Built my first AMD system since Thuban...Ryzen 3700x

[sepheronx]

Sorry, misunderstood, not very good with english. Watch the temps on the 5700 XT, they are not good. I have the same card, running stock mem often went past 90C. If you undervolt it to 1060mv which I did without problems and set max clock to 2000MHz, it got 3% faster in games, 10C cooler, silenter and used 30W less in gaming

I'll give that a shot when I get to his house. Can you provide screenshots of your Wattman please? I never really done under or overvolting by software before. In past only by hardware with solder (way back in the day).

how are you liking that case?

The case is fantastic. Its rather very sleek looking, and easy to work in with plenty of options to hide cabling. The fans are dead quiet but do push a good deal of airflow through. It was totally worth the $90CAD when it was on sale.

 

[NoJuan999]

The case is fantastic. Its rather very sleek looking, and easy to work in with plenty of options to hide cabling. The fans are dead quiet but do push a good deal of airflow through. It was totally worth the $90CAD when it was on sale.

I just recently bought a Rosewill Rise Glow (Blue) case myself.
I am going to transfer my existing 3700x based rig from my Rosewill Challenger (2010 version) mid tower to that full Tower in the next week or so.
I'm glad to hear you like it, I'm pretty sure I will as well.
I'm really looking forward to having a less cluttered case.

 

[sepheronx]

I just recently bought a Rosewill Rise Glow (Blue) case myself.
I am going to transfer my existing 3700x based rig from my Rosewill Challenger (2010 version) mid tower to that full Tower in the next week or so.
I'm glad to hear you like it, I'm pretty sure I will as well.
I'm really looking forward to having a less cluttered case.

Its a good buy when its on sale. It isn't anything magnificent but for what it is (a large tower) and its simple look, it is rather nice. I myself dont care for RGB or whatever, but he loves the blue glowing fans.

 

[Taraquin]

Hi. I use afterburner since I can set it to apply on boot and avoid the reset issue wattman has. I unlocked voltage control in settings. Moved voltage slider to 1060mv and clock sluder to 2000MHz Very simple. If unstable, try getting voltage higher, 1070, 1080 etc till it is stable. If 1060mv works fine you can try to go lower aswell. Some manage to do 2000 on 1030mv

 

[sepheronx]

Hi. I use afterburner since I can set it to apply on boot and avoid the reset issue wattman has. I unlocked voltage control in settings. Moved voltage slider to 1060mv and clock sluder to 2000MHz Very simple. If unstable, try getting voltage higher, 1070, 1080 etc till it is stable. If 1060mv works fine you can try to go lower aswell. Some manage to do 2000 on 1030mv

Thanks for advice, I'll give it a shot as soon as I see him next (so far I am very ill at the moment).