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So, I just bought an i7 2600k along with an Asus Sabertooth p67 mobo. This particular mobo has UEFI, a new version of BIOS, and while it does look a lot more user friendly, I just don't understand one bit of it. Anyone around with experience using this to OC? How the heck do you do it?! O.o
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2012-01-02, 11:55 PM #1Deleted
How the heck do you OC using UEFI?
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2012-01-03, 12:03 AM #2Titan
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Go to advanced mode, will look more familiar.
Never going to log into this garbage forum again as long as calling obvious troll obvious troll is the easiest way to get banned.
Trolling should be.
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2012-01-03, 12:15 AM #3The Lightbringer
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Also keep in mind you wont be fiddling with the base clock which should be 100mhz or very very close like 100.6. You will be changing the multiplier which in some UEFI could be hidden until you turn on manual.
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2012-01-03, 01:51 AM #4Deleted
Yeahh.. Sorry, but I still don't understand it. I just wish they could have a button to get the "normal" bios layout...
Anyone who'd be able to give a somewhat detailed explaination?
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2012-01-03, 01:59 AM #5Herald of the Titans
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Uh, all the options are the same for the most part as a normal Bios layout lol
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2012-01-03, 02:13 AM #6DeletedYah, but I don't find em, so please do explain.
Originally Posted by Saithes
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2012-01-03, 02:27 AM #7Mechagnome
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top right corner (exit/advanced mode). Click that, and select advanced mode from the window that pops up. Before you OC, read up:
http://www.clunk.org.uk/forums/overc...beginners.html
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