I have been able to do this for a while but then my house had a powercut during a BIOS update. This soft bricked my motherboard and I had to re-install the BIOS through a special recovery mode.
The only issue is whenever I try to change my CPU ratio, the maximum it will allow me is 38.
I had this running on 45 stable just a few hours ago and now I can't change it.
I cannot see anything relating to this on the asrock website and I don't have a clue how to proceed from here. I tried seeing if asrock desktop software will allow me to change the clock ratio and, like the motherboard, this only allows a maximum of 38 also. (Note that that while I didnt use the software before the BIOS update, it still let me change my CPU ratio past 38.)
I am still able to change the offset voltage as before.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0V3Pct4wWds
Here is a short video to show what I mean.
Any help would be much appreciated,
Thanks,
Dan.
The only issue is whenever I try to change my CPU ratio, the maximum it will allow me is 38.
I had this running on 45 stable just a few hours ago and now I can't change it.
I cannot see anything relating to this on the asrock website and I don't have a clue how to proceed from here. I tried seeing if asrock desktop software will allow me to change the clock ratio and, like the motherboard, this only allows a maximum of 38 also. (Note that that while I didnt use the software before the BIOS update, it still let me change my CPU ratio past 38.)
I am still able to change the offset voltage as before.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0V3Pct4wWds
Here is a short video to show what I mean.
Any help would be much appreciated,
Thanks,
Dan.
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