Yes. Like I said, if you have a proper Motherboard then it should have a Cmos Flash button on it.alex3192 wrote: But hey, if you can press a button and have it overclock without necessarily touching the BIOS, you can undo it, right?
Right?
And I see what you meant with the AMD boards all having the abilities to overclock. like I said earlier. I don't deal with too many AMD buids. I suppose I should start building more as they are cheaper to make and I can make sell more of those as cheaper entry level systems.
Then again, I don't know if they have a CMOS clear option. If not...then be careful I suppose? Or just take out the CMOS battery and put it back in.
One thing you can try top be sure that you are going for a stable clock is seeing what other people have done with similar if not the same specs that you have. For example: The Asus ROG forums has a place where you can download OC profiles to load into your Bios and use other peoples Clocks and apply it to your own rig. So the higher rated ones are the most stable and increase the performance most as that is why people voted it up for in the first place.