After pressing the power-on key, continue to press the DEL key to enter the UEFI BIOS of MSI. Press F7 or click the advanced button above to enter advanced mode. Select OC (overclocking setting) on the left to enter the overclocking setting menu, which defaults to normal mode. If you are a novice or like simple settings, it is recommended to use normal mode. If you have overclocking experience, you can set overclocking mode to professional mode, and you can overclock each core of CPU.

The following are the settings of various parameters, which are mainly divided into three blocks: CPU frequency doubling, memory frequency and voltage. Press Enter to enter the corresponding frequency. Of course, set the frequency higher than the default, otherwise the frequency will be reduced. Pay special attention here. The physical conditions of the hardware (including heat dissipation conditions) determine the overclocking range that you can stabilize. It is recommended to adjust it bit by bit, and then add it online after the startup test is stable. After adjusting the CPU and memory frequency, the power consumption will definitely increase, and the voltage can be appropriately increased (0.005 each time). Excessive frequency may burn out CPU and memory, and the manufacturer does not guarantee it.