Please high finger click on the computer overclocking problem?

If AMD is not a black box, it doesn't need to be super, it can't be super.

Computer overclocking refers to increasing the operating frequency of a computer's CPU, graphics card, and other hardware devices beyond the official standard for better performance. However, overclocking can cause your computer to suffer from severe performance degradation, instability, or even damage to your hardware, so you need to be careful about it.

Here are a few ways to fix your computer's overclocking problem:

1.Restore the default frequency. Go to the BIOS settings, find the CPU or graphics card frequency settings, restore them to the default settings, save the changes and restart the computer.

2.Reduce overclocking rates. Gradually reduce the overclocking frequency in the BIOS settings, back up the data, save the changes, and start the test again until the overclocking frequency is stable.

3.Replace the radiator. Overclocking can cause the CPU temperature to rise, which in turn can lead to instability on the computer. Replacing a high-efficiency, well-cooled heatsink can effectively reduce CPU temperature.

4.Update the motherboard BIOS. If your computer is unstable after overclocking, you can update the motherboard BIOS program to optimize the stability of the system.

5.Adjust the power settings. Overclocking requires higher power, while a low-quality power supply can cause instability. Power settings can be adjusted or a high-quality power supply can be replaced.

6.Upgrade your hardware. If you want to maintain overclocking, you can upgrade your hardware to ensure stability, such as faster memory, better cooling, and more.

In short, while overclocking can improve your computer's performance, it also requires caution. Before overclocking, you should understand the hardware limits and stability to avoid hardware damage or other problems caused by overclocking.

Overclocking is actually the act of making a computer's accessories work at frequencies higher than the standard. These mainly include the overclocking of the CPU, the overclocking of the graphics card, and the overclocking of the memory, and the overclocking of the CPU appeared earlier. Actually, the early ones.

Overclocking behavior is really a kind of helplessness, in order to pursue high efficiency, and the accessories at that time were surprisingly expensive, and only overclocking applications were helpless, and now although a small number of people are in order to spend less money to achieve higher performance (if the machine is not overclocked, the application will have certain difficulties), that is, the pursuit of cost-effective and overclocking, in fact, a larger part of the people are purely a kind of follow-up, others say that 2500 can be more than 3200, just buy 2500 and then go to super, I don't know if that kind of person has ever thought, Is your own 2500 enough? There are a small number of people, that is, overclocking is purely for the pursuit of high numbers, this kind of people may not play games, the computer rarely does anything else, the most is testing, very cold to high-performance accessories, this kind of people have a common characteristic, that is, money! The last category is a certain interest in overclocking, but rarely allows the computer to overclock for a long time (because I am timid, just to see if my computer can be overclocked, I am this kind of person).

Working higher than the standard frequency will naturally cause some damage to the hardware, some damage is slow, and some is instantaneous, and your CPU may burst out at a time of biu ---! Under the general normal application, a CPU is estimated to be able to use for more than 10 to 20 years, obviously we can't use the computer for that long, if we can properly overclock, do not let the CPU be damaged instantaneously, let the damage happen slowly, so that you can experience high performance, and will not break down quickly, wouldn't it be cool?

In fact, this is the driving force behind many people's overclocking, what is the specific, it should be a matter of opinion, some people like overclocking, and some people just hate overclocking, there are two types of hate, one is the hate that is afraid because of ignorance, and the other is that it has been hurt and hated.

The landlord's problems lie mainly in the following two aspects:

First: 2140U overclocking itself is of little significance, and the integrated motherboard graphics card of SIS itself is a bottleneck, which actually makes no sense. But 100% CPU usage means that it is not just a problem of insufficient memory, but that the CPU performance is not enough.

Second, for the board of the integrated display, the landlord's memory is too small, and the upgrade space of the two 512 is not large.

It is recommended that the landlord sell all the CPU and motherboard, and replace it with an ATHLON X4 620 + AMD785G board (to have onboard video memory), and replace the memory with a single 2G, which can solve the upgrade problem in one step. And this configuration is enough for your power supply to support it, and there is no need to replace it. Of course, if you still have money to spare, you can upgrade the hard drive by the way.

It's not a problem to sell about 100 of the replaced accessories in the second-hand market, hehe. In total, it adds up to about 1,000 (not counting hard drives).

This is definitely a serious answer, and you are satisfied.

Overclocking is better than upgrading... This configuration is too backward... No matter how much you overclock, you can't play any new games...

Change the machine, just this configuration, you are super crazy, it can't be good,