Changing the Pentium G3258's Base Clock

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I am not a pro at overclocking

I set my Pentium G3258's Base Clock to 36, voltage to 1.5,
and turned off the power saving functions and turbo boost technology.
I didn't change anything besides those, and lastly saved it.

But I am wondering why the CPU frequency remains at 3200 MHZ
even though the setup is saved. I thought it would become 3600MHz..

Or is it just an issue of display?
(Please imagine the situation.. I don't want to post image as I'm so tired..)
 
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It is from bios direct
 
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Do not, and I repeat, DO NOT use vCore of 1.5 volts. It will kill the CPU, usually it kills the memory controller first. Safe voltage for Haswell is 1.3 and under, if you want the thing to last longer.

On a side not, FOLLOW THE REGULATIONS!

We need full system specifications -
CPU
Motherboard
PSU
GPU or are you running from the iGP
RAM
OS
Cooling
 
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I updated the bios, and changed the clock ratio.
That was really working , thank you.
 
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