Ryzen 5000 series overclocking guide

Gregor976 said:
Nice r23 multi, CyanBlues!


I finally picked up a 5900x. I ebayed my 3700x and it sold in about 25 minutes for $210 (buy it now) in the clam shell. No doubt I'll ebay the 5900x and get the mega cache refresh unless the substrate shortage (or something else) doesn't totally screw availability at msrp.

FMAX@200 everything else at auto, no other oc except memory tuning to the same settings I used with the 3700x. edit: I also set llc to 3.
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did you ever get around to pbo overclocking?
 
So as always I wanted to try things out for myself. So I ended up going from DDR4 3600 CL 16-19-19-39 to DDR4 3600 CL 14-15-15-35.

This whole ordeal cost me about 260 smokes shipped to my door. Other option was to spend about 131 bucks to upgrade to 32 GB ram on my son's computer. So I said might as well pay double and get a good kit for myself and throw the older kit in his computer.

Amazing results below.

CPUZ
658/9802 https://valid.x86.fr/she12l
C14 670/9831 https://valid.x86.fr/u2hfaz

FH5 - 96 FPS CPU 337 FPS
FH5 C14 - 96 FPS CPU 337 FPS

FC5 - 97 FPS MIN 54
FC5 C14 - 100 FPS MIN 82

GRBR - 139 FPS
GRBR C14 - 139 FPS

CBR20 8641
CBR20 C14 8747

CBR23 22269
CBR23 C14 22516

Timespy
Total 19010
CPU 14241
C14 Total 19055
C14 CPU 14588

This gets KAC's 100% Authentic waste of money award. :up:
 
You can likely tune that 3600cl14 a lot more than the old kit though..

But hey, we all told you that was a bad call unless you're on Intel
 
Yes of course I will be tuning this. Also may put up the 5900X combo for sale and go Alder Lake if I get a good offer.

As I said, I needed to get extra ram for my son’s computer as 16 GB was routinely running red with Windows 11 and miner running 3 cards while playing COD Vanguard. Stutter during mining is gone now. So objective accomplished.
 
Riptide said:
One of the pluses with ryzen is the lack of a need to overclock it manually. That can also be a negative I suppose, depending on your pov.

I keep CPB and PBO enabled, and basically just let it run. You get the voltage spikes and it runs warmer because of this, but it's as-designed behavior.

Memory overclocking seems to be where people spend the most time on the platform.
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Just over cool it (if there is such a thing) and tweak memory. Let it fly. I quite enjoy that the Ryzens just sort of do their thing, and I don't have to mess with it much to feel like I'm getting all the performance I can.
 
They can shove that 9C up their ass. Mine already hits 5.15 Gs and the faster ram does nothing for the platform.
 
CyanBlues said:
did you ever get around to pbo overclocking?
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I could've sworn that I updated my post, but must've forgotten to hit save.


After days of minor adjustments and corecycler testing I ended up with a negative offset on every core and PPT 180W, although under all core stress testing it maxes out at 153W @1.26x volts according to hwinfo). TDC 99A, and EDC 111. That's my acoustic and thermal limit using this $47 cpu cooler with a 140mm fan at around 1300rpm. Extended stress testing maxed out at 82c, but it never gets above low to mid 70s gaming.



CPUZ
https://valid.x86.fr/cwvyaq to https://valid.x86.fr/9tcp8g
Single-Thread
655 to: 675
Multi-Thread (24T)
9816 to 10074


my r23 went up a just a bit from 21936(single run) to 22319(10minute run). I'm happy with it. I can hear this system, but the relatively quiet msi gtx 1070 G1 Gaming (not EVGA SC) is the loudest part of it.


Moral of my story? I still need a video card upgrade that's hopefully not louder. Larger diameter fans ftw I hope? They seem to bug me less. ;)
 
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FTW cards are the loudest I have experienced compared to Asus, Gigabyte and Palit offerings that I tried. Palit Game Rock is the quietest. Asus TUF is quiet when not mining. EVGA is never quiet.
 
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