With PBO 2.0, offset 200Mhz, Curve optimizer -21, R20 43xx score
Seems like the effective clock is much lower which I do not understand.
With manual OC 4.7GHz, R20 26xx score
Power setting for both are the same (Auto)
AMD Ryzen /Threadripper OverClocking V1.1, big or small, share your results here...
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Mar 7 2021, 09:55 AM
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Mar 7 2021, 05:11 PM
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QUOTE(x800 @ Mar 7 2021, 10:06 AM) What did you set your PBO limits (PPT, TDC, EDC) to? If its stock 5600x limits (i.e. 76w 60a 90a) then it makes sense for the effective clock to be limited to those values From Ryzen master, it shows:But if you already set PBO limits to motherboard, idk...maybe someone else can help? I'll test the 200mhz settings for a while to check if mine also give the same behavior, brb Edit: ok no point in testing, since I remember I already did this before. with pbo limits set to motherboard, the mhz offset will help single single thread, but wont help much in multithread since its already the silicon limit. during CB MC runs is still around 4675mhz for me, but SC does boost to 4850mhz PPT 395W TDC 160A EDC 190A Any idea which setting in BIOS will confirm this numbers? My motherboard is Asus B550M TUF Edit: My PBO limit is set to "Disable" This post has been edited by IamNOT: Mar 7 2021, 05:12 PM |
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Mar 8 2021, 08:41 PM
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For Asus board, I set everything in AI Tweaker to Auto, and set then everything that I wanted at Advance>AMD Overclock. Then only PBO 2.0 work as supposed...
Wasted a lot of time trying different method between the AI Tweaker and Advance menu. There might be bug in the AI Tweaker portion messing with limits. |
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Mar 10 2021, 08:18 AM
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For Ryzen 5600X, what voltage should I target for peak voltage?
If let it run auto, it will peak at 1.45V. If I put Curve Optimizer -30, it would still peak at 1.4V. All core load will stay at 1.3~1.35V Is it safe that way for daily usage? This post has been edited by IamNOT: Mar 10 2021, 08:23 AM |
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Mar 12 2021, 11:03 AM
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QUOTE(x800 @ Mar 11 2021, 06:09 PM) Idk how true this is, but i read some reddit and other forum posts out there saying that 1.35v++ is ok if only a few cores being boosted in short bursts, but its getting unsafe if that 1.35v++ is during sustained allcore boosts. Yea.. With AMD CPU so difficult to find now, I am keeping PBO disabled for safety. It never go above 1.2V with -0.068V offset.The cpu will definitely reduce its boosts a bit when it reaches that set temperature, but if u feel that it doesnt affect your specific game performance then why not. x800 liked this post
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