Hi,  as you probably already know, the A6 3500's multiplier can be changed from x21 to x47 and Windows and CPU software like CPU-Z will say that you have a 4.7GHz APU, but unfortunately it doesn't really run as a 4.7GHz.

According to the google-ing I've been doing you can't change the multiplier, but my tests don't agree with that.   It looks to me that you can change the multiplier to x24.  Here are my PassMark CPU benchmark test scores.

Multiplier Auto =2240

Multiplier  x21  =2181

Multiplier  x22  =2241

Multiplier  x24  =2476

Multiplier  x26  =2471

Multiplier  x28  =2497

Multiplier  x47  =2476

I'm interested to know if anyone else gets the same results.

ASUS F1 A55-M LK R2.0 Motherboard, stock cooler, stock voltage.