How to get Max MHZ on Overclocking.

[[ESP] Xylella]

Hi! I'm stucked on a quest...

Client ask me for a 4025 MHz... but I only can put 2200 MHz and I don't know how to make PC get more ..


https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2422099710

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2422099679

[spelljammer]

It seems like you are overclocking the GPU (graphics card). But the customer asked you to overclock the CPU (processor) instead. You can overclock the CPU by entering the BIOS at startup - press F2 when it is displayed on the screen in the lower line.
If the CPU is overclockable you will see a menu point called "CPU OC". There you can select the multiplier and system bus speed. If your CPU is not overclockable, you should replace it with one that is - usually all AMD CPUs are overclockable and all Intel CPUs with a K at the end. There might also be some limitations depending on the motherboard chipset.

For more information try one of overclocking guides in this forum:
an older version, but with nice descriptive pictures
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1513505217
an up-to-date guide centering more on text
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1875691108

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Also they are only asking for 4025 Mhz on the CPU. There are quite a lot of CPU's in the game that are faster than 4025 Mhz as their default speed without overclocking. You can buy one of those processors, install it in their computer, and it will complete the objective without having to mess with any sort of overclocking or blue screens or any of that.

[[ESP] Xylella]

Thanks a lot! I've readed BigDave's guide before posting but i couldn't find any solution, i thought there was only 1 thing to overclocking (intead you can oc gpu, cpu...) :)

[PUC_Snakeman]

Maybe try the 2nd guide. It has steps toward the bottom, to describe how to overclock: CPU only, GPU only, RAM only, and whole PC.

And selecting a CPU that already has a higher clock, is highly recommended, when building a PC with a requested CPU clock value... as Aquafawks mentioned.