Hi, you have the gaming F, 1 or 2?
There is a slight diference where you can go between these two. I would start with some benches with the current config so you have a base line for comparison.
Each OC (PBO or ALL core) will have its benefits and downsides.
Start with PBO, inside your bios you have options for PBO. Either Disabled, leave to cpu, Auto, manual or profiles. Yours may not be exactly like mine but search on youtube or explore the bios.
With the PBO there is not much to go wrong but warranty will be voided and the increased load/temperature will affect longevity of the silicon.
Try using auto for starters, this value is the board calling the shots and will force boosting for longer as long as there is temperature headroom. Make sure you have a good cooler.
If you feel confident, manual will allow you to specify the target for boosting in MHz.
The undervolt the core voltage with Offset by - 0,100mv to help with temperatures.
Final, stress test for stability. Several hours.
Make sure you already have DOCP ative for your ram.
If all goes well, you just entered the basic early steps of tinkering and OC.
When you feel more confident and do some multicore work, then search online for ALL CORE OC. Its a different path.
If anything goes wrong, remember.. clear CMOS and go back to where you started.
Final warning, any OC voids warranty and can damage the CPU,short or long term.
Ill leave a video later with a tutorial for undervolt if you want. My old CPU was a 2700X and a RoG B450 Gaming E (this one has stronger VRM and OC features)
The Englishman
