Let's talk about how to overclock the processor via BIOS. As we know, this detail is fundamental in all computers and laptops. It depends on her how quickly certain tasks will be performed. Therefore, this issue is quite relevant among users, especially for owners of slightly outdated equipment, which can no longer cope with some more or less serious tasks.
Before describing the method of how to overclock the processor via BIOS, it is worth saying that users have been carrying out such a procedure for a long time, and not only through BIOS. It is fair to say that not everything goes smoothly. There are frequent cases when these actions lead to the failure of processors, so you need to do everything very carefully. Before testing the processor, think about it, maybe it's better to entrust overclocking to specialists, or even completely abandon such an undertaking. This will allow you to keep the "stone" in working condition.
Now we move on to how to overclock the processor via BIOS. It has a certain parameter that is responsible for the indicator of the bus frequency. As a rule, it is equal to the value 123, 233 and so on. His name is Clock. Also, a multiplier is provided for it (eight, fourteen or twenty). If we multiply the frequency of this bus by a given factor, we get the exact value in hertz. Let's take the following formula as an example. Let's take the bus frequency equal to 133, multiply it by a factor of 20, as a result we get 2.66 gigahertz.
Now we go into our BIOS (using the "Delete" key when starting the device) and find in a certain category the Clock indicator, the last two digits of which will be thirty-three. Gradually add five points. Keep in mind that if there is a sharp acceleration through the BIOS, there is a higher risk that the device will simply “burn out”. Also, I strongly do not recommend doing this procedure for older computers, such as Pentium 2 or 3.
If the computer freezes, immediately make a reset to reboot, then go back into the BIOS and turn down the indicators. When you complete the procedure, be sure to test the processor for stability. During this, it should not freeze.
Optimal will be a slight overclock. For example, processors with a frequency of 2.66 gigahertz make sense to overclock to three. It will not be superfluous if you seek the help of experienced specialists.
That's all I wanted to say about how to overclock the processor via BIOS. The procedure itself is not difficult, but very dangerous and risky for the processor. If you still decide to do it yourself, do not rush anywhere. Raise indicators by one, at most by several marks. After each such action, boot the system, monitor the operation of the computer or laptop for some time. When you increase the productivity of the “stone” by fifteen percent, I advise you to limit yourself to this. Theoretically, it can be dispersed even more, but in this case, the load on it increases significantly, and, accordingly, the risk.