Dell Optiplex 9020 Bios Settings 

Bor does this reset my whole pc?

And all my files or no

@@trj4533 no

@@chogyayonbl948 thx for letting me know

Me too that’s why I am here too

You can't overclock Optiplex computers in any way. They are Dell's Business/Enterprise PCs and have no overclock abilities in the Bios settings.

Did yu firgure out ?

@@Idontwoof nah

@@mumu8x Damm

U figured that shit out yet gng

@@meme755 still no I'm dying fr

Did you find out how?

A25, if you have not found it already.

It was in system configuration, got it taken care of now

Yes buy a GTX 1060ti

😢yes how

When u see the dell icon click f2

not from this bios

@@omggaming5117 wich bios then?

On most Dells, F2 will enter Bios. F12 will bring up a boot options menu where you can enter Bios as well.

Probably yes.

Hey were you able to figure this out? I'm trying to do the same thing

@@justin_lee3005 unfortunately I came to a dead end looks like there’s just no option to run the ram at it’s native clock my ram being 1866 but it’s running at 1600 if you figure it out let me know brother

I came to the same dead end, apparently can't change the settings on my end either.

You can't overclock on this motherboard. It's built for stability. It's lucky the ram even posted.

@@marklagace6025 This comment is half right, you cannot do XMP, however CPU/GPU OC does work and of course factory OC will be oc. Happy new year!

@Everything Else dell g7 gaming laptop 7588

same😒

Changing some of these settings on a working Operating System will break it. Only make changes if you will be reinstalling the operating system (Windows, Lunix, etc). These settings won’t matter if the system disk is partitioned unless you are changing them on a working OS as stated above. This is a video of the settings I use on our corporate Dell 9020 computers and is intended for use by technicians in my company so all computers are set up the same. They will work for anyone.

No, you don't need those settings. I made this for co-workers of my job to view to set up for imaging of the machines in an office.

Thanks

@@marklagace6025 Great... I'm just a random Dell 9020 SFF user... Thinking I was doing a bios optimization by following your video... I did all the settings you made in the video... and rebooted... what should I do to fix what I did? Do you have a Bios setting video for non office users?

@@FrankLin-lh6ih If you already had an operating system installed, then made changes to some of these settings, you are going to have issues. Not knowing what you changed, I'm not sure I can tell you how to fix the issue. Best thing would be to click the "Load Defaults" button at the bottom of the page, apply and exit.

If this was not a fresh install of the operating system, you'll need to revert the settings.

there's no m2 slot

you could probably use PCI to NVME

Kty

I’m still trying to find out but u gotta clone windows to the sssd

gotta be tpm 2.0, idk why theu couldnt do tpm 1.2

@@timmynotjerry Some articales say TPM 1.2 will work. It has UEFI and Secure Boot. I think TPM will make anything below x050 redundant.

f2 or f11 or delete

you will need an external gpu, most of the time via a thunderbolt connector. Or does your laptop have 2 cards?

This is a Dell Optiplex 9020 released in 2013. We actually retired the remaining 9020s my company was using in 2022. They still ran fine for an older model after upgrading to SSD hard drives, but can never run Windows 11.

The Optiplex 9020 is a business workstation from 2013. It doesn't have XMP, or any overclocking capabilities in bios.

@@marklagace6025 Could you flash the bios with a OC capable one or will the levels of propietary not let thet slide.

That's Dell for you lol

This shouldn't break anything if you read the description and are following the use case for the video. You don't change the settings unless you are reinstalling the OS. Changing them back will restore your computer.

and i have a optiolex 9020

nice i have to reset the whole pc🙃

upgrade gpu

You can't set any overclocking on Dell Optiplex PCs. They are a business class PC without any overclocking in the Bios settings.