The overdrive feature isn't displaying the overclock settings.
The overdrive feature isn't displaying the overclock settings.
Hey thanks for visiting this thread, as you can see i can not see the chipset so i can overclock, here is an image.
https://gyazo.com/2c624f3b51c3b2a9429b8d3b9373d25c
There should be a chipset on the center of that but it will not show up.
Initially, what makes sense is to rely on the BIOS for CPU overclocking instead of using any software on Windows, even though some may come from AMD. There have been many cases of failures after overclocking with Windows, so my recommendation is to stick with the BIOS.
Initially, what makes sense is to rely on the BIOS for CPU overclocking instead of using any software on Windows, even though some may come from AMD. There have been many cases of failures after overclocking with Windows, so my recommendation is to stick with the BIOS.
I agree with that... AMD overdrive can be fun to experiment with, but from what I've seen, it tends to cause a lot of issues.