#overclocking
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is the AMD Ryzen 5 1600 Six-Core Processor overclockable
Do you know a good video I could watch to learn how to do it?
I can overclock my gpu as well right?
AMD Radeon R7 240
and there would be a video for how do it as well right
There is
I think you can do cpu OC manually
its pretty easy with ryzen master
just type a higher frequency
apply
run cinebench
if you don't crash, it likely works.
The R7 240 uses a outdated driver package. Have to use the overclock utility in the driver package and it doesnt always work. Best bet for the R7 240 is Afterburner. If i remember the utility is AMD Overdrive. Been awhile since I had to use that utility.
Tfw Lenovo GT 730 100MHz overclock on core and memory 
sub it on hwbot\
I don't see a real reason to overclock the 9400, it already has a good turbo frequency
Question, is the newer R0 the same clocks/voltages as the P0 9900k or are they about the same?
Voltage will always vary from cpu to cpu if you leave them at stock. It will call for a certain vid at a frequency. But in theory the R0 should operate at the same voltage as a P0.
From what i have read the vid tables are the same, but some will run at lower vid.
Hi guys I have a i7-6700k overclocked to 4.2 ghz. i see people overclocked to 4.7 (crazy) and i want to maybe push mine to 4.4 - 4.5 ghz. and how do i do it im a bit stuck. i have a straight forward bios nothing bad.
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I'm no overclocking expert, but from what I know you increase the voltages according to the clockspeed, right? Then you just make sure it's stable.
Would your VRMs be able to handle it?
I wouldn't go above 1.33 for a 24/7 overclock, you can look up safe voltages for your cpu online
I would start by trying to get a clock that most other people can hit with that cpu and try to get a voltage that is reasonable and stable while running some kind of stress test. if you manage that then try setting clock higher and test stablility, if it crashes turn voltage up a bit. I would never go above 1.4v(this is with intel ofc)
im no expert but i do a 24/7 oc on a 8600k 4.9GHz all cores
A good 6700k should do 4.5ghz at under 1.3v. One of the important things when overclocking it is to make sure to start off with leaving the uncore clock speed at something you know is stable and find the stable core voltage and clock then work up your uncore. at 4.5ghz I think you should be able to run the uncore at 1:1 on a 6700k but its possible it wont.
@manic helm can you dm me
im quite confused.
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XD
imagine overclocking the ryzen 9 to 5.4 ghz
and declocking threadripper to 2.0
whats a good oc for 2070 super
Hi guys I have a i7-6700k overclocked to 4.2 ghz. i see people overclocked to 4.7 (crazy) and i want to maybe push mine to 4.4 - 4.5 ghz. and how do i do it im a bit stuck. i have a straight forward bios nothing bad.
Here are some of my bios pictures
That is my not my picture, its one off the internet that has the same bios as me
Motherboard: Maximus VIII Hero
the voltage does not look safe
That is my not my picture, its one off the internet that has the same bios as me
lol
do you overclock? / know about overclocking?
That is my not my picture, its one off the internet that has the same bios as me
oh good
people push voltage like crazy okay
the core ratio is the clock speed, 45 = 4.5GHz 50 = 5.0GHz etc.
the higher the clock the more voltage you need
I wanna push it to 4.5ghz
But keep temps cool and no crashes
4.5ghz is the max imma go
I don't like to go over 1.35v for long term oc
Yeah
So what do you reccomend
i7-6700k
4.5ghz oc
what settings do i need to change
im a beginner in overclocking
it's at 4.2rn?
yes
what is your voltage at
You can use intel XTU
instead of bios
makes things easier to test for stability I believe
I still suggest you download and use this
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/24075/Intel-Extreme-Tuning-Utility-Intel-XTU
Intel® Extreme Tuning Utility - Intel® XTU
sure you can put it later into bios
but most people aint got time to go to bios, apply, restart, test, go to bios
ok.
the link sounds easy, i've never used it tho so idk
ok so is there anything wrong or you want me change in the pictures?
you can leave it
since I wanna push it up to 4.5ghz
or should I download the link and you tell me there how to push up to 4.5ghz
Mr1 might be able to help you out with that since I've never used the program
lmao I use ryzen, XTU is the counterpart to Ryzen master
Jam, XTU is a software
by intel
for ocing
it's not in bios
side note, prob want to enable xmp
Just did
I swear I enabled it before
Mustn’t have saved it :/
Anyways I’m booting up
That picture meme of Kingping and TiN is terrible - neither of them would even think of shunt modding with liquid metal.
Shunt modding with LM is the equivalent of cracking an egg into your radiator to fix a leak.
This is the better way to do it.
https://xdevs.com/guide/pascal_m_oc/
Hardware voltage adjustments for EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Founders Edition. Power limits removal and GPU, memory, PLL voltage mods.
Hey, this might sound a little insane cause I know not a lot of people do it, but how would I overclock my monitor?
Like go from 75Hz to 90Hz?
Unless you have one of a specific few models of monitor, unlikely you can safely overclock from say 60-75.
Hey, what do you think will happen if I overclock a Intel celeron n4000?
Cooled with bare skin btw
wait wdym cooled with bare skin
Like putting the laptop on my laps
Can you oc 9700k to 5 ghz without liquid nitrogen or sub zero
Easily
Running Prime95 to test my overclock and monitoring with Ryzen Master as shown here; no other large background processes running
started at 3.8GHz at 1.35V and I've been able to drop it as far as this without it crashing after two hours of Prime95 Small FFTs
unfortunately 3.9GHz appears to be impossible even with this CPU even with 1.375V
and I don't feel like pushing it any higher than that
only VCore has been adjusted; SoC is set to auto but appears to hover around 1.14-1.15V while in BIOS
CPU cooler is an Arctic Freezer 33 eSports One with an extra Bionix fan attached to the backside of the heatsink (creating what is more or less equivalent to an Arctic Freezer 33 eSports Edition)
not sure why I can't hit 3.9GHz or lower temperatures but I suppose I will start by setting a stronger fan curve (noise of the cooler is loud but low-frequency so I don't find it intrusive even near max) and fixing SoC voltage to something higher
Anything else I should be considering?
Prime95 appears to default to disabling AVX-512, and I am not sure this is recommended for a complete stress test
That chip doesn't have AVX-512 capability.
Is it possible to torture test your system hard enough that it forgets to run the clock at the correct speed?

I was running Prime95 for around two or three hours today
and my clock fell behind by 10 minutes lol
Hm.... cool
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Hi guys, I woke up and booted up my pc and it went like this after I put my password in
Yesterday, my cpu was overclocked yo 4.4ghz at 1.350 voltage
@dull ginkgo helped me
And it was running perfectly fine until now?
It was like I put my password in to get into desktop and then as soon as it hits 100% boom.
Also had a kernel security failure
Blue screen also
@hard ice
scale back the OC
Wdym?
It’s weird because yesterday I super stress tested it and it was working fine
there is a very very good reason that it says "Overclock at your own risk" at the top of this channel
I know but how has this been caused?
your machine is newly put together right?
Like 4’months
Is it because my cpu cannot handle 4.4
maybe
maybe because it just doesnt like thursdays
I have a 2060 coming today and i just wanted me i7 overclocked a bit so I can get more performance.
maybe its a combination of the board feeling down on its luck today
and i wish i was joking
OC = pushing parts PAST what they are meant for
weird stuff happens
its the nature of it
so, what you are saying is this: I dont know how i overclocked it in the first place!
Ahh I have a profile that says safety with 4.3ghz 1.350 v and I booted up fine.
@hard ice
here is a lesson for you: it is a really bad idea not knowing what something actually does
and no, i am not going to walk you through how to do a manual OC
IF you want to do it, you start by reading your manual
and then you start either reading articles about it
or watching videos about it
damn.
because i do NOT want to take the risk with someone else hardware
and that is exactly what OC'ing is
Weird. Ran cinebench and prime95 to test stability, ran fine.
But, overclocking is pushing it pass it's limits, and things can get weird. Who knows.
It's just a profile for ram
It's an SPD table stored on the ram that has a list of timings at a given frequency that it is validated to be able to do
Hey, what do you think will happen if I overclock a Intel celeron n4000
so?
anyone thinks is a great idea?
It’s possible to overclock celerons?
If you do overclock just make sure your power supply, cooler, and VRMs can handle it
Also make sure the CPU and motherboard support overclocking of course
if you have a lower end cpu like a celeron chances are your mobo wouldn't be able to do much oc if it could at all
my psu is big, i have a more powerful psu than the stock one
i also don't have cooling at al
all*
like i said i cool it with my bare skin
and idk if vrms can handle it
this is my benchmark from geekbench 5
and this is a benchmark, from geekbench 5, and this is...
Wait its a laptop?
yes, i don't know too
but i want to know if that is going to melt the plastic
or if it's even possible to everclock in any way
I still don’t understand your cooling situation
Your CPU is just chilling with no cooler on it?
Lmao
si...
Aaaaa
tell us!
so my mobo decided 1.7v is where it likes to be
ok
uhhh
yeh
im about to do a bios update, but i think its already up to date
uhm
its an i7 3770k
msi z77smth smthin g43
yeah its an older machine but i got it from a friend and it runs games well at 3.5
r u sure that cpu didn't burn to a crisp
well, it is still a good cpu
that cpu should have about 1.3v about for 4.5ghz or above
of course load is at 2% and as soon as windows started it hit 90
-_-
thats what im trying to get it to but the bios is stuck at 1.6+
that is even a lot for mine
voltage on intel shouldn't really be above 1.4 for the most part
can you change it?
yeah
manual?
but i figured if the bios fixed it, would have been interesting to share regardless
manual doesnt tell me jack ****
I mean can u use manual settings
that manual
lol
it only allows me to add v in increments of +.01 or 0.02 up until .06
.06?
thats what im saying
idk much bout 3rd gen intel
so you just cant make that go under 6?
lol
maybe some Techie can help you
ive got an update here so ima push that and see what happens
yeah
ill keep yall posted
What vcore?
Hi
ok, good luck with it
its running at 1.7 XD
ill take pics XD
its gone i wish i had taken a pic before lol
now its at 1.032
mind you, i had just installed Intel xtu and cranked it to 4.5ghz there
but i turned that back down to base clock before messing around with bios
whoops
lol im not trying to start a house fire i meant ghz
ill see if one of the benches saved, i think at one point i saw 1.8 in the monitoring software
bios flashed, still running at 1.04 ish
nice
next step would be to get vcore to 1.2 correct?
That's about normal ya. If unsure - just restore the bios to "optimized defaults"
thats the menu i see when i want to change vcore
i would assume, if im running at 1.04
then i would add .16
ixtu doesnt have a vcore "advanced setting" so as far as i know this is the only way i can change this
@willow cape you could also set it to Static mode/override mode/whatever the bios calls it, to just set a voltage and not a offset.
What's the goal here?
4.5ghz
What cooler?
hyper 212
Ivy Bridge/Z77 Overclocking Guide Ivy Bridge Overclocking is almost identical to Sandy Bridge overclocking in that it is basically a CPU which is
i have read the stuff that applies to me in this article before, i re-read just in case you picked up something that i didnt. I can't find any settings in the bios to overcome the voltage offset
I think it's more popular to go with a manual, static vcore vs an adaptive/offset.
the only other thing i can turn off is c state but if im correct that shouldnt matter
no
the only setting on here im not familiar with is "spread spectrum" which im looking up now
internet says off
im gunna send it on the .16, it took 1.7 and stopped itself from dying so i dont feel too off about it
bad idea
that was a bad idea
gunna go search how to reset the bios...
F8 or something similar should bring up the option to set optimized defaults.
You can clear CMOS by moving a jumper on the motherboard as well.
there wasnt a jumper so i just shorted it
with the computer off
the offset is wack, im gunna look it up again to see if theres a way around it
cmos clear made boot loop
so, yay
1 of 2 things, bios broke or cpu broke
there was a menu recognizing the reset and it still knew what cpu was there so i think its the bios thats acting up
Probably just have to set your boot option again.
well im at a loss
it resets the settings, then says that the overclock settings have failed and system has been restored to default
In conclusion, im guessing that doing a bios update then resetting the cmos bricked the motherboard. Ill just buy a new motherboard, one thats not a piece of crap, and see if that fixes anything. I hope this was entertaining to some extent.
Damn man, sorry to hear that. Clearing cmos after a bios update is pretty standard too.
In conclusion: ya broke it
I'd recommend a z77 board off ebay.
ive got one or two more tricks up my sleeve, but to think a cooler upgrade led to this ticks me off
ill probs get a new one in box so i can return it when i inevitably find out the problem is worse than i think it is
Are you interested in overclocking as a hobby? Or is your primary goal to squeeze out the most from an older rig for gaming etc.
money isnt a huge issue, but i would rather not get a new cpu mobo and ram. I just wanted to get some extra preformance. I realize what im doing was sketch from the beginning so i sont hold any negative stigma towards overclocking.
I dont care much for having the latest gear, i think its cool helping others get there but i dont need it. Hence the 1060 and 3770k
I'm given to understand >1.4v vcore for 5.0 GHz on that chip is recommended.
Higher voltage operation could've hurt the chip, or over-stressed the motherboard VRM's power delivery capability. Hard to say.
I totally feel that
The last thing that happened when it was working was it hit 99 C and the bios froze
so i tried restarting it but the clock stayed the same
i reset cmos and i havent gotten it to post since
Don't know where to start? Give this a glance over. Extremely well written.
https://www.reddit.com/r/overclocking/wiki/index
I started this overclocking team in 2019 with friends I met in this discord, we've since grown to #2 rank worldwide, check us out.
https://hwbot.org/team/wegg/#Members
CPU binning statistics
https://siliconlottery.com/pages/statistics
DDR4 guide
https://github.com/integralfx/MemTestHelper/blob/oc-guide/DDR4 OC Guide.md
Use this for memory stability testing - TM5 guide
https://www.overclock.net/threads/memory-testing-with-testmem5-tm5-with-custom-configs.1751608
Free download of 3dmark basic edition - no steam needed
https://www.techspot.com/downloads/5775-3dmark.html
Lol
im fairly surprised the 212 didnt try to launch for the moon
Eh i think it was the +.16 send that did it in, thats when it broke. I guess the menu was adding voltage at a different scale then what vcore is represented in.
Ali sells 3770k from pc recycling, i know they are good from a good dealer because i have a bud that uses one. Tbh could have sworn that this tt smart blew up my pc
Amazon already gave me a refund for it though...
You should make a keychain for that RIP 3770k - or frame / wall mount it.
Lol it will keep my pentium 4 company then
The first chip i played minecraft on right next to the first chip i broke
So who wants to over clock an i5 3330? /s
I couldnt resist i took it slow and got it up to 3.6ghz
is hyper 212 enough for ocing a ryzen 5 3600
Maybe for a mild overclock
why not just use the stock cooelr?
Is there a program that will give a easy way to see how many watts my cpu is drawing overclocked?
only way of monitoring wattage I know of is with a metered outlet
maybe
Thats how I normally do it but it is hard to tell cpu from gpu.
My rig draws 150w at idle and under load around 260w
what website is Hwinfo64 on 👀
Run it in sensor mode
That feature doesnt work on every board but most modern ones have it
Use local host us to download. The top link is for something else
You want the full version. Just don't click on the lansweeper thing
Its not malware. But its not what you want
Anyone here that has a 3900x, how's your experience manually OC'ing your chip and what are the speed and volt you got yours stable?
You might want to just use PBO2
Is it better than manual OC? The stock voltage on my chip was set 1.4xx it kinda worries me
Usually PBO2 can do better than a casual manual OC.
I got mine clocked at 4.3 all cores at 1.325v. It's stable but i'm also not sure if that's safe lol
But it's better than it was at stock at 1.4xxv
1.325v isnt safe for zen 2 iirc
i have no clue with zen 2 oc'ing
Thanks! I'll go read that article and decide my chips fate haha
I run 1.30 v on my 2600x and I have no issues with stability and I went from Stock 3.6ghz to running 4.023ghz and havent had any stability issues or heat issues.
I'm not having any instability or heat issues with mine but im just worried having set the voltage at 1.325v will degrade my chip faster
I decided to dropped mine at 4.2ghz and 1.25v i don't wanna have to change my cpu faster than it shouldve lasted lol
Does RAM OC affect CPU degredation?
Not that I am aware of. I overclocked RAM on a older system and got such s minor OC on the CPU that it really didnt affect the CPU that much since the frequency was within the Normal Range for the processor to operate at
I just set the RAM to DOCP lol im scared since this is the first system that i built. I was running my CPU at 4.3ghz 1.325v and RAM at 3800cl16 1.42v it looks like i'm just degrading my parts faster with those voltages
Yea
Higher voltages degrade components quicker
Try to lower voltage to safe voltage and in stable conditions
does higher ram voltage help tighten timings too or is it just clock speed
Higher RAM voltage allows you to get to the clock speed you want the RAM at. You have to play with the timings to get it stable at that clock speed. Like myself I have 3000mhz CL15 Corsair Vengence LPX RAM and I have it clocked at 3400mhz. I had to play with a few timings to get it stable and not cause system crashes periodically.
UnityOC overclocking a 2900xt on a chiller.
https://www.twitch.tv/unityoc
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I'm kind of new to overclocking
How do I know when an I overclock is stable or not?
if everything runs fine its stable
if it crashes, artifacts, or other non-normal things happen its not stable
it's good to run a stress test to see if it's stable
Prime95, IntelBurnTest, and Core Damage were my go-to stress tests back in the day
Prime95 is very common today.
Alr
How well does the cpuz stress test work for testing the CPU at 100% for an extended period of time? Should I use prime95 instead?

how high of an oc can a ryzen 5 3600
Ryzen doesn’t oc very high
Every chip is different
With my 2600X I can get to about 4.12ghz and anything after that its unstable
I tried 4.2ghz But my system kept crashing
I would call it the overclocker's curse, you always want better, but you won't get there
Can anyone help me? Trying to overclock a ryzen 5 2600, and the edc is always 99%, even with the ryzen balanced power plan. It also gets really hot when I push it to 4ghz. Im using a stock cooler, which is probably the reason.
Yea that is the reason @limber pasture
Did you try lowering the voltage while keeping it stable?
@dull ginkgo You arent kidding. Im Happy with it at 4.18ghz and its pefectly stable and handles whatever I throw at it. then again I do have it Liquid Cooled. Even with liquid cooling I cant get it to a stable 4.2ghz even though it Turbos on its own to like 4.3ghz So I dont get it. But Eh it is what it is. It works where I have it.
For me I really want to get 4.4 all core, but all I can get is 4.35 at 1.375v, and I am NOT pushing it beyond that voltage even for a short time
@latent wolf well, turbo usually is on like 1 or 2 cores, at a voltage too high too sustain
I caught pbo 2 doing 4.43 on a core using like 1.44v
Reason: Bad word usage
I dunno what word I said
Probably
I was saying I get 1.375 for voltage but whenever I try to set my Clock Speed at 4.2 system goes stupid. It may or not be the thermals since Im only running a 120mm Rad
is it okay to overclock a laptop also is that possible?
can you overclock a locked intel i9 9900 processor?
@sterile flame read your question please.
does that not answer your question too?
i tried to but it didnt work
@sterile flame there you go, you answered your question again
so i am looking to OC an i5 9600K to 5GHz if possible or 4.9 at least, using a Corsair h100i AIO, anyone got any suggestions for settings for voltage, AVX offset, cache? videos and Reddit posts got me to 4.8 so far
Are you trying to fry the cpu? You would need exotic cooling to get those clock speeds
none of the vids and posts have said that 5GHz is only possible w/ exotic cooling
Depends on silicon lottery. Some chips might be able to hit 5.0, others maybe not.
since when has the lottery been something you can just win
guess i will just keep it at 4.8 then, thanks for the input folks
so i am looking to OC an i5 9600K to 5GHz if possible or 4.9 at least, using a Corsair h100i AIO, anyone got any suggestions for settings for voltage, AVX offset, cache? videos and Reddit posts got me to 4.8 so far
@sand fulcrum I have my i5-9600KF running at 5GHz with 1.300 VCore. My liquid cooler is a Corsair H75, but I modified it so it can handle the temps.... but all you need to do is just increase your Core Voltage in BIOS, set the frequency multiplier to 50, and it should work, if you won the silicon lottery that is.
@boreal jungle i tried the 1.3v, even 1.35v w/ 5GHz, it just blue screens and reboots back to default
Then yeah you didn't win the lottery. 4.8's probably your best bet.
thanks for the info
@boreal jungle set your XMP for your memory then try 5.0 on all cores 4.8 for AVX 4.3 for cache and 1.32 volts to start and try going down .5 volts after a R15 cinebench run. When it crashes bring the volts back up .5
@crude cave AKV has his CPU at 5GHz, it's me trying lol
i'm getting ready to work from home but i will try your suggestion after work, ty for the input
Just keep going down .5 volts after each run until crash and then bring it back up. I have a 9900k running @ 5.1 including AVX.
will do, ty again
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@crude cave so I tried the 5GHz all-core, 4.8 AVX, 4.3 cache, 1.32v and it crashed right away, looks like 4.*GHz OC is my sweet spot for this particular chip, thanks for the info tho
@sand fulcrum no problem.
Hey Guys
is there a website that explains all possible modifications in ryzen master? I just want to learn about that stuff, but there are some things, names or other things on ryzen master that are just so complicated
There has been YouTube tutorials
And generally all you'll be changing is frequency and voltage
any recommendations for a specific youtube channel?
@shadow jasper look at the Topic of this channel
and then keep this firmly in mind: Do NOT OC something you cannot afford to be without
That was definitely shown earlier today
@hard ice oh sorry. i thought ryzen master was an overclocking issue. I am not really looking to overclock, but quarantine gives me a lot of time and finals are over after this week. So i am trying to expand my knowledge a bit. Is there a different channel i should ask this question in?
nothing to be sorry about @shadow jasper
Generally without some crazy cooling solution, you aren't going to get enough of an overclock out of Ryzen chips to be worth the risk. And even with crazy cooling setups, you are still subject to the chip lottery
just that people have a tendency to misunderstand the potential impact of their actions
and i would much rather scare you NOW vs having you potentially complaining in a day or two @shadow jasper :)
There's a reason it has a "if it breaks you get to keep both pieces" warning right at startup in Ryzen master.
good point. I am know to jump into things. But i still want to learn about it. 🙂
@crude cave I was finally able to get it OC'd to 5GHz and no crashing.
CPU Settings
CPU Ratio: 50
CPU Cache 45
Long Duration Power 120
Short Duration Power 150
Volt Settings
Core/Cache Offset
Offset Volt 50
CPU Load-Line Calibration Level 1
again, thank you for the info, it did push me in the correct direction, along w/ some help from a YT video specifically for ASrock boards
@sand fulcrum Question Is How long can the CPU sustain that speed before it cooks itself is the unknown question at this point.
guess we will just see lol
Right
for what i am doing it is hitting temps of 62C
Ok. Thats decent and sustainable. Now if you were doing INtense gaming sessions then It might get a little hotter than that
Quick question for the people that know a lot more than me, I have a Ryzen 9 3950x 3.5GHz and 32gb of ram at 3.6GHz, MB is a MSI X570 gaming carbon edge wifi. Using dragon center I'd OC'd the CPU to 3.8GHz. With my CPU running faster would that give me memory issues?
It could.
Any suggestions to fix?
Change The Timings in the BIOS for the memory would help with stability
Rizz, this command is disabled in this channel
I changed my OC to 3.6GHz to match the ram
What should I change the RAM timings too? Currently they're what the box said which is 18-22-22-42
With p95 running for 10min the small ftp test. I sit at 40c idle and 55max during my normal load. I put the volts at 1.1 should I try to go lower to better thermals or we good here?
dayum
well @past sable do you expect to be running full load at all usually?
if yes, you might want to underclock it a bit more
if no, it'll be fine
No I won't ever be running full load like this
Because p95 is a completely synthetic load, it's for "if this works, basically everything else will work"
Gotcha, I was mostly asking to reduce idle and normal use Temps.
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Making your computer do more than it shoot risking over heating and crashes
Mainly too much
You likely will regret it many times
Facts
@wraith bluff try 16-20-20-40 for your timings and see if that helps
ITs a small change which should always be done when changing RAM timings
I have no idea where to start trying to overclock, but I have so much free time on my hands
check the pins
Thanks
read read read read 🙂
lmao ok
just to get a better understanding before you start fudging numbers around 😄
I'm trying to figure out if I won the silicon lottery or not. 3900x 4.4ghz across all cores @ 1.1v on ryzen master seems stable. Everything I've read online points to this being impossible. Hwinfo64 confirming the OC @ 1.1 and cinebench is giving me 7700+ each run. Max cpu power is 138w during testing. I've put the voltage up to closer to 1.2 because I was worried something was wrong. I'm not a complete noob to OC but a noob to OC on ryzen cpu's.
Only thing is cinebench not reading the OC correctly?
Ya, don't worry about cinebench reading clock speed.
Use cpu-z/hwinfo/ryzen master for that
Also that looks like a great bin
Should download benchmate and submit to hwbot if you're into that kind of thing. https://hwbot.org/benchmark/cinebench_-_r20_with_benchmate/
Thanks, kind of scared to get too deep into that rabbit hole as I think I'll end up killing my cpu. Is hwinfo more accurate than hwmonitor? I see conflicting things when I Google this.
hwmonitor used to be far worse, but hwinfo64 is nearly everyone's go-to
Okay time for a stupid question
Should i or should i not overclock an old nvidia gt 430
For some games i need to under clock for it not to overheat
Probably not going to see much benefit if you do. It is an old GPU with not much use other than to support multiple displays, if it even can support it
You can still game on it? What games?
I dont habe a lot games mainly ark and minecraft
I can clock it at max for minecraft but need to underclock for ark
Its not that its bad its the thermalsbase clock is to much for it to run ark on low and minecraft max overclocked with max settings i run very good
I donot have money to upgrade at this moment
And if i upgrade
I will have a bigg bottleneck
Its running an intel second gen i3 2 core 3.1ghz
10gbs ram ddr3
320watt power supply
Ah. I see. Well, I don't know a ton about overclocking, just the basics. My thought is, if you have to under clock it for certain games, then you probably shouldn't overclock it.
@latent wolf remember that board the other day that just didnt want to boot from usb with gparted?
The max clock speeds are far lower than the base clock
Base clock is 700 and clock speed wont go higher than 450
@latent wolf SVM mode doesnt enable when you enable it in the bios (for that specific board) so that was "fun"
@hard ice so You managed to geg it figured out so he could install Win 10 fro. The USB?
@latent wolf aye, it was a royal mess on the way there, but it ended up working
Anybody know where I can find an actual guide on overclocking a 3600x. I keep finding the most vague videos
check pinned messages
If it’s stable those temps are fine
👍
Did you force a manual 1.325v? Don't do that blindly. Everyone's chip is different.
https://www.reddit.com/r/overclocking/comments/ejrswd/how_to_find_the_max_fit_voltage_for_zen_2/
4 votes and 13 comments so far on Reddit
@proven canopy thing is, on PBO2, I saw the chip go as high as 1.42 on single core xD
I should try it under load with p95 tho
If you let the chip manage itself, it's fine.
Bios pbo2 or ryzen master pbo
Honestly I prob already hurt my cpu from my shenanigans, but eh, lets take a look
Bios
that is gpu memory clock
you... use the slider or type it in?
Should I overclock my ryzen 2200g or sell it for a 1600 af/ 3000x?
Anyone know why hwinfo would be showing my ram frequency at 1066 when I've set it in bios to 3600. Bios reads 3600, cpuz shows the single data info @ 1800 (3600).
Is hwinfo just wrong or is my ram running like doodoo
Even task manager shows 3600
I clocked and timed my ram in the ryzen ram calculator. After I did that hwinfo started reading it that way.
Getting less performance in gaming benchmarks now so I'm going to assume hwinfo is reading it right and I messed up somewhere. But off that everywhere else reads it wrong (or what is right anymore lol)
When selecting the entirety of the memory I get this
When I select individual dim I get this.
pretty sure that is what it shows for dual-channel memory, like mine shows 1600 for DDR4-3200
@proven canopy
well the 1800 that is
pretty sure that is what it shows for dual-channel memory, like mine shows 1600 for DDR4-3200
@sand fulcrum Yeah I know the 1800mhz is correct. But where is that 1066 number even coming from?
1066 is the default ram speed. Almost all ram is 2133 by default half of 2133 is 1066.5
@past sable
Its reading that and the available timings for 800 933 and 1066 below. Its reading that info from the spd which is the jedec standards for ddr4
So the OC is good and that's a normal reading? @manic helm i should have probably took en pictures of all prior readings. Thank you for confirming that it was driving me mad.
Is 750 watts enough to OC my 9900k and my 2080 ti
Or should I keep an eye out for a better PSU
Thats enough
Thanks
@proven canopy With bios default, p95 running, 1.35v safe for my chip..?
oops wrong screenshot
but still it was at like 1.35v
I don’t know anything, but y is your cpu usage at 100% when there is like nothing open
Ohhh my bad
@dull ginkgo I'd look through this. https://www.reddit.com/r/overclocking/comments/f18cbc/reviewing_voltage_recommendations_for_zen_2/
@dull ginkgo What CPU is it? Cause I run my 2600X at 1.35v at 4.0ghz with no problems at all and The temps stay well within the threshold of what Is considered normal Operating temps.
..?
Anything Over 1.375 on a Ryzen you run the risk of Damaging the CPU
@latent wolf I was asking for what would be a good voltage without degradation on my chip, and the answer I got from one of the articles was to "run pbo2 and put it under synthetic load", and that was what I did.
All chips are different
1.35 is a safe voltage for a Ryzen Overclock
I was looking for a voltage for a specific chip
I mean... Look in the link forks sent above^
Ah Ok
So its a 3000 series Chip. THats crazy cause I havent had any problems with my 2600X
Then again I think its a Different Chip name anyway
Nice
I've been running 4.2 1.3v on mine, with a backup 1.1v 3.8ghz for f@h
Yeah I try and go to 4.2 and my system acts stupid. Then again that could just be the die lottery on that one or my Motherboard doesnt like it
Right
I didnt even think to Increase the Voltage to 1.375 to try and get 4.2ghz
I just run it at 1.35 since I know its a safe voltage
My base is 3.6ghz So By the general Rule of thumb of not going over 10% for a OC I should be able to get a extra 600mhz out of the chip and get a stable 4.2ghz
Anything Over 1.375 on a Ryzen you run the risk of Damaging the CPU
Did you read the link I posted?
@proven canopy That is also what I said. Thats Why I dont run my CPU any higher than 1.35
Don't recommend any "x" max safe voltage to others - it depends on the chip, one has to test to determine each chip's FIT voltage.
I didnt say Voltage for a safety I was talking Clock speed as a Genereal Rule of Thumb if you overclock you arent supposed to go over 10% of the BCLK
Yeah Sorry I confused myself BCLK is the 100 number in my BIOS
Read through the /r/overclocking wiki and/or the other links pinned.
I tried changing that to 101 and That didnt work out so well my system was unstable
Im just trying to figure out why I cant get a stable 600mhz overclock on a 3.6ghz 6 core CPU
does anyone else have the NZXT N7 Z370 motherboard? I can't figure out how to get my memory overclocked. Like..I don't even have an XMP profile
I wasn't aware NZXT made motherboards.
yup and I wish I hadn't got it.
first time buyer mistakes I suppose
from what I read.
Memory 4 x DIMM, Max. 64GB, DDR4
• 3866(O.C.)/ 3733(O.C.)/ 3600(O.C.)/ 3466(O.C.)/ 3400(O.C.)/ 3333(O.C.)/ 3300(O.C.)/ 3200(O.C.)/ 3000(O.C.)/ 2800(O.C.)/ 2666(O.C.)/ 2400(O.C.)/ 2133 MHz Non-ECC, Un-buffered Memory
• Dual-channel memory architecture
• Support Intel® Extreme Memory Profile (XMP)
Do you have the manual?
yea I had the XMP when I was only running two sticks but I just my other 2 and now the XMP is gone
they basically only made 2
same ram?
same CL? and timings
?
timings could be dif
dpeending on the gap between you purchased them
(ive had that problem)
@marsh spoke so you cant find xmp in the bios?
I've never overclocked or anything. I used their BLD thing cause I was pretty clueless on how to build PC's
It was there before and after I installed the other 2 sticks today its not there anymore
Yea I've seen other bios's and they look way better then this windows 98 crap
Custom
already tried that. they won't help me cause I'm overclocking
then tab on Memory Frequency
yup. and if I change that to 3200 it restarts the pc twice and reverts back to default 2133
@marsh spoke link the ram you have?
Because right now it's on cl15
It might not be able to run on cl15 at 3200mhz
G.SKILL TridentZ RGB Series 16GB (2 x 8GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 3200 (PC4 25600) Desktop Memory Model F4-3200C16D-16GTZR https://www.newegg.com/product/N82E16820232476?ignorebbr=1&m_ver=1
Yea...
@marsh spoke when you did it before, you only changes frequency?
Because the timings in there would be wrong for 3200mhz
Prob better to just fine xmp profile
I don't have an XMP profile
its gone now
and when I did have it I would turn it on and it would still run at 2133
my recommendation? build a trebuchet, use that mainboard as ammo and fire it in the direction of NXZT
I really want to
...rma?
whats rma?
i think your only "not going insane" option is have a chat with their customer support
RMA= return merchandise authorization
yup tried that too. customer support isn't allowed to help me overclock anything
XMP is not OC
Oh yea the crappy xmp is not covered in warrenty thing
at least not in the general sense of things
does their product page list XMP support @marsh spoke ?
Box sent an image above saying so
yup
Well not image but
"Memory 4 x DIMM, Max. 64GB, DDR4
• 3866(O.C.)/ 3733(O.C.)/ 3600(O.C.)/ 3466(O.C.)/ 3400(O.C.)/ 3333(O.C.)/ 3300(O.C.)/ 3200(O.C.)/ 3000(O.C.)/ 2800(O.C.)/ 2666(O.C.)/ 2400(O.C.)/ 2133 MHz Non-ECC, Un-buffered Memory
• Dual-channel memory architecture
• Support Intel® Extreme Memory Profile (XMP)"
here in denmark, that would be enough to trebuchet it back to the seller (if it doesnt work)
like I said it was there when I only had 2 sticks. but after I put the 2 other ones in, it disappeared
yea I mentioned to the customer support and they said since XMP is overclocking the policy won't let them assist me any further.
Maybe talk to them about an RMA because a promised feature set was not present?
yea their customer support sucks. I really wanna get a new motherboard, just confident enough to take apart and rebuild a whole system
if you goto the intel XMP website and click on download in the special notes it tells you how to retrieve your lost XMP Profiles
Lost XMP profiles?
lol??
What should I Overclocking to boost FPS
@obtuse badge what CPU, motherboard, and CPU Cooler do you have?
What should I Overclocking to boost FPS
Yes
I think that also depends on the game you play. Some games are cpu bound and others are gpu bound. Some are split.
Is it worth it to overclock a ryzen 5 1600AF by buying a low to mid tier cooler?
Overclocking is always a risk, so it's your choice
I mean, like is it worth the costs or should I get a better chip overall? @dull ginkgo
@last pumice depends on budget
like, for a budget of $600 w/o GPU @dull ginkgo
for an upgrade?
why not just like a 3600
I'm just asking if theres any real reason to look into r5 1600AF OCing
For fun
hey all, my ram has no xmp profile so it cant really go to the rated speed. also uh, my 9700k can do 5ghz all core, but i have no idea where to find auto voltage, someone said it was bad. ive seen highest temps of 90c while putting a very heavy load on it, like emulating skate 3.
but temps went down to like 81c ish
sounds fine
cool
what cooler?
yeah 80c under stress is good.
Hello guys. Is it possible to control the max and min cpu core voltage in Ryzen Master?
overclocked or running stock clocks/settings?
currently on overclock but I can't find a setting to set the min and max core voltage of the cpu in ryzen master.
i dont think you can set voltage limits in ryzen master just the voltage it runs at, but you might be able to in the bios
I am running on asus x570-p prime. I haven't seen any settings yet where I can do that. Do you have any idea if there is a speicfic setting that would make it possible to limit min and max of cpu voltage?
@dim plank why do you want to do min and max..?
you mean just settings a voltage..?
I mean right there you just set it
My cpu voltage seems to be running constantly around 1.38v -1.45v when in idle mode or running light programs.
@dull ginkgo
is the voltage locked or is it auto?
Thats likely because it's on default, if you want a locked voltage, you can set it.
On very light loads it likes to do that for some reason
afaik not enough to damage the chip
currently in my setup it runs 1.38-1.45v when idle and 1.32-1.38 when in heavier loads.
for overclocks, its usually better to lock it that to have it run auto, but as long as you arent running 1.5V 24/7 it shouldn't be that bad
If you want it to be something, you can lock it in at a voltage you set.
That makes sense
I was planning to have it more stable if possible. I guess this is just how far it can go.
Kind of wondering why they would not allow a min/max option. For hardware safety I guess.
as long as the voltage isn't set to something like 1.1V, it shouldn't be a ton less stable
@neon rapids You are right.
they have a range that goes up to 1.55v iirc, you can't go higher
I’m new to overclocking and I apologize if this is a noob question but is it safe to overclock?
yup.
Check the pins
there is always a slight risk that something will happen (could happen without an overclock), but as long as you don't do stupid things and follow guides/advice its perfectly fine
@charred prism It depends on the hardware combination.
Ok then how would I go about overclocking a Ryzen 5 3600 and a 2060s
Overclock at your own risk
Probably learn the fundamentals first. You will learn what are the do's and don't s.
Of course
defensive...?
for the 2060S, download msi afterburner and some stress tests (heaven 4.0, superposition, 3dmark are good examples) and slowly increase the memory mhz and core mhz by +25 or +50mhz until it isn't stable, and then use smaller increments until you reach the highest mhz it is stable
Heaven is great for mem oc
if you use heaven in windowed mode, you can change mem clocks and watch for artifacts.
@dull ginkgo Like defensive driving, there is defensive overclocking.😄
..?
come on man. You know what I mean.
I don't
Like overlclocking responsibly.
?? defensive overclocker?

I agree with forks
sounds like underclocking to me
Underclocking underclocking
Overclocking to defend from obscurity
@neon rapids what do you mean by “stable”
unityoc
Overclocking Livestream #71 - But does it scale? 2600K on LN2
https://www.twitch.tv/unityoc
What would be a good temp for a gpu?
Ok thanks

@charred prism running normally (not crashing, artifacting, etc)
What is artifacting?
if you notice glitching of any kind
like this
oh heavens
I definitely do not want Razer software to end up on my computer
I guess that means no overclocking for me
Is it normal to set the memory clock to +1400 MHz without issues?
This is on a gpu
2060s
turing has pretty good memory oc, but i'd test it to be sure its stable
@charred prism read the pins

Hey can anyone help me? I'm trying to enable XMP but it's not working. I'm not getting the BSOD either it's just not running at the 3000ghz i want it to run it. I don't know if it's something wrong with my parts or if my parts can't handle it. These are my specs-AMD Ryzen 5 2600X
Zotac Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 6GB
G.SKILL Aegis DDR4 3000 C16 2x8GB
ASRock B450 Gaming K4
Fatal1ty?
did you enable the correct profile?
yes @blazing venture Fatal1y
yes there was only 1 xmp profile and i enabled it
@dull ginkgo
is it saying 2133 in bios or windows
If you apply and it says 2133 in bios you need to save and restart
in cpu-z it says its clocked at 1067ghz but in the bios whenever i am going to enable xmp the number on the left stays at 2133 ghz but the number on the right changes to 3000
if you want a picture message me i can give you a picture
to show and example
yea 1067 x2 is 2133
yup
what model ram kit?
wym
I have a bad memory
lol np
maybe I need new ram 😛
xD
how do i do that?
its asrock
no it's an ASRock
idk asrock bios then
lmfao
can you take a picture of the bios screen
setting the clock speed and voltage rated on the stick if your mobo can
memory try it was what I was thinking
my phone is dead rn
but that might be a msi only thing
I've done it on my asus
i don't really know how to work the bios and if im being honest im scared too
some lower end boards only have xmp/docp as an option
lol
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Features:
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don't worry, it only look scary at first
there is a bios showed in that video
yea it looks really scary lol
the one underlined usually says 2133 but the one circled is at 3000
i did
it might let you edit it there
yup i did
change it to 3000 and apply?
timings are cl16 not cl15 right?
what slots is the ram in? 2/4?
in bios
put it in 2/4
because i couldn't boot up in 2/4
try a2 and b2
my pc won't boot up
hm..
couldn't boot?
nope
hmm try again, and make sure the ram is all the way in
some only boot with a1 b1
but only showed one stick of ram installed
Click the timings folder thing
what does that mean?
max is 2933 I guess lmao
odd
very odd
lol
Reason: Bad word usage
2933 highest with single channel?
for pinnacle ye
isn't that what his cpu is
ye
so the highest i can go is 2667 ghz?