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[Caring1]

SMT turned off. Air cooling. First time run. Edit: I know the ram is slow and messed up. I tried to fix it but this leads to instability. Any suggestion?

Start a thread in the appropriate section asking for help.

 

[rangerjay]

First post and new to this hobby, be gentla haha
Ryzen 5 5600X, PBO Limit MoBo, Curve -30,-30,-30,-15,-10,-30 (per Ryzen Master 3,4 are priorities.), Auto OC 200mhz
3200mhz Crucial Ballistix Rev.E @ 3,800mhz C16
Average 4.65ghz all cores on multicore test @~110W PPT, 1.337V. Temperature is about 47C above room temp on a 360mm AI
Single core test can boost to 4.85ghz

Didn't break 1,600 single core but I will take this, not a bad chip!

 

[itsakjt]

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600
CPU Frequency: 4.5 GHz
CPU Cooling: Cooler Master ML120L RGB
Multi Core : 10565

CPU-Z Validation -

AMD Ryzen 5 3600 @ 4498.95 MHz - CPU-Z VALIDATOR

[9ie3h9] Validated Dump by itsakjt (2021-02-14 20:55:08) - MB: Asus ROG STRIX B550-F GAMING - RAM: 32768 MB

valid.x86.fr

 

[tabascosauz]

CPU: 5900X @ absolutely bone stock, PBO disabled
Board: B550M TUF Wifi (BIOS 1804)
Freq: stock, so 3.7GHz base
Cooler: NH-C14S w/ NF-A14 iPPC-2000

ST: 1582
MT: 21264

Scratch that, forgot that I was still using deprecated chipset drivers from my 3700X with power plans. Updated, same specs, but with better scores:

ST: 1615
MT: 21343

 

[Chrispy_]

I didn't see a single 5800X in the list, and I bought myself a 5800X last week to replace this 3900X I'm borrowing at the moment, so have a "completely stock" score for people to use as a baseline

Cooling:
Air (NH-U12 @ 1100rpm)

Clocks:
Stock, with PBO disabled. (3.8GHz base, 4.7GHz boost)
Worth noting, this particular sample seemed to run the single-core test at 4825-4850MHz, up to 150MHz faster than the rated boost speed even with PBO turned off. Maybe I won the silicon lottery, maybe they're all like this - I don't know as I haven't played with Zen3 enough to get a feel for it yet.

Other:
Aorus X570 Elite w/AGESA combo v2 1.2.0.0.
128GB of relatively cheap/slow LPX 3600-C18-22-22

I will tune it in a couple of months when, hopefully, I can drop down to a much smaller RAM kit and run 32GB DDR4000 C18 or whatever looks like a good idea at the time.

 

[Makaveli]

Add a 2nd 5800X to the list.
Asus Prime X570 Pro Bios 3405 w/AGESA combo v2 1.2.0.0.
Cooler Corsair H150i Pro AIO
Stock clocks 3.8Ghz + PBO + 200mhz + CO on Single core boost to 5025-5050Mhz.

Maybe I won the silicon lottery, maybe they're all like this - I don't know as I haven't played with Zen3 enough to get a feel for it yet.

All 5800X will boost to 4850 at stock the 4.7Ghz AMD has listed looks to be just a baseline.

 

[Yov13]

Multiscore : 75330
yoo ...nr 2

hit 100k!
Dual epyc 7742 @ 3.16ghz 1.16v. on air.

third time's the charm. it had to be done after getting so close last time!

Got some extra vrm fans to get me over the hump. also finally got cold outside so I got the ambient down a lot. best score before this was 99k, but saw anywhere from 95k-100k with the same settings!
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broo is mad ... what cooling do u have ? or what is the trick... i made 75000 and if i go with my cpu more i will have temperature problem ))

 

[Vendor]

it's air cooled with deepcool alta 7
the cpu is at stock (@3.4ghz)

Spoiler

i think i did well editing that in gimp haha

 

[PaulieG]

After doing some manual all core overclocking, I've decided to play with Curve Optimizer and PBO
5600x 3.4ghz (boost to 4.85ghz.
Asus Strix B550 F Gaming Wifi
32GB Crucial Ballistix Elite Micron E-die 4000 16-19-19-39 1.42v
Stock Clock PBO +200 CO -20 all cores

 

[Space Lynx]

After doing some manual all core overclocking, I've decided to play with Curve Optimizer and PBO
5600x 3.4ghz (boost to 4.85ghz.
Asus Strix B550 F Gaming Wifi
32GB Crucial Ballistix Elite Micron E-die 4000 16-19-19-39 1.42v
Stock Clock PBO +200 CO -20 all cores

did you change any tertiary timings on the ram or just set it to what you have listed?

 

[tabascosauz]

After doing some manual all core overclocking, I've decided to play with Curve Optimizer and PBO
5600x 3.4ghz (boost to 4.85ghz.
Asus Strix B550 F Gaming Wifi
32GB Crucial Ballistix Elite Micron E-die 4000 16-19-19-39 1.42v
Stock Clock PBO +200 CO -20 all cores

CB doesn't really care about memory so those gains are coming from PBO. On the other hand, you're running desynced IF (look at your uncore clock). Take it down to 3800/3866 16-19-19 or 16-18-18 and you should see better performance, 1.42V for 4000CL16 is pretty good.

Or at least, at 4000 run your IF as high as it can go.

@T4C Fantasy are you still updating this list, or is it done taking entries?

 

[PaulieG]

did you change any tertiary timings on the ram or just set it to what you have listed?

I just got these sticks, so I haven't started with tertiary timings yet.

CB doesn't really care about memory so those gains are coming from PBO. On the other hand, you're running desynced IF (look at your uncore clock). Take it down to 3800/3866 16-19-19 or 16-18-18 and you should see better performance, 1.42V for 4000CL16 is pretty good.

Or at least, at 4000 run your IF as high as it can go.

@T4C Fantasy are you still updating this list, or is it done taking entries?

I'm running 1:1, I believe. I think there was support for it in the latest AGESA update, right? The uncore clock in cpu-z confirms this. I'm getting slightly better scores on 4000/2000 then I did on 3800/1900 or 3600/1800.

 

[Space Lynx]

I just got these sticks, so I haven't started with tertiary timings yet.

I'm running 1:1, I believe. I think there was support for it in the latest AGESA update, right? The uncore clock in cpu-z confirms this. I'm getting slightly better scores on 4000/2000 then I did on 3800/1900 or 3600/1800.

what other settings in BIOS do you have besides 1.19v and 4.5ghz all core? i think im going to give that a try. that beats the heck out of a 1.360v 4625 all core. thats a nice voltage.

 

[tabascosauz]

I just got these sticks, so I haven't started with tertiary timings yet.

I'm running 1:1, I believe. I think there was support for it in the latest AGESA update, right? The uncore clock in cpu-z confirms this. I'm getting slightly better scores on 4000/2000 then I did on 3800/1900 or 3600/1800.

No...? Your IF is running at 1000MHz, your UCLK is 2000MHz for 4000MT/s. That's not 1:1, that's 2:1. It's not a matter of "support" in AGESA, more a matter of if all the requisite parts of the chip (IF links, IO die) is good enough to do it. Try membench or AIDA, or even a game to get a sense for the desynced performance difference; memory makes next to no difference for CB - variances of a few dozen pts or a hundred pts can easily be achieved by opening/closing background processes.

 

[PaulieG]

what other settings in BIOS do you have besides 1.19v and 4.5ghz all core? i think im going to give that a try. that beats the heck out of a 1.360v 4625 all core. thats a nice voltage.

Actually, I got that with manual all core overclocking and then got 4.6ghz stable on 1.25v. I think the the key was subtle tweaks to SOC and IOD voltage and vcore/SOC LLC and making sure memory was 100% rock solid stable before driving the clocks too high. YMMV.

Right now, I'm trying to get a good grip on stability testing using PBO and curve optimizer so that I can start to compare benchmark results for manual overclocking vs. PBO and Curve Optimizer. I do enjoy a static voltage and temperature that I can look at and rely on, for it's a little foreign to me to watch it jump all over like it's bipolar in the name of efficiency...but I'm trying to to be open minded.

No...? Your IF is running at 1000MHz, your UCLK is 2000MHz for 4000MT/s. That's not 1:1, that's 2:1. It's not a matter of "support" in AGESA, more a matter of if all the requisite parts of the chip (IF links, IO die) is good enough to do it. Try membench or AIDA, or even a game to get a sense for the desynced performance difference; memory makes next to no difference for CB - variances of a few dozen pts or a hundred pts can easily be achieved by opening/closing background processes.

Ah, ok. That makes sense. I'm still new to these chips. I was away too long. I've been mistaking the IF and UCLK. That would explain a few things. However, it doesn't explain that I've run Aida at MCLK/FCLK 4000/2000, 3800/1900 and 3600/1800 several times and my latency scores are always lowest with 4000 clock speeds with timings being constant.

 

[tabascosauz]

Actually, I got that with manual all core overclocking and then got 4.6ghz stable on 1.25v. I think the the key was subtle tweaks to SOC and IOD voltage and vcore/SOC LLC and making sure memory was 100% rock solid stable before driving the clocks too high. YMMV.

Right now, I'm trying to get a good grip on stability testing using PBO and curve optimizer so that I can start to compare benchmark results for manual overclocking vs. PBO and Curve Optimizer. I do enjoy a static voltage and temperature that I can look at and rely on, for it's a little foreign to me to watch it jump all over like it's bipolar in the name of efficiency...but I'm trying to to be open minded.

Ah, ok. That makes sense. I'm still new to these chips. I was away too long. I've been mistaking the IF and UCLK. That would explain a few things. However, it doesn't explain that I've run Aida at 4000/2000, 3800/1900 and 3600/1800 several times and my latency scores are always lowest with higher clock speeds with timings being constant. I'll post those results tomorrow. What would explain that?

Not sure, that sounds a little strange. Asus BIOS should be smart enough to set the right IF clock if you leave FCLK Frequency on Auto. Did you set FCLK manually and forget to change it as you proceeded to change MCLK? Unless it is actually doing 4000 1:1 and CPU-Z is just bugged, in which case congrats on a good chip

Anyways, now that you're a mod I certainly don't want to take this off topic nice scores, just verify memory performance with something else that's not CB.

 

[rudnartim]

 

[8BitZ80]

It's stable and not too far off my 11266 score from last year (all-core frequency is down 100MHz from 4.4GHz to 4.3GHz). Got the curve optimizer at negative-30 on all cores, except Core 0 which I've got at negative-20 to keep it from spitting errors.

Although by far the biggest difference is that the maximum temperature is way down at 71C instead of the 88C I was getting back then. That's going to be great for keeping the room cool for longer in summer.

 

[Space Lynx]

I do enjoy a static voltage and temperature that I can look at and rely on, for it's a little foreign to me to watch it jump all over like it's bipolar in the name of efficiency...but I'm trying to to be open minded.

lmao. i know what you mean. im so used to my intel i5-2500k for 7 years being solid stable and constant, that PBO really triggers my OCD - so thats why I stick with all core still lol

 

[PaulieG]

lmao. i know what you mean. im so used to my intel i5-2500k for 7 years being solid stable and constant, that PBO really triggers my OCD - so thats why I stick with all core still lol

LOL. I certainly have some of that OCD. I was out of computer hardware as a hobby for nearly 5 years prior to the last 3 months, but I think my last 15-20 cpu's before that were all Intel and I knew what to expect and how to get the most out of the first few Intel Core i5/i7 generations. I could about set stable OC settings for Asus/Gigabyte and Asrock boards blindfolded. I do think I'm starting to become good friends with Ryzen. I'm just trying to decide whether to stay with all core clocking or PBO and Curve Optimizer. Admittedly, I still have a lot to learn with PBO and CO.

 

[freeagent]

Just messin around..

 

[Haleskinn]

8750h with moderate bclk@102 and ram @3536mhz also liquid metal and some other cooling mods

 

[Arc_Delorean]

Chip crashes with PBO on, but it hums along nicely at 1.3v/4600mhz with a power boost.

5950x
Custom Loop.

 

[Space Lynx]

Chip crashes with PBO on, but it hums along nicely at 1.3v/4600mhz with a power boost.

5950x
Custom Loop.

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you are not alone, my chip also crashes with PBO on. i always turn it off and do a manual 4625 1.360v and its been rock steady stable ever since.

if you want to test your CPU and ram stability, run World of Warcraft, its free to play now to level 20. even when my chip would pass all stress tests and 3d mark, it would still crash in WoW, never thought I'd see the day where WoW became my strongest test for stability lol

 

[harm9963]

ASUS DARK HERO - DOCS / -20 curve
Room temp 75f