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How to Disable Overclocking: A Complete Guide Overclocking can provide a significant performance boost, but it also increases heat output and can lead to system instability. Whether you're troubleshooting crashes or simply want to return your PC to its original factory settings, disabling overclocking is a straightforward process.

• Power Options: Create a power plan with Maximum processor state = 99% to disable Turbo Boost (Intel) while keeping normal clocks (or 100% with Turbo enabled).
• Disable vendor tuning software (Intel XTU, Ryzen Master).

For Intel XTU:

1. Open Intel XTU.
2. Click Default Values (the icon that looks like a circular arrow).
3. Click Apply.
4. Go to Profiles and delete any saved overclock profiles.
5. Uncheck Auto-start if enabled.

The Great Reset: Alex navigated to the "Exit" or "Save & Exit" tab and found a magical option called "Load Optimized Defaults" (sometimes called "Restore Factory Settings"). how to disable overclocking

10. When Overclocking Isn’t the Problem: Troubleshooting Next Steps

If you disabled all overclocks and still experience crashes, the issue lies elsewhere. Try: How to Disable Overclocking: A Complete Guide Overclocking

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