If I just want to overclock ram to 3200 and run cpu in stock, does vrm configuration really matter? Im building one with crap tier Asus B450 board.
AMD Ryzen /Threadripper OverClocking V1.1, big or small, share your results here...
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QUOTE(cyberloner @ Sep 25 2019, 09:25 AM) answer must be no... VRM just for powerful cpu that want more power...... Alright noted. Thanks. QUOTE(ah_khoo @ Sep 25 2019, 05:59 PM) U can do that even with 1st gen ryzen. I would say its very2 doable on all am4 boards bar 320 chipset based boards, provided d chipset itself (used on d ram) is not too lousy. Mfr, afr, cfr, cjr, samsung c, b, micron b, e should not even sweat to do a 3200. Boards with Lower tier vrm shouls be just fine for 6 cores (auto) without being whipped with high clock n volts. lol that one sick oc. at that point I will worry more about power consumption than anything else. Some suicide run when i still had my buddy's 2700x...   I made this rig for a rather tech illiterate friend who "just want to play dota", so im going to stick with conservative tuning, lest the rig become unstable and I ended up being unpaid tech support. Im doing this on R5 2600, with just single module, so yeah 3200mhz should be almost work out of box. But this board (Prime B450m-K) is very sad one. It doesn't even have vrm heatsink so im not going to put too much trust on this board even for ram oc. This post has been edited by failed.hashcheck: Sep 27 2019, 03:49 PM |
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