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First time overclocking with AMD

Mussels

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Well im using the Noctua d15s chromax, I bought it for the ryzen 5000 so hopefully it is good enough
oh yes, that'd smash a 5950x
if you do have heat issues, remember the PBO tweaks with a curve undervolt helps a lot

The situations like the old intel delidding days, where once you reach enough wattage the heat spirals out of control - but putting a limit 5W before that limit (or small changes to your HSF mounting/thermal paste) can give a huge drop in temps, for no performance loss
 
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already bidding on manufactures to make a prototype but here is what my new hybrid cooling system is going to kind of look like.

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Try setting BLCK to between 100.01 or 100.1 it actually can help with boost
 

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oh yes, that'd smash a 5950x
if you do have heat issues, remember the PBO tweaks with a curve undervolt helps a lot

The situations like the old intel delidding days, where once you reach enough wattage the heat spirals out of control - but putting a limit 5W before that limit (or small changes to your HSF mounting/thermal paste) can give a huge drop in temps, for no performance loss
Thanks for your advice but I don't quite fully understand. What you mean is that I should leave the PBO auto, and add some undervolt and that's all ?? Normally what i do is lock my CPU to a certain point, for example with this 3600x I'm using it with a 4.3ghz at 1.2375v and I'm quite happy. Which way is better in your opinion ?? Furthermore, I don't have any experience to tune more with the ryzen master, I mean like with the RAM or curve
 

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Thanks for your advice but I don't quite fully understand. What you mean is that I should leave the PBO auto, and add some undervolt and that's all ?? Normally what i do is lock my CPU to a certain point, for example with this 3600x I'm using it with a 4.3ghz at 1.2375v and I'm quite happy. Which way is better in your opinion ?? Furthermore, I don't have any experience to tune more with the ryzen master, I mean like with the RAM or curve
PBO on custom, set them 10-20% higher than the stock values

then use the curve undervolt, so you get more boost within that limit


dont use ryzen master, BIOS.
 
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