What you sked? I made guide liao.



Stock cooler?

What you sked also, I make video about it liao.



After watching the above 2 video if you still sked to OC your Ryzen 5 on stock cooler I also donno what to say already.

Not worth. Just drop it to 3.8Ghz and run at a much lower voltage.

Overrated, I didn't say there's no gains, it's just overrated.

This means that people having baseless expectations that by going from 2400 to 2666 they'll see a huge gap in performance. The truth isn't so simple.

I've done 2133 vs 3000 myself and haven't seen 10fps boost, and even if anyone did it's not on all games. It just helps Ryzen system in pushing GPU.



The only time I see good gain is 2133 to 3000 gaining a few seconds on video encoding, but that aside going from 3000 to 3333, or just tightening of timings by a little - they make one feel good, score benchmarks a little higher but other than that real world performance is not what many people see.

Again the keyword is overrated, not that it doesn't work. Same like how one would say a dish is good, but it's overrated.

Thank you.

That's why I recommend people to get the best RAM they can afford.

You don't lose much going lower, but you do gain a bit going higher............... case by case, FB browsing won't be faster.

1. As long as stable, no need to change.
2. Not part of QVL doesn't mean won't work
3. Load XMP, and if it still doesn't work then you can manually set the timings and speed to 2666.

For ASRock I recommend going the AB350. It's the one I'm using for my Ryzen ITX build.

That's a nice casing, still one of my favorite and I still have it.

I got too many Mini-ITX casing now.

No room for AIO tubes.

You can mount 120mm rad on the fan mount but how to squeeze all in, I'm also not sure.

You see how compact it is ..........



AIO still?

I'm using the Frostflow+ 240. Tames my 1700 at 4Ghz.

Your Ryzen 5 1600 runs so cooling actually stock cooler also can, change to AIO whatever model also no problem.

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Super duper rare la, but good you get something that performs in between a 1700 and 1700X.

I can run 4Ghz but I still run at 3.8Ghz, because voltage wise very different.

Hitting the 4Ghz is only for benchmark, or finding out the yield.

Long term use, I don't recommend because the vcore bump is a lot higher compared to 3.8Ghz range and doesn't offer significant boost in performance even on high load.

Very little difference. Even 3.8 vs 4, very little.

No problem with it laaa.

I game using Ryzen 3 with GTX 1080, and Ryzen 7 1800X with RX 560.

Up to you!

This one is correct. 1700X vs 1800X, barely any difference.

I got my Ryzen APU liao. Hu hu hu hu hu.

At least can play game for a bit la.

Works fine for CS:GO and such.

You look at the gameplay available for the old APU, also quite alright for less demanding games.

Those of you intending to use the AMD Ryzen APU, just make sure your board comes with video output connectors on the board or your will not be able to use the integrated VEGA GPU.