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Go intoTHE Information Should be in the terminal and type:sudo raspiconfig. You will see a GUI. Scroll down to the overclock setting, then choose what overclock to usesettings at the bottom of the list. I Hope This Helped
Go into the terminal and type:sudo raspiconfig. You will see a GUI. Scroll down to the overclock setting, then choose what overclock to use. I Hope This Helped
THE Information Should be in the raspiconfig overclock settings at the bottom of the list.
Go into the terminal and type: sudo raspiconfig. You will see a GUI. Scroll down to the overclock setting, then choose what overclock to use. I Hope This Helped
