!

[@MGG-]

@@PCTechHustle Lenovo v110-15iap sorry

[@nikosgds.]

hi,it is safe bclk for daily use?

[@PCTechHustle]

nikos gds won’t hurt anything. If anything you could possibly experience instability. If you do just dial it back. Not like you are over volting the CPU or anything like that