Nitro 5 AN515-42 overclock

PanPan

So I've tried overclocking my Nitro 5 AN515-42 by using MSI Afterburner. I tried changing the core clock speeds but when I try to apply the settings it goes back to its default settings. Why does this happen? I've also tried doing it on my other GPU, but same situation.

andylb

PanPan said:

So I've tried overclocking my Nitro 5 AN515-42 by using MSI Afterburner. I tried changing the core clock speeds but when I try to apply the settings it goes back to its default settings. Why does this happen? I've also tried doing it on my other GPU, but same situation.

The BIOS for your model is locked for Overclocking and CANNOT be Overclocked. This is for a good reason, Overclocking can seriously damage your laptop and also voids the Warranty if you have one. 

I know it isn't the answer you wanted but it is the correct answer so please click Yes

GAMING6698

PanPan said:

So I've tried overclocking my Nitro 5 AN515-42 by using MSI Afterburner. I tried changing the core clock speeds but when I try to apply the settings it goes back to its default settings. Why does this happen? I've also tried doing it on my other GPU, but same situation.

This msi afterburner issuse so i don't think you will find your answer here.you will find you problem solution in msi afterburner forums. 

I suggest use amd official overclock software but at you own risk it is official but if something happen because of overclocking your warranty lose.

andylb

PanPan said:

So I've tried overclocking my Nitro 5 AN515-42 by using MSI Afterburner. I tried changing the core clock speeds but when I try to apply the settings it goes back to its default settings. Why does this happen? I've also tried doing it on my other GPU, but same situation.

The BIOS for your model is locked for Overclocking and CANNOT be Overclocked. This is for a good reason, Overclocking can seriously damage your laptop and also voids the Warranty if you have one. 

I know it isn't the answer you wanted but it is the correct answer so please click Yes

J4ku6

On MSI Afterburner go on settings and click on AMD optimisation