Is this for gaming?
If so shop around for a better video card.
Perhaps a gtx 1050ti.
hi guys. how to unlock cpu ratio
I have no choice but to 3.6
my rig
i3-2120
Asus P8H61 Plus R2.0
VGA HD 6870
ram 2*4 GB 1600 CL 11
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hi guys. how to unlock cpu ratio
I have no choice but to 3.6
my rig
i3-2120
Asus P8H61 Plus R2.0
VGA HD 6870
ram 2*4 GB 1600 CL 11
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Is this for gaming?
If so shop around for a better video card.
Perhaps a gtx 1050ti.
this cpu not support ram 1600 only 1066/1333
It must be overclocked
I want the RAM on the frequency of 1600
Looks like the mobo comes with 2 utils.
AI suite II
Turbo V
If not installed look on the mobo disc.
Play with those and see if that's what you want.
Understand you're going outside supported speed.
Note: Edited for spelling by Moderator.
Post was last edited on August 20, 2017 11:19 AM PDT
Overclocking is done in the BIOS setup. The user manual should tell the details. If not, look around yourself.
By setting BCLK in the BIOS, the CPU frequency is changed to 3.465.
The only problem is that on 106, which I set and restart, the system no longer has an image
The amount of RAM in a mode is not clear.
Are you trying to game with this rig?
If so forget it.
If you over clocked that cpu by 50% it still won't game.
Work it the other way.
Set everything back to stock.
Get the proper bios and drivers.
Work on removing the unneeded back ground stuff.
Yes. for Battlefield 3 - Crysis 3 - medal of honor war-fighter - Dead space series - call of juarez gunslinger - black ops 1 , 2 with ultra settings
GTA V in medium setting.
.......
GTA V Medium setting in 1600*900 pixel (HD+) 30-45 fps with real life graphic mods
play battlefield 4 , metro last light > high setting not ultra in 1600*900 = 50-60 fps
At most you'll gain 2/3 fps and might make the machine unstable or have heat issues.
If you want to bump that fps rate look into a better gpu.