
Then try upping the frequency again, repeat all of this until you hit limits on the temperature, voltage, the cpu architecture, or until you have hit what you wanted to.Īll chips oc differently, don't think that your chip will always be able to oc to a specific value without testing it first. The only settings in the bios you need to adjust are the cpu multiplier/frequency, and cpu voltage, first run a stress test at stock to see the baseline of how the temps are, then slightly up the frequency a hair, stress test the cpu again, if it passes try upping the multiplier again, and when it fails add a little more voltage until you can get it to be stable during a stress test. The EasyTune application was designed to be a stylish overclocking utility, that provides a new and improved way for overclocking.
#HOW TO UNINSTALL GIGABYTE EASYTUNE 6 MANUAL#
If you are wondering manual overclocking is not hard. GIGABYTE looking for feedback to improve EasyTune 6, let us know what you think Discussion in ' Intel x86 CPUs and chipsets ' started by dinos22.
#HOW TO UNINSTALL GIGABYTE EASYTUNE 6 SOFTWARE#
Please visit GIGABYTEs website to check the supported operating system(s) for the software listed in the 'Unique Features' and 'Bundled Software' columns. You are going to be better off manully dialing an oc in, with auto tools it will try to push the chips to ridiculous voltages, and frequencies, and running cpus with crazy high boltages will degrade te cpus, usually there is a safe voltage for a 24/7 oc on each generation of cpus, skylake usually 1.4 is the max you would want for a 24/7 oc. GIGABYTE reserves the right to make any changes to the product specifications and product-related information without prior notice. Limitations: Please remove your current EasyTune6 or earlier.

I really dont know much about overclocking and was going to give it a try but this seems like it might be a good option. EasyTune presents the most convenient Windows based system performance enhancement and. Gigabyte APP Center/EasyTune In the process of uninstalling this piece of software something must have happened and traces of it remain although not that I can physically see just an option in the removing programs section in Windows. Someone said that I should try Gigabyte's Easytune as it has a auto overclock option.
