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How to Speed up HP Laptop’s Processor by Overclocking?
- By Samantha Lee
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- 01 Feb, 2018
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You might have heard the term overclocking; putting it in a simple term, overclocking is the process to accelerate the performance of the component of the computer such as its processor to run at the higher rate than rated by the manufacturer. Running many of the programs on an HP laptop uses a lot of processor power that make the computer too slow to work. Overclocking will enhance the processor ability to tackle more application and also speed up many larger applications which are currently running on your system. Literally, it accelerates the clock speed of the processor to the higher speed.
HP Support New Zealand has described it in a more comprehensive way such as if your processor speed is 2.0 GHz then overclocking speed it up to the 2.8 GHz. To execute this task, you just have to follow some steps describe below…
- Turn on your Hp laptops by pressing the power button, be attentive while it turns up, click “Delete” button while its blue screen shows up the listing all the part of your system. Doing so will take you to the motherboard BIOS configuration.
- Move to the main menu of the newly opened BOIS window and hit the button “Advanced Tools” and then click on the “CPU Multiplier tool” this tool will allow you to step up the level of CPU performance.
- Make the multiplier level one step higher such as if it is at 4X then raise it at the 5x. Save the setting by pressing “F10” and restart your PC.
- Download and install the application Prime 95 on your Pc, run this software for at least 15 minutes on your system, thereafter click to run its feature “Torture Test”.
- If you find your laptop hanging or crashing during the previous test then your computer’s CPU is not appropriate for this overclocking process. In this case, set the multiplier level back to the previous level, save it by pressing “F10” and restart your system again.
This can be one of the ways to speed up your PC performance, but if you are experiencing any issues or system’s performance is not up to the mark, then it is better to take assistance from the experts. They are well-experienced professionals and have the multiple ways to fix this issue. Just make a contact via our toll-free Hp Support Helpline Number @ 099509144
and get an instant optimal solution in all sorts of issues you face with this computer.
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