Hi,
It's actually pretty easy
Look at cpuid and memory spd section
http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html
Yours will likely be different but those are the number you would enter in the memory timing section in the bios.
Once that's done just go to tweak settings and enter the voltage and dram frequency which you say is 3200 so that's what you'd select from the drop down menu list.
I would use for 3200 1.37 or 1.38 for dram voltages might see 2 entries maybe only one for a dual channel board mine is quad channel is why you see an extra timing then you might show.
1.380v will bring your voltage max to a little above 1.4v perfectly safe
1.370v will probably get you a hair less still probably enough to post and do things.
And that's about all there is too for starters.
Do look up how to reset/ clear cmos first lol but stock timings usually are as straight forward as it gets just like all oc'ing cross fingers and save and exit 😄
Never hurts to make a system image before oc'ing.
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It's actually pretty easy
Look at cpuid and memory spd section
http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html
Yours will likely be different but those are the number you would enter in the memory timing section in the bios.
Once that's done just go to tweak settings and enter the voltage and dram frequency which you say is 3200 so that's what you'd select from the drop down menu list.
I would use for 3200 1.37 or 1.38 for dram voltages might see 2 entries maybe only one for a dual channel board mine is quad channel is why you see an extra timing then you might show.
1.380v will bring your voltage max to a little above 1.4v perfectly safe
1.370v will probably get you a hair less still probably enough to post and do things.
And that's about all there is too for starters.
Do look up how to reset/ clear cmos first lol but stock timings usually are as straight forward as it gets just like all oc'ing cross fingers and save and exit 😄
Never hurts to make a system image before oc'ing.
Monitor voltages and temperatures with hwinfo free
https://www.hwinfo.com/download.php
