: Open Control Panel > Programs and Features and uninstall these utilities to ensure they aren't overriding BIOS settings. 3. Adjust Windows Power Management

Even without overclocking, a failing CPU cooler or dried thermal paste can cause throttling and crashes. Monitor temps with HWiNFO64.

: Look for an option labeled "Load Optimized Defaults" or "Reset to Default" (often found in the "Save & Exit" tab).

Depending on how you overclocked your system (via software or the BIOS), the method to undo it varies.

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: Open Control Panel > Programs and Features and uninstall these utilities to ensure they aren't overriding BIOS settings. 3. Adjust Windows Power Management

Even without overclocking, a failing CPU cooler or dried thermal paste can cause throttling and crashes. Monitor temps with HWiNFO64. how to disable overclocking

: Look for an option labeled "Load Optimized Defaults" or "Reset to Default" (often found in the "Save & Exit" tab). : Open Control Panel > Programs and Features

Depending on how you overclocked your system (via software or the BIOS), the method to undo it varies. the method to undo it varies.