Check that your CPU, motherboard, and cooling support overclocking
Update your BIOS/UEFI to the latest stable version
Monitor temperatures and power delivery before starting
Enter BIOS/UEFI and disable automatic overclocking features if needed
Increase the CPU multiplier in small steps
Keep the base clock at default unless you know what you are doing
Raise CPU core voltage only if necessary and in small increments
Save changes and boot into the operating system
Stress test the CPU for stability
Monitor temperatures, voltage, and clock speeds during testing
Repeat small adjustments until instability or unsafe temperatures appear
Back off to the last stable settings if crashes or errors occur
Test long-term stability with extended stress tests and normal workloads
Keep temperatures within safe limits for your specific CPU
Ensure your power supply and cooling can handle the increased load
Save the final stable profile in BIOS/UEFI