I was trying overclock my memory but i cant do it because I dont have the AI Tweaker.
No AI Tweaker in BIOS
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What board do you have
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That's a chipset, not a motherboard model
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Which of these? (in the auto-formatted link below)
www.asus.com
Or better yet, check your motherboard's manual. You are probably in EZ Mode and you need to go to Advanced Mode. Or, it doesn't have overclocking features. So, look at the manual and go from there.
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Or better yet, check your motherboard's manual. You are probably in EZ Mode and you need to go to Advanced Mode. Or, it doesn't have overclocking features. So, look at the manual and go from there.
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It's probably locked down because it's a pre-built.
You cant overclock prebuilt computers
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Dont say that. Majority of "prebuilt" comptuers these days are standard consumer motherboards.
Could be an old BIOS version causing the issue. Or the user.
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Try the Search Icon and type in: msinfo32.exe and that will bring up the System Information Applet. More than likely your motherboard will be listed under the 'Baseboard' section. Also, you will see other relevant information there. I've no idea about the mother board on the Asus ROG Strix GL10DH. But the manual doesn't appear to cover the BIOS.
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Does not support overclocking. Looked it up. Change the board out if you have to have overclocking
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Overclocking, if disabled, was likely done due to how your motherboard has zero vrm heatsinks. At least, according to pictures online.
VRM temps are necessary to keep down during overclocking.
Best you can do right now is to make sure you have the newest chipset drivers installed, then enable the windows high performance ryzen power plan.
That alone should be worth 5-15% performance over "balanced"
VRM temps are necessary to keep down during overclocking.
Best you can do right now is to make sure you have the newest chipset drivers installed, then enable the windows high performance ryzen power plan.
That alone should be worth 5-15% performance over "balanced"
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Go into bios and hit F7 for the advanced menu. Then go to the advanced tap and scroll down until you see "AMD overclocking". Open and hit accept on the user agreement. And after that you should have a dumbed down version of the Ai tweaker. And you can set the ram timing and speed in there.
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The GL10DH does NOT have any overclocking options. The advanced BIOS setup does NOT include AI overclocking/tweaker, or any ability to change any clock speeds. mattliston was correct; the board lacks necessary heat sinking to safely overclock. If you were to somehow manage to overclock a GL10DH, it would die very quickly.
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