Stuck Trying to Adjust CPU Clock Ratio in Gigabyte Bios
Stuck Trying to Adjust CPU Clock Ratio in Gigabyte Bios
I’m checking overclocking my Skylake CPU and reviewing tutorials from people like JayzTwoCents and TekSyndicate. I’ve tried adjusting the value on the left side, but I can’t seem to modify it on the right. I was planning to set 46 on the right, yet no matter what I do with the +/- keys or the ones next to the backspace, it stays at 40. After saving and rebooting, my PC crashed, so I had to revert it back to 40. How can I edit that right-side value?
It depends on the MB Bios regarding how you adjust the Multiplier Values. Have you tried using page up or down?
Did you check the CPU upgrade field alongside clock ratio to explore its options??
A few multiplier settings can't be modified if specific configurations are enabled, requiring manual adjustments. If you're unsure, list your Gigabyte MB and I'll help identify the correct values from the manual.
It depends on the MB Bios regarding how you adjust the Multiplier Values. Have you tried using page up or down?
Did you check the CPU upgrade field alongside clock ratio to explore its options??
Certain multiplier values may not be modifiable if specific settings are enabled, requiring a manual change. If unsure, list your Gigabyte MB and I’ll attempt to determine it from the manual.
I’m currently exploring ways to adjust the overclocking settings for my Skylake CPU. In every tutorial I’ve watched—from creators like JayzTwoCents and TekSyndicate—I haven’t managed to locate how to modify the right-hand value under CPU clock ratio. What I can do is change the left-hand number, but when I try 46 on the right, the system remains stuck at 40. After saving a profile with 46 and rebooting, my PC would crash, so I had to revert it back. How can I properly edit that right-side value?
Here’s how it appears in the screenshot you shared:
https://imgur.com/a/uzj0A
It seems the settings on the right are default, so just focus on the left side and verify they’re functioning correctly in Windows.
Which Skylake model are you attempting to overclock? 6700k? Remember, voltage matters too—you’ll need to raise the VCORE value to achieve higher frequencies. Also, make sure to adjust the Load Line Calibration (LLC) via Bios → Voltages and set it to HIGH using the + sign on your numpad. This helps avoid voltage drops during heavy usage.