How To Disable Overclocking Access

If an attacker could flash a new BIOS to re-enable OC:

RAM will now run at factory base speed (e.g., 2133 MHz or 2400 MHz for DDR4; 4800 MHz for DDR5).

Save & Exit.

Warning: Your system will feel slower with RAM at base speeds. If stability returns, you can try re-enabling XMP but lowering frequency one step (e.g., from 3600MHz to 3200MHz). how to disable overclocking

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This removes all overclocks, including CPU multiplier, voltage, and RAM tweaks. If an attacker could flash a new BIOS to re-enable OC:

Confirm, then Save & Exit (usually F10).

Press F10 (typically) or navigate to Save & Exit. Confirm you want to save changes. The system will reboot with stock CPU speeds. RAM will now run at factory base speed (e

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