not necessarily. with both, EDC and all core OC you could be using too much voltage during heavy stress loads.

I personally do it like this. I test how much voltage the cpu is using on stock for small FFTs @Prime95.
For example that's 1.25V (after vdroop) for my 8 core chip. (its slightly different for every chip)

So if I set EDC to 1 I'd be getting ~1.28V and with an all core overclock I'd be seeing whatever voltage I set - vdroop (depending on LLC) which would in most instances still be higher than 1.25V.

So unless you get to know how much of a safety buffer AMD applies to their voltage protection algorithms noone can possibly tell how much additional to 1.25 in this instance is save under those max load states.

I tested both stock and edc 1 and the voltage during load is pretty much the same. Surprisingly all edc, tdc, and ppt parameters are well within the 65w tdp specs. Hence i dunno what kinda sorcery is this edc 1 doing. Hahahahha

I actually set my llc to the lowest setting to allow more vdroop. My multicore scores went up due to the slightly lower voltages at load.

But i do agreee with you. Whether this technique is safe or not or will cause degradation, nobody can give a definite answer. But since im already at the bottom of the silicon lottery. I couldnt care less hehehhe. Even more reason to get a new proc if anything fails.

FCLK 1900 synced?

"The last dance" with Zen2 at RAM OC as I've got a 'new' 2x8GB Micron E-Die Kit.

3800Mhz | DRAM 1.40V | VSoC 1.05V | VDDG 0.975V | ProcODT 32Ω | RTT's 0-0-5

Hi guys, what is the most stable overclock settings for R5 3600?

And do i just Change the settings in bios? 

Thanks

It seems something wrong on my previous system.
I did fresh install windows and install drivers.
Power plan i choose ''Ámd Performance". The benchmark seems ok.
disable PBO. C-state AUTO. windows is latest.

If you told any1 that this b350 board would be able to run ram @4.6GHz during Zen or even Zen+ times they would have sent you for psychological check up 
If you got the time try dropping SOC VDDG and VDDP. Too high can also get those sticks to run really unstable. Even at these frequencies.

it's Micron E-dies I suppose?
Then go with
VSoC 1.05-1.075V max 1.1V
VDDG 0.95-0.975V
VDDP 0.855-0.95V

any sifu overclock 4x8gb ? i tried the calculator safe setting but fail boot .... am i set the calculator wrong ?

Can give us more info like which motherboard, which RAM model, the timing and frequency you attempted?

I'm using x570 asus formula
Ram is this https://www.gskill.com/product/165/326/1562...35V32GB-(4x8GB)
i using the 1.7.3 calculator and folo exactly all the setting but can't boot.
Processor no OC. PBO enable. I'm wondering what makes me can''t OC  this ram 

Trying the "calculate safe" 3600mhz. I'm so sad now...hoep can get help from all sifu

Did u use thaiphoon burner to check ur ram details?

yes i did and import to calculate. I just tried with DOCP and i go change the CL, trcd, trp, tras. it’s able to boot up now...seems some numbers is wrong in calculator