If you want it to start with Windows you need to enable it through the icon on the top right (Windows icon)
jekpopulous2
Turn the power limit and temp limit all the way up. That’s the first thing you should do when overclocking… it’s perfectly safe.
Kasyx709
Since this is on a laptop there’s a good chance this won’t be stable and you’re probably going to need to download an app to control your fan speed and have your laptop on a cooling stand.
I’m not sure how you arrived at these numbers but generally it’s a bad idea to start out with a high overclock. Start low and increase slow, as long as you remain stable and can dissipate heat then you’re ok. If you can run a stress test for 6-8hrs then it’s probably stable. I generally start out with an hour and increase as I’m getting close to what I think will be the max for stability.
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If you want it to start with Windows you need to enable it through the icon on the top right (Windows icon)
Turn the power limit and temp limit all the way up. That’s the first thing you should do when overclocking… it’s perfectly safe.
Since this is on a laptop there’s a good chance this won’t be stable and you’re probably going to need to download an app to control your fan speed and have your laptop on a cooling stand.
I’m not sure how you arrived at these numbers but generally it’s a bad idea to start out with a high overclock. Start low and increase slow, as long as you remain stable and can dissipate heat then you’re ok. If you can run a stress test for 6-8hrs then it’s probably stable. I generally start out with an hour and increase as I’m getting close to what I think will be the max for stability.