#overclocking
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DDR5 or DDR4
ddr4
Also mind if I ask which fan I should use over my ram? FK120 or X2-GP14?
Jonsbo NF1
Don't have that on hand.
my bad
thought you were in the market for a new one
i got myself some ddr4 samsung b die
Nah just trying to reuse what I save on hand for my ram.
Since I am running 1.6v DRAM.
whats a good voltage for 3600 cl14 on amd
You can usually do 1.7v with a small fan blowing over it but it'll depend on the PCB and the bin whether that does anything positive
1.7v??
1.45v or so
for 32gbs?
With a fan yes
i heard originally 1.6
now 1.65
now 1.7
like which one?
It depends like I said
For daily use I'd go no higher than 1.55v and use a fan just in case
Is it 2 sticks or 4 to get 32gb
4
You'll have to get pretty lucky and have a very good motherboard and memory controller to run 3600 c14 on 4 sticks
A good starting point for you would be 1.5v 3600 16-16-16-30
Try to get both SCL tertiary timings down to 2, but if you can't then 4 is acceptable.
@sudden torrent Is it a bad idea to go over 1.43v on VDDIO voltage?
It seems the higher I put that voltage the higher I am able to get my ram frequency up.
That's a matter of some debate but remember processors were literally exploding from too much
I managed this with 4 sticks at 1.52v, you can try to copy a few timings at a time to see if you can match it.
That was never fully confirmed but yes in theory
How high would you personally go with VDDIO?
Also, is 6400 synced better then 7000 desynced? I could probably do 7200 with more VDDIO voltage but that's be getting into the 1.5+ range.
It depends on what you're doing. Some things prefer better latency, some things like raw speed. Same goes for games.
For me I have been playing a lot of multiplayer survival simulators as of late and I will soon be getting into UE5 + Blender.
This was an official statement from MSI
Regarding the exploding CPU issues
Yes
8000 breaches past the desync penalty
Or I should say
The half-sync penalty
Cos MCLK UCLK 2:1
By the time you hit 8000, uclk is at 2000 again which is high enough
And a nice round number
Well I don't think I will be able to do that due to VDDIO.
I don't think I wanna chug 1.6v into that...
Not on X3D at least
I think this is what killed my CPU then.... Cause I was running 1.6v VDDIO before.
My bios automatically sets VDDIO equal to DRAM.
Do you that was what did it?
@steady lance 32gb or 64gb
Well after learning this I am setting 1.4v as my hard cap for VDDIO voltage.
2x32.
You'll never beat the desync
Put those sticks on sub ambient, maybe
Not daily
Gotcha. So stay synced.
Welp seems 6400mhz is my synced limit then.
Should I do secondaries or tertiaries first?
I jut set my tREFI to 65535.
Do all seconds and terts at once imo save trfc/2/pb
Ddr5 is straightforward
Then tune primaries and tcwl accordingly, then clamp down trfc
Freq first
Easiest way to do it
freq
Seconds and terts
Primaries and tcwl
Trfc/2/pb
I'd do trefi and scl first (after freq) since that'll speed up your testing
Just did frequency.
Alright. May I ask why SCL speeds up testing?
Buildzoid did a video on it I think
SCLs are terts and yes
You can do block sections of terts on D5, Hynix all clock very similarly
Btw I am running:
- 1.6v VDD
- 1.6v VDDQ
- 1.4v VDDIO
Seconds are pretty much as straight forward
You don't need 1.6
Come back down to earth
1.45
You aren't pushing 7600+
1.6 not needed
Helped with timings on my last ram overclocking session though.
Secondaries the most, and just a little bit on my terts and primaries.
That little bit isn't going to be worth running that high, it would help most with stabilizing maxed trefi
I'm doing 6400 on 1.41v
6200 at 1.35v here
Specific timings you'd need to tell me which or I'll reject the notion lol
Speaking of you reminded me that I can't run max tREFI stable below I think it was 1.5 something.
I'm at 65000 but I'm also on 2x16
What do you mean "saves lost data"?
tREFI is how often the ram refreshes itself right?
Does refreshing to often cause it to lose data?
Yes and if it doesn't refresh the rows in time then it has a chance to lose the data
The further you run trefi the faster it goes yes, however it's known to refresh for data retention
You run it to max it's basically never refreshing
oh so higher means less refreshes?
I wish BIOs would explain what each thing does...
That would be too simple though
If they did that then the ram page would be a wall of maths and harmonics
They don't really want people touching this stuff or they would simplify it more
Hmm fair argument.
I don't recall the exact timings but I do recall when I did the jump from 1.55 to 1.6v in the past that it dropped my secondaries by about 2-4 and my terts by around 2.
Do you have a fan over the sticks
yes.
You shouldn't run that much for daily use but they're your sticks
My ram usually hovers around 30-40s and peaked at about 56c if I recall after a 8hr session of TM5 with pcbdestroyer.
This is on my previous ram oc.
My ram is able to do that.
Which is mostly pointless
I did 6400c28 on it before when I did primaries first.
When I did terts first it went to 6400c30.
Funnily enough I've seen 6000c28 perform worse than c32
You get a slight advantage in tcwl, trfc, primaries, over just running a wider 6400 at low voltage
And yes your imc can struggle if it's a little too unstable
The concern with 1.6v is degration right?
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Is there another reason? I am not against going lower just curious.
Now that the PMIC is on the sticks the only thing VDD can kill is the stick itself
frying a $800 cpu scares the 💩 out of me, but I don't mind replacing a $150 kit of ram every 3-4 years.
Mainly
Also this
It's a combination
Between excessive effort and potential risk
How long do you think it will last at 1.5v?
Indefinitely
Oh okay.
Guess I will try 1.5v and see if it keeps my max tREFI stable.
Any good test for tREFI?
or just run PCBdestroyer.
Idle is the best trefi test
Drop trefi to 64K
Yeah it's not that much difference between max and 64k
Go find a ddr5 tune with tight tertieries
Search hwbot
Copy it
Copy all terts
Test
Make sure tcwl is tcl -2
ycruncher ambient 2x32 subs should be simple enough to find
AM5 ram OC can get done in a day, it doesn't need extreme attention
You're not doing 8000 desync or playing with any lga1700
I mostly copied the buildzoid easy timings, set 6200 synced, fclk 2133, and called it a day
Synced is almost literally extremely stable/slightly unstable/completely unbootable
There's no middle ground
Not sure if it's because 2x32 but last time I tried to copy almost nothing matched....
So I had to do each one by hand.
The easy timings? Or what are you copying?
What are you copying lol
Terts and Secondaries was a hellish nightmare.
Because the BZ easy timings are made for 2x16
it was 2x16 Hynix A overclocks.
Yeah but you need to be luckier
You got very lucky then
I couldn't even boot 6600 desync or 6400 sync
fclk is determined by ram or cpu?
Cpu
Ahh I might try FCLK later again.
fclk is the speed the cores talk to each other
Cause my last one was meh.
2100 is usually easy enough on fclk
IF is determined by two PLL's on the cpu io die, and is independent of the memory controller itself
Make sure you're testing every step to watch for performance loss
The mem controller talks to the ioIF and draws bandwidth through it via the uclk
I guess the u is uplink?
Into the memory controller (MCLK)
Well I guess I am gonna start tightening some timings.
Start with SCL you said, @sudden torrent?
yes
and Bacca, you said tcwl should be tcl -2 right?
You mean felix right lol
We've had a froge invasion lately
but yeah I will brb.
See this
I'm literally saying do this
Fclk auto, uclk mclk auto
Tcwl = tcl -2
I usually specify uclk=mclk because some boards (like mine) will auto to 2:1 above 6000
Odds are this works at 6400
Sure, we could clamp manual imc
But it should still work
I'm like 80% confident
Work backwards not forwards
The only thing you'll need to check is the DD's
Those are for dual rank double density
...... that in particular I recall being hell.
I fiddled with that for like 3 days.
Well lucky for you I have numbers
Idk
Probably
I'm saying take inspiration from someone else for terts and seconds then work your primaries down
You should get something very quick at 6400
And should only take a day or two
I noticed in the it's 4 and 2.
If you're going for stable do equal
Write should always be shorter than read though for banks
Have some inspiration
Thanks.
So less is better?
Gotcha.
Just copy like
What does VDDP do?
90% of that
Copy then if I am up for it try to tighten right?
Don't touch that, it's a quick way to make everything unstable unless you're doing XOC
It's an input voltage
Understood.
Wait I was thinking VPP
He's using 1.25 vdd
Not 1.6
For 6200 CL26
You really don't need a lot
In fact
Too much can cause negative scaling
Sounds like my Hynix A is being limited by my CPU I am assuming?
No I think something else would be fundamentally wrong if you absolutely need 1.6v
Gotcha.
I don't recall the reddit post but I saw someone who said they dailied 1.7v on 2x16 Hynix A die for a year without degration.
I've met others who've done that and did degrade
Sounds like what people used to say about AM4 vSOC
"Oh 1.25v is fine"
I would trust a rando on reddit as far as I can throw them, and since they're anon you can't
the person was using a intel 13th I7 or I9 I forget and was running around 7.600mhz or so and very tight timings.
That changes nothing
Doesn't make a whole lot of difference to me when two of the best overclockers I know say don't do it
I doubt it was even fully stable at 7600 to begin with
Fair. Was just pointing out what the reddit post was.
The hell unearthed that was first gen ddr5 boards
I miss none of it
Well I am a try SCL 5 now cause I know 4 isn't gonna work.
Doubt it's going to work now but I guess it's worth a shot.
There's a reason why BZ made this post
It quite literally works on almost all hynix configs
SCLs at 4 are the safest fast
Going lower is going below known guaranteed safe lol
You'll note a LOT of similarities between that sub and the easy timings too, like the primaries are not tight at all
Yes
Because DDR5 is just like this
Seconds and Terts you can dial in almost the same way every single time
Then you play the puzzle with the last few and clamp it to a preferred voltage
When me and ggood were doing this for months on the UX I changed my tertiaries maybe a handful of times over 3 months
Versus the thousands of changes to everything else
It's just expected to start your DDR5 tuning this way
It just works
Otherwise you'll be at this for a looonnngggg time...lol
The similarities between BZ's easy timings and what I have to this is almost uncanny
It's almost like they started with the template, shortened a few, expanded a few others in blocks, went for 6800 synced, called it a day
Lol
Desync but yeh
ycruncher prefers raw speed
I will get banned for what I want to say
I abstain
Someone said they wanted one in the intel server
I was wondering if you could enlighten me
Okay, I was thinking the right thing
I was way off
You should buy one then fill it with a red stick virus then send it to that person free
It's good for plugging into a dumb tv to make a smart tv+
That's about the only use case I can think of, maybe as a basic workstation plugged into a monitor with USB PD.
"In hell" would be acceptable too
I am experiencing hell so far to get SCL even 5 to work.
I tried 4, CMOS refused to clear tried 5, tried 6, and just decided to do a full clear to see if I could even still boot in
Is that with expo on and everything else on auto after a cmos clear
That's with the XMP profile on and everything set on auto except tREFI and SCL.
gonna reboot into windows at 6400mhz and start from the start
Hopefully that isn't an omen for your IMC quality
I found the issue.
@sudden torrent I forgot about this issue with the X670-P's bios.
If I boot up a profile after clearing CMOS I need to manually re-enable high voltage mode otherwise it only gives my ram like 1.2v to work with.
Currently at SCL 6. gonna try 5 now.
Alright I give up on 4.
I got 5 to boot.
In my previous OC when I was doing 1.6v VDD/VDDQ/VDDIO I got it to work at SCL 2.
running pcbdestroyer while I am gone
Ryzen 3000 or 5000 I'm guessing
3800 can be tricky depending on a few factors
Especially if you happen to run 4 sticks
yup 3733 no work
i do
Best I could do with 4 sticks on my 5800X was 3600
finally i can relate to someone
everyone was telling me "oh 3600 weak af dumbo"
i was trying 3666 3733 3800 and 3866
neither worked
1t 1.5t 2t
They don't know what they're talking about, I was setting records for ambient temps at 3600
prob cause dual rank
i got 4 sticks b die
Yeah I do too, a mixed set at that
wait i dont get this
you did this with GDM DISABLED?
Yep
impossible
If you can't get the clocks might as well go for GDM off
i remember having a cpu previously
which would error my ram at 3200mhz
with gdm on
thats your pc?
When I had the 5800X, rest in pieces
what happened
MSI borked my BIOS update and it shoved over 1.4v into the cores under load
recently?
Yeah a few months ago
cause
my 5700x died on me out of nowhere
after not using my pc for 2 weeks
i was on latest bios
it happened about 3 weeks ago
luckily rma team was helpful
I was just a week outside my warranty and they flat out refused to do anything
oh dang
now you have a 7900x3d
according to your bio
Yes I'm one of a whole 12 people that runs it for daily use
A combination of luck and just the right voltage/impedance
cause i saw you play with addrcmd
and drive strengths
and odt
how do people play around
like do they just enter random numbers
Generally the rule is higher values can help with extreme settings but also increases the memory controller load
so basically just run max safe for all
No because that can reduce your potential max/min on your timings
It's a balancing act and every CPU is different
did you ever get that 3600mhz 100% stable
or was it just usability stable
I got pretty lucky all things considered, some people can't do 3600 without procodt at 60 ohms
It was stable enough for me to run stress tests and benchmarks, maybe one blue screen a month when gaming
that means instability though
Correct
But it was stable enough for my needs
no wheas
like it should be guaranteed stable
as in i put my pc in sleep mode at night and i dont open event viewer and see a bsod
or my windows reset
If you need it that stable then you shouldn't even run xmp and leave it at jedec
wait what
Every timing you tweak is a potential error in the long run
no but like isnt it possible to stress test every timing
No
You can have a system that passes every benchmark and test and then crashes at idle
so basically you gotta pray your pc is stable if its OC
Basically yes. You can root out common errors but there could be that one weird case where it runs a refresh cycle then a CAS write x4 into a read and suddenly it hates you
at this point i considering just jumping on the bandwagon
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should i make the jump to intel
thats with the 13th gen cpus
thats what i heard on the news
12th gen IMC sucks for both DDR4 and DDR5.
High end 13th/14th gen are sometimes unstable out of the box with a CMOS clear.
Literally the 12th gen DDR4 IMC is worse than 11th gen
so basically i the customer cannot win
Not if you want to push things past their original limits
thats what i referring to
There's always going to be something
i wanna push past limits
i heard there was instability problems on lga 1700 at stock
cause "mobo manufacter profile"
That's mainly problems for the 13900K/S, 14700K, and 14900K/S
so basically if i get a 14600k i am in the clear
They crash out of the box trying to load some games because the shader compile hits all the cores
Fclk hole
Don't get a 14600k it's just a 13600k + 100MHz
yea
true
but they discontinued the 13600k
so its no longer available
Not true, 3600 barely slower
Stable >>>>> highest funny number
Yes this would be why if it's 64gb
32gb
i got a total of 32gb ram
i heard they discontinued the 13600k due to it potentially being victim
They discontinued production of it but they can't pull it off the shelf
My 5900X does 3666 on 4x16gb b die and 3866 on 4x8
with proper stability?
makes sense, $289 for a 14600k is ripoff
I've used that system since day 1 with overclocking
any bsod
It's stable
what was the crash error
Radeon graphics driver 💀
So basically it could be anything
@sudden torrent you remember my 6900xt going mad right
Yep lol
amd has some instability on gpu side
Replaced everything
in the old days
coming from a 6800 owner
Like nothing happened
Meh
i currently do pbo motherboard limits, +200 frequency, zero curve optimizer, 95 degree temperature lim it
Define worth it
You might get 1 or 2%
i call it lazy pbo
I'd say personally it's worth a couple minutes of time
Define never
Some chips have cores that want no undervolt
i put 0 all core it was unstable
LOL
i even did positive
it was still unstable
undervolt = stupid
i have a MATX pc not an ITX
I have 1 core that wants 0 undervolt
But I have another 11 that want a range between 5 and 30
The one wanting 0 is my best cppc core
right now a z690m phantom gaming 4 is $99.99
really am considering jumping to train intel
i have some b die ram
13th and 14th btw
even b die?
You need to obey intel power spec with manual bios limits to eliminate the 13th and 14th degradation
Yes
Cmon
Even b die
That's a good combo
it is
ive had my pc since 2020
and have been upgrading
i got my mobo a week after b550 launch
Your PBO problems sound like your 5700X is a down binned 5800X that couldn't hold the clocks at acceptable voltage
The imc possibly too
to be fair i only paid like $140 for my 5700x
3600 is fine tho
new on thanksgiving
Just run 3600 tighter than 3800 can go
You make all the loss back
Well, more or less
But it's virtually similar
i only shop during discount season
If you're having problems you can set PBO on +100 motherboard limits and call it done. That way you still get the increased power budget so it holds clocks better.
pbo has no problems
unless i enable curve optimizer
You must have a core that is barely meeting spec then
1 core is all it takes
BOOM bsod
"Watchdog_timeout"
also feetlicks
Hi
at what point can you say "yeah i can guarantee this is stable with zero bsod" and "No more work needed just rest and relax'
karhu for 10 hours?
Sure
If you need it 100% stable you need at least 3 days of testing
1 day is good enough for most
i cannot afford for my files to keep getting corrupted
Shout out to Intel CPUs for having a random error once after a week of testing
also this aint oc related but
should i replace my corsair cx650
for a 750-850w psu
You can use iirc 3dmark11 for fclk instead of mlc gui
Is it giving problems
no
Then no
will any gpu bottleneck my 5700x
Yes
anything above what
Define bottleneck
Depends on the resolution you play at mostly
2560x1440
and bottleneck as in cpu is not allowing for gpu to use full effort
You should be good for everything up to a 4070 ti super I'd say for most games.
A 4080 or 4090 would bottleneck.
Beyond that you would in a number of situations bottleneck, if not already
And of varying degrees
Bottleneck is a buzzword
i mean it isnt a buzzword per say
It's not the best descriptor for a general term
There's a very strong level of "it depends" with bottlenecks
You have a wide range of games that are cpu bound or gpu bound
Or even cache or ram bound
does it make sense for me to upgrade my power supply to 750w for future proofing in case i want a better gpu
Generally speaking however, I'd say 3080ti/90/6900xt
even if my 650w is still working
No
Upgrade the PSU when you upgrade the GPU to something that needs it upgraded
If you intend to upgrade the gpu, upgrade the psu then
What kind
montech
Full name
gamma ii
Don't
ok
Anything you can't verify is good with a resource with a psu, is a hard avoid
Best cheapest I know of rn is the focus gx
It's been hovering around 90$ for 750w
What year
for gf1? current
wait really
They changed the design completely and kept the same model name for some reason
Bronze apaacg and iirc gold are both decent
Would I pair that with a 4080 tho, prolly not
i can now spend this saved money on good indian food
But it's ok
Those are good ideas
We don't need a fortune on pc's spent
Use it for stuff that matters
And upgrade when you can see you need it
thats what i did
i started with an r3 3100
now i have r7 5700x
i started at 16gb 3000mhz and now i have 32gb 4000mhz
Most people that buy that stuff buy it to mess with or work
Very few game
Those that do often get problems as first adopters
A good step up tbh
4000mhz?
Were these vipers?
What was the sku I can barely remember
4000 cl19
I think
true
4000 B die skus were often vipers and not very good ones
i started at an rx 570
then got a 2060 and returned it after a day for a 6600
then eventually i switched to 6800
Nice upgrade paths
i am a huge value shopper
I agree with that philosophy
remember how people say you can rip the cpu while taking off the cooler
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it was like $2

i mean it
That's actually a fantastic solution
got it from thermalright aliexpress shop
@sudden torrent can we pin that link in #building-and-recc-chat
Typical thermalright chads
dont
cause you know why?
Why not?
Gelid is alr
Whoa
thats why
i was hearing so many stories about am4 cpus getting damaged and i was like hell nah
so i saw this, i only bought it because it looked like a contact frame
and $2 wont kill me
Works well? Looks like a butterfly frame
its not on amazon
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i telling you
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and value
Ah yeah I can't see it anywhere there
Damn
Hopefully I manage to get some people to buy it
anyway i gotta do homework
again thanks so much for help
see you all later... or not
No worries
Just got back home.
So my ram passed at SCL 5, tREFI max, 6400mhz with no errors in PCBdestroyer.
Also, temps peaked at 54c but averaged about 40c.
ah heck. I can't even get 6400 to POST if it makes you feel any better
Unfortunately I found out it was 6800 desync.
I am running 6400 sync currently. Would need like 1.5-1.6 volts on VDDIO to do 6600 but I don't wanna risk that.
ya that does sound pretty spicy lol
1.4v is the most I am willing to put into vddio after Fal showed me a post from MSI.
@modern walrus, how much VDDIO voltage are you using for your overclock?
I am noticing minor artifacting.
Could that be the result of SCL being to low or tREFI being to high?
Doing what
Turn off hardware acceleration so it's only rendering on CPU
@sudden torrent is this it? I can't find anything called Hardware Acceleration.
Yes
Did you do ram yet? I forgot.
That looks pretty tuned to me
lol ya
6400 won't cooperate so I settled
didn't wanna reinstall windows again
So what exactly does VDDIO affect? I can't seem to find any good answers.
it seemed to affect how high I could get frequency to run
er at the very least, I needed to raise it to run higher frequency with MCLK:UCLK 1:1
iirc even 1.4 wouldn't POST 6400
& I have no idea what's considered high or too high to run for daily honestly
Ouch. Well according to a post from MSI that Fal showed me the X3D cpus should not go above 1.4 as it was found that if VDDIO and VSOC were to high at the same time that it might of been the cause of the chips dying.
MSI blamed VDDIO as one of the voltages that caused the blowups when it's above 1.4v yeah
Especially on X3D you don't want anything that high
Oh no... I am concerned. PC just restarted on it's own.
Tuned the ram back to XMP with DRAM at 1.4v and disabled PBO.
Sudden restart, no blue screen?
That's often CO related
You would typically do memory overclocking before CPU undervolting
Yeah just ahppened to me again and I found out I accidentally left PBO on advanced.
Switched it back to just enabled.
Is there a way to check if PBO is disabled from within windows?
I feel like my Bios is acting weird.
Ryzen Master will tell you
I keep getting this error:
Ryzen Master failed to initialize. Kindly reinstall the program.
So reinstall it?
Chipset installed?
I believe so. How can I double check?
Well since clearing cmos so far no crashes.
@steady lance anymore crashes
Since clearing cmos thankfully no.
I have XMP enabled still so it was 100% something to do with a unstable co.
For when I OC again I am debating if I wanna keep boost clock at 5.7ghz and just optimize for hitting that frequency more often.
do i overclock my 7900xtx
That depends. Have you had no issues
smoothness ithink is going away though or its just bc im used to it being smooth that it doesnt feel smooth lol
@jovial bluff So weird side step here
We spent months trying to help you
You sold the pc
Bought effectively the same one new
Never had a problem ever again
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💀
do u know what stuff to turn off on amd ardrelain software
Turn on anti lag
Turn off radeon overlay
That's the bare minimum and I keep to that as much as possible. Really keeps stability strong
For the same reason I'd say maybe steer clear a bit of overclocking the XTX
Fun for big numbers, not really the best for daily
gotcha
what about smart memmory
Yea it can help a little
Up to you tho
It's called "Resizable bar" or "Above 4G decoding" in bios
Sometimes SAM
Yeah that's fine
so liek side note
iGPU on only makes sense if you want a second screen or be able to diagnose problems
idk why i bought this pc ngl lol i barely game..
but when id dint have a pc i was bored
LOL
yepp ngl i already posted it for sale lol-
Lol
Well you got it out of your system at least
Maybe next you just stick to a console lol
prolly wont sell it tbh i just got bored and posted it
not really alot of games that are fun to play
So true
my overclock is like 2-3 years old now, should i redo it? and should i also undervolt my gpu while im at it
Did you think it could go faster back then?
If the answer is anything but yes, I wouldn't
no clue
i didnt have an idea what i was doing back then
and i feel like its running pretty hot
dont think itd be faster but i do feel like i can get it cooler
should prolly watch a video or two before cuz i havent done it in a hot minute
then again it is pmuch stable rn
If you're not having stability issues
And the work you did to it was safe limits
Then I don't see an issue tbh
But you can have a look around and see
yeah fair
and for undervolting anything special for ampere gpu's?
It reaches peak perf for the voltage it supplies
But that's all it does
How good it is depends on how stable
welp the issues are back lmfao
nothing
So what happened in the last 24 hours then
Like, what did you do on the pc between when we last talked and now
Set it to 6000 then and set your fclk to 2000
Help me to get a gf
make it to gskill world comp, and hit up a show girl 
What Fitz said.
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Bros tryna overclock his relationship status
😂
no way bros relationship is rated by 80 plus
My relationship with my PSU is just that good
need help on a small boost
as far as i've understand CPU overclocking there's temps, frequency, and voltage that I have to deal with
i tried looking up a few videos on the software but it seems like it's very different compared to mine; and my thought is perhaps it's because of my APU
Your voltage is a little high if it’s at 1.45 @cerulean moon
everything is default btw
Should be fine then since it’s idle
But for an oc on Ryzen 2nd gen
There’s an auto one amd has and it’s better than a manual oc
I’ll try to look for what it’s called
Pbo - precision boost overdrive
exactly what i'm trying to find but there's none for some reason
LLC is another consideration btw
("Load Line Calibration")
thank you
default LLC will drop voltage considerably under load
uh what am i supposed to do
you're doing OC in Ryzen Master or BIOS also?
tbh I've never OCed 2600G. I've done 5600G but that was similar to Zen 3
i prefer not going into bios but as long as i know what to do there i don't mind
if you're on stock LLC, for example, setting voltage at like 1.4 might drop to something like 1.3 under load but if you set LLC higher, it might only drop to 1.35 under load
unless you're doing like LN2 tho, you never want LLC to be set such that it doesn't drop under load
so usually something in the middle is better
because that allows you to keep your set vCore at a reasonable voltage while still having enough voltage under load
i don't seem to see anything resembling what you mean in ryzen master
in BIOS it's called like DigitALL power settings or something like that
i'll take a bath and boot into bios, see if there is
can't remember exactly offhand
alright i'll check a few and send pictures
okay sounds good
PBO didn't exist on the 2400G, it's Zen classic, not even Zen+.
Best results will be from a static all core overclock.
For example, I was able to overclock my 2700 to an all core frequency above the stock boost max at 1.4v, which is safe on those older nodes (14nm).
ah no wonder
thanks for that
i see it
I've researched safe OC is around 3.8GHz
stock heatsink btw
will buy a tower air cooler along with the cpu upgrade
or an aio idk
A tower cooler would be plenty
AIO is really only needed on the Ryzen 9 parts, "needed" being used loosely
recommendations?
US?
thinking of the cooler master 512 i keep seeing on pppicker
SEA
I've seen that one tower cooler brand that wasn't super known but they also make thermal paste iirc
thermalite i think?
any other recos?
it's around 20-40 where i live the thermalright
one is considerably more expensive though not sure why, perhaps fans were included
ID-Cooling SE 214 would be another to consider
I'll look through a few coolers
dang they cheap
you think it would be future proof for a 5600? with OC maybe
so with the cooler i get 1 fan and 1 "tower" idk what they're called
no need for the really big 2 towers one with 2 fans
Yeah the heatsink and pipes are collectively called the "tower"
Dual towers are good for higher power parts, like if you were overclocking a Ryzen 7
great! thank you
@modern walrus i see DigitALL in the bios, how should I tweak the settings?
damn do i not have rgb headers on my mobo
@sudden torrent
i might have to buy an adaptor then
eh?
cool, but it will arrive in september LOL
are the ones i sent still viable tho
cus i'm planning on routing all my fan cables at the back instead
rn currently they're just daisy chained to one fan header
Daisy chaining is fine. It's the same as using a hub.
alright
i'll get a hub aswell with argb
that works right
even though i think i don't have argb headers on my mobo
No, it wouldn't. It needs to have the argb controller included since you don't have one.
The bottom right one is an example of a controller
what options do you have? typically the middle one is better but I'd start on the lowest you can run & only increase it as necessary. Read the help string in BIOS or check your motherboard's manual to see which LLC [number] is lower or higher because it can vary. (e.g., the highest numbered LLC setting could be largest vdroop or could be the smallest or even no vdroop at all depending on the motherboard--MSI boards sometimes have an LLC setting that increases voltage under load). Unless you're using LN2 or another extreme cooling solution, you should not use the "no vdroop" LLC option because of "transient" power spikes (better to Google that then watch me fumble around trying to explain it lol).
Btw just to be sure we're on the same page, vdroop refers to how much voltage drops when you go from little to no load on the CPU to a heavy load. Especially if your goal is for a daily overclock, you'll want to run the greatest vdroop that allows you to set vCore as low as possible. Bear in mind, vCore at idle does matter to an extent but vCore under load matters far more. I wish I could give you specific voltage numbers for what's "safe" but I don't know much about your specific CPU. TLDR: Be careful to avoid high vCore under load, especially when temps start approaching TJ max because that's when degradation becomes more likely.
also, there's an LLC setting for SOC voltage that may come into play, especially if you start playing with memory timings/frequency
I've used the Razer RGB controller before. It comes with tons of bloatware but you can control it with OpenRGB to avoid installing all the crap lol
oh damn thank you very much I'll work on it in the evening, i have a lot of errands today coincidentally
I'll update you when i get home ggood thanks for that
honestly just gonna buy a v cheap controller and set it to white, first time having lights in my pc lol
so what I'm understanding is we'd want the greatest vdrop meaning, having lowest amount of voltage on the CPU when we go under load - in order for us to set vCore as low as possible, and to my knowledge vCore is the actual voltage the cpu is running at under load (or m pretty much how powerful the core is running at(?))
we'd want to balance vCore value that it only reaches below tj max which is just another word for max temps the cpu can handle.
if we can do all that no problem after benchmarking ig, say we reach a good and safe OC (is it oc? lol),
I'd also like to know about LLC and SOC as I'm only presuming, judging by memory timings/frequency you are talking about ram oc, I'd like an explanation of that
question tho, how is the former supposed to help aid in giving me a performance boost
yes, TJ max is when the CPU will start to slow down frequency to lower temperatures
I don't know what TJ max would be on your CPU but more than likely it's somewhere between 85-100C
if you haven't already, download HWiNFO
it'll give you almost ever sensor reading on your CPU, GPU, motherboard, & even storage drives & memory (if they have temp sensors)
seriously like every possible sensor lol
btw what are you setting the multiplier to?
RAM OC is an entire monster on it's own. There are many, many more variables compared to CPU OC. The CPU you're using is DDR4 so if you're interested in going down that dark path, this is a great place to start: https://github.com/integralfx/MemTestHelper/blob/oc-guide/DDR4 OC Guide.md
don't get me wrong tho, I've spent countless hours messing with memory OC. It can be fun, or at the very least, give you a sense of accomplishment lol
one thing tho with memory OC especially, you'll want to dual boot a second Windows installation. Trying to overclock memory on your daily Windows install is very risky as it's very likely to corrupt Windows in the process
tbh, even if all you do is OC CPU, it's best to have a second install for testing or at the very least, back up anything you do not want to lose to an external drive or cloud type thing
Windows tends to corrupt itself over time regardless of whether you OC or not anyway lol
btw what are you using to stress test?
well i downloaded cinebench and 3dmark demo
i also have msi kombustor
but apparently that's not quite great as a benchmarking tool
i haven't yet actually, just finished errands and arrived home just now
gonna start late at night lol i think that might be your active times here
are you up
christ on a bike this might be more confusing than i thought
CPU Loadline level 3
CPU NB Loadline level 2
Don't worry about the rest
Mode 4 or 5 should be good. The rest just leave auto
