in the program real temp...check your cpu temperatures the numbers on left should be around 35C write it down just for reference

restart comp after the asus express gate screen passes, just tap the delete key until bios pops up

on the top press arrow key right to get to "AI tweaker"

scroll down arrow key to each selection i say and hit enter and select change then hit enter again

CPU ratio 19.00x

SpeedStep: Enabled

BLCK: 180

DRAM: put here the closest number below what your advertised ram speed is aka if its 1600 choose setting at or below that

CPU volts: try 1.25v to start (may have to raise or lower we will know later

QPI/DRAM volts 1.35v

DRAM BUS VOLT: 1.64v

CPU speed spectrum: disable
PCIE speed Spectrum: disable

thats it your done go over to exit at to and exit and save changes select

now you will boot up into computer : fingers crossed* everything should look good.. check your CPU temps in the program real temp...
see what they are and make note at this point im hoping their still low

now open up real temp so you cn see it out of the way monitor your temps.. if temps get to high the comp will auto shut down.. Buttt you should abort mission just in case if they get high like 80.. i doubt it will happen though with light OC

now you have your temp screen open run intel burn for a few minutes to see if were getting any errors, 5x iterations?)

monitor your temps

when finished everything still looking good, run the intel burn again for much longer maybe an hour or for fun you can install prime 95 and run that too for a few hours just to double check everything,

at this point if no errors occured .. you can go back into bios and either play with higher settings on the CPU x or BLCK x.. you can even try OC the ram (select higher than stock timings under DRAM: should work) or you can lower your CPU volts down to 1.2 or 1.225 from 1.25v which should use less power and keep her running cooler

run some benchmarks for fun, and let me know please post some screen shots for me!

(just for fun you can run the intel burn before you OC and measure the improvement you get.. fun fun!!!!