Plus you can make a screenshot of the voltages again now. Now open Advanced DRAM config and make a screenshot please. In overclocking -> cpu features, set Cool'n'Quiet to Enabled, and tell me what options there are under Global C-State Control.īy this time, save & reboot once, but enter BIOS again right away. Set DRAM Frequency to 3200 MHz (this can be better than enabling A-XMP, which will do the same, but may raise some voltages excessively). In overclocking, set Explore Mode to Expert. In settings -> boot, Boot mode select should then go to UEFI automatically, if not, set that. In settings -> advanced -> windows OS configuration, set BIOS mode from CSM to UEFI. In settings -> advanced -> super IO Serial, set Serial port to disabled. In settings -> advanced -> power management setup, set ErP Ready and Protection to enabled. In settings -> advanced -> integrated graphics, set from PEG to IGD again. settings -> boot -> UEFI hard disk drive bbs priorities.settings -> advanced -> windows OSC configuration.settings -> advanced -> super IO Serial.settings -> advanced -> power management setup.settings -> advanced -> integrated peripherals.settings -> advanced -> integrated graphics.I'll try my best to deliver the screens in the clearest possible way.

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