AMD discussion

Dude said:

Yes, and with the cooler temps come better results I also got the new BIOS for W11, 4005 for me

I couldn't get that bloody CTR to do any better than what I can achieve (semi)manually. I just let Ryzen Master do auto OC and corrected couple of things like introducing negative voltage offset.

CountMike said:

I couldn't get that bloody CTR to do any better than what I can achieve (semi)manually. I just let Ryzen Master do auto OC and corrected couple of things like introducing negative voltage offset.

Thanks, I need to read up on it more see what I can squeeze out of it.

Dude said:

Thanks, I need to read up on it more see what I can squeeze out of it.

Zen3 has higher temperature tolerance than previous versions. With 3000 series, that is 70c when boost is lowered, while with 5000 it's 85c+.
5900/5950 also has two "Chiplets" with cores and each one can be overclocked separately as they are (almost) always of different "quality" which affects overall performance.

Playing with all core OC in BIOS now

All core I cant seem to tune right. I went back to CCX 46/4425. Still get 30K R23 and vid is 1.18125 in BIOS. Only hit 68 degrees

I have settled on 4650 and 4450 for now. Keeps temps down, I can do 47 on the first deck but temps climb

B550-E is in repair

Just my new NVME Benchmarks (Samsung 980 Pro 500GB) only temp as wanting the Gigabyte AORUS Gen4 7000s 2TB NVMe Solid State Drive (PCI-Express 4.0 x4), next but need to mortgage my house to buy one, lol

RoadBlaster said:

Just my new NVME Benchmarks (Samsung 980 Pro 500GB) only temp as wanting the Gigabyte AORUS Gen4 7000s 2TB NVMe Solid State Drive (PCI-Express 4.0 x4), next but need to mortgage my house to buy one, lol

Congrats, looking great