Ryzen 5 3600 turbo speeds

[Deleted member 178884]

How about you buy a 3600 and test it yourself

Already have, you haven't quite evidently - nice cope though kid:

Nice projection for your impotency though, and how about give us a meaningful thread which disproves all of them I've linked then : )

that's not how anything works LOL

The irony of this statement is quite hilarious given all you have is low-quality insults, projections and absolutely no hard evidence compared to plenty linked by us here - you're just arrogant, a troll or both. (or maybe just plain stupid?)

 

[nguyen]

Already have, you haven't quite evidently - nice cope though kid:

Nice projection for your impotency though, and how about give us a meaningful thread which disproves all of them I've linked then : )


The irony of this statement is quite hilarious given all you have is low-quality insults, projections and absolutely no hard evidence compared to plenty linked by us here - you're just arrogant, a troll or both. (or maybe just plain stupid?)

Well if you like anecdotal evidence

Proof of stock settings degrading 3rd Gen Ryzen performance

About a year ago (beginning of August 2019), not long after Third Gen Ryzen was released I bought the hardware my friend in Sweden needed to build his new computer. I had a spare Gen 2 512 GB NVME M.2, a 512 GB SSD, an 8 TB HD drive and a Noctua NH-U9S Cooler which I could give him, and so it...

community.amd.com

Oh so your evidence is a single reddit post on safe voltages on Ryzen 3 is around 1.325V for ST workload and 1.47Vcore for MT workload, yet claim my 1.37 is unreasonable voltage . Are you alright buddy?

 

[Deleted member 178884]

Well if you like anedotal evidence

Proof of stock settings degrading 3rd Gen Ryzen performance

About a year ago (beginning of August 2019), not long after Third Gen Ryzen was released I bought the hardware my friend in Sweden needed to build his new computer. I had a spare Gen 2 512 GB NVME M.2, a 512 GB SSD, an 8 TB HD drive and a Noctua NH-U9S Cooler which I could give him, and so it...

community.amd.com

Nice, linking a thread from someone from the forums here who was consistency disproved and proved wrong countless times till the thread got shut down - nice 'evidence' but it doesn't count when the user is incompetent - and one piece of 'evidence' from someone who didn't bounce when they were dropped like yourself isn't evidence in the slightest - it's a small sample size relative to the hundreds (read: Bold because you're incapable of basic reading comprehension) from numerous threads which I've linked - quit projecting, grow some balls and learn to admit when you're in the wrong.

Oh so your evidence is a single reddit post on safe voltages on Ryzen 3 is around 1.325V for ST workload and 1.47Vcore for MT workload, yet claim my 1.37 is unreasonable voltage . Are you alright buddy?

"Single reddit post"
When you're too blind to use the scroll wheel or get your face more than a millimetre off the display.

 

[Deleted member 205776]

Just because you are a single 3900X sample doesn't mean you know how all the 3600 should work

How very ironic. I could say the same. Just because you have a single 3600 sample doesn't mean you know how all the 3600 should work. Because you know so much better with your singular 3600 and trivial threads from very "trusted" authors you link. Your sample size holds barely any significance yet you make such bold claims.

I am very comfortable with an all core OC at 1.25v. Yet the performance it brings is barely any more significant and makes it feel sluggish at times, so I prefer stock operation. It's much more safe than 1.37v.

Any other questions?

 

[Deleted member 178884]

safe voltages on Ryzen 3 is around 1.325V for ST workload and 1.47Vcore for MT workload

And, 1.47V vcore for MT workload? Do you even know how to read?

 

[nguyen]

And, 1.47V vcore for MT workload? Do you even know how to read?

opps, got the wrong way around, nice spotting

So I guess millions of users should file lawsuit against LTT for recommending voltage that kill their CPU?

 

[Deleted member 178884]

So I guess millions of users should file lawsuit against LTT for recommending voltage that kill their CPU?

It's at your own risk, it's a you problem if it degrades so not really their fault in that regard - it is their fault for the lack of research however.
Also, that standard CPU voltage at 1.4V? Seems like even LTT doesn't understand how PBO works, you're not getting 1.4V on an all-core load with PBO, that's outright bullshit.

 

[Toothless]

opps, got the wrong way around, nice spotting

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So I guess millions of users should file lawsuit against LTT for recommending voltage that kill their CPU?

Why you would overclock with information from Youtube is beyond me. That's just asking for trouble.

 

[Deleted member 205776]

LTT? Lmfao. Thread becoming a cesspool

 

[nguyen]

Why you would overclock with information from Youtube is beyond me. That's just asking for trouble.

So youtube guys like Buildzoid, Der8auer are un-trustworthy as well? oh boy the gall so called tech enthusiasts these day

LTT? Lmfao. Thread becoming a cesspool

So you think you have more credibility than LTT, 1usmus, Buildzoid or Der8auer?
Who are you buddy ? just some dude with a 3900X think he knows everything?

 

[Toothless]

So youtube guys like Buildzoid, Der8auer are un-trustworthy as well? oh boy the gall so called tech enthusiasts these day

They're good for information, but you need to do so much more research than watching a couple dudes in front of a camera.

I'm just trying to have a conversation. If you're going to be toxic about it then I won't bother.

 

[nguyen]

They're good for information, but you need to do so much more research than watching a couple dudes in front of a camera.

I'm just trying to have a conversation. If you're going to be toxic about it then I won't bother.

Hm... soo a couple of "tech enthusiasts" here claim that voltage alone kill CPU is a good source of information ? I don't think so

 

[Deleted member 205776]

So you think you have more credibility than LTT, 1usmus, Buildzoid or Der8auer?
Who are you buddy ? just some dude with a 3900X think he knows everything?

I'm someone who has to deal with the singularity produced in my living room due to the sheer density of your posts.

I liked how you pitted 1usmus in there, I guess you like the 1.55v his software gave me after all.

Can a mod come here and give me a temp thread ban? It would be welcomed. Let this guy and his misinformation run rampant. This thread has already answered the questions of the two people that needed answers, and its now devolved into a circus of arguments. I think it needs to be locked.

 

[nguyen]

I'm someone who has to deal with the singularity produced in my living room due to the sheer density of your posts.

I liked how you pitted 1usmus in there, I guess you like the 1.55v his software gave me after all.

Can a mod come here and give me a temp thread ban? It would be welcomed. Let this guy and his misinformation run rampant.

Yes people without 3600 shouldn't talk about 3600 in the first place, or is this thread named "Ryzen 3900X turbo speeds"?

 

[freeagent]

Have you run that all core load at 1.37 yet?

Still waiting. Select 1 multiplier preferably 41 or above, set a static voltage and let it rip.

Let us know.

 

[nguyen]

Have you run that all core load at 1.37 yet?

Still waiting. Select 1 multiplier preferably 41 or above, set a static voltage and let it rip.

Let us know.

Nope my 3600 max out at 4150mhz even with stock voltage + PBO, just some shitty sample like the one OP has.
So 4.1ghz/1.37Vcore day1 since April of last year, also LLC at Normal.

 

[Toothless]

Hm... soo a couple of "tech enthusiasts" here claim that voltage alone kill CPU is a good source of information ? I don't think so

There's actual proof that the voltage has degraded and killed these chips. 7nm is still young and no one here properly knows how it handles voltage above knowing what has been consistent in killing them.

It would be like if you were to stick 1.5v on your chip and went full load. The poor thing ain't gonna last nearly as long as under 1.4v, as honestly everything 22nm and smaller should be under.

It's either look at why these chips are dying, or be one of the people here that compare 32nm to 7nm and think Zen 2 can run like an FX chip. You really don't need to be full on asshole about it and that goes for both sides. It's a damn forum, quit being toxic.

 

[freeagent]

I am nowhere near afraid of degrading my 5600 as I am with my 3600. But I still wouldn't push more than 1.3v on it for anything long term. I am ok with 1.25v though. It has seen 1.45v by my hand for 4900Mhz briefly, but that's the highest I've benched. All core load on it with 1.3v @ 4700 with linpack and I can barely keep temps in check (under 85), but not only that, it is sucking 140w+. My 3600 pretty much stops reacting in a stable fashion to all core voltage @ 1.337v for 4500MHz. And linpack at that speed and voltage is about the same on the 5600X, very hard to tame and imo borderline dangerous, if not fully dangerous.

Everyone knows the crap cores come from the outer wafer. Everyone knows crap cores don't scale like good cores. No one can say with certainty what an acceptable all core voltage is with 7nm. In my opinion 1.25v is safe for any load under the sun. Whatever your FIT voltage is, you shouldn't go to far past it. The problem is further exasperated if your cooling solution isn't up to the task.

 

[Deleted member 205776]

Yes people without 3600 shouldn't talk about 3600 in the first place, or is this thread named "Ryzen 3900X turbo speeds"?

You have one 3600. Don't act like you owned thousands of 3600s and concluded that the voltage you applied to yours is safe to all of them. I haven't owned a 3600 but my friend unfortunate enough to have his board auto OC his 3600 with insane amounts of voltage (around in the ballpark of the voltage you recommended) had his CPU die on him within 6 months or so. And all he did was game. If you think I'm gonna tell people who had the same OC thing happen to them (see MancLad's earlier posts) that it's completely acceptable to have their CPU run that way, you're wrong.

 

[WhitetailAni]

Yes people without 3600 shouldn't talk about 3600 in the first place, or is this thread named "Ryzen 3900X turbo speeds"?

As an owner of a Ryzen 5 3600, 1.45V all-core degraded my chip 100 MHz after 2 months.
1usmus' software gave me 1.49V and as soon as I saw that I restarted my PC, booted into safe mode, and removed ClockTuner.

If you want to know your max voltage, set all settings to stock, PBO off, and run Prime95 small FFT. That is what gives you your max all-core CPU voltage. NEVER exceed it.

I got 1.29V for my max all-core voltage, if you are wondeirng.

 

[freeagent]

128k small fft.

 

[Deleted member 205776]

If you want to know your max voltage, set all settings to stock, PBO off, and run Prime95 small FFT. That is what gives you your max all-core CPU voltage. NEVER exceed it.

I got 1.29V for my max all-core voltage, if you are wondeirng.

Thank you. That SVI TFN2 voltage fitness regulator exists for a reason. Don't go all Rambo on your CPU thinking you know what the safe voltage is. Do testing first. See what is the acceptable voltage for your particular chip. If your CPU got 1.37v during all core stock Prime95 Small FFT then congrats.

Mine had around 1.32v, which is why I'm more than comfortable with 1.25v, but still choose to run stock.

 

[95Viper]

OK... stop the arguing over "I know better than you" puffery.
Stop the demeaning remarks thrown at each other.
Have a civil conversation/debate/discussion.
Act like mature individuals.

Only warning... points/bans will be forth coming if this continues.

Thank You,
Have a Good Day!

 

[damric]

My 3600 is decent I guess. I am able to all-core 4.2GHz at 1.25v, so I leave it at that. More MHz takes a lot more voltage for this one. Better than auto/PBO though.

My 5800x on the other hand, phew that thing hits 4.95GHz regularly on default settings so I just let it do its thing.

 

[Hemmingstamp]

I just popped in to see what condition my condition was in...

After eyeing up a 5800X i might just try some experimental frying of my 3600 on a B450 board.
Who's with me for a 3600 @5GHz on all cores?