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If I have an OC'ed Ryzen 5 2600X (4.075Ghz) can I still run Precision Boost Overdrive with the overclocked cores or no?

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no. overclocking usually lockes frequency.

 

 

no real gain in overclocking the 2600x if you arent overclocking to 4,2 ghz. (usually managed with between 1,32 and 1,37 volts on good mobos)

 

the r5 2600x allready boosts to 4,2 ghz due to XFR

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Adjusting PBO to be more aggressive = overclocking

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If you have a board with properly working offset overclocking you can keep it, otherwise overclocking disables all dynamic frequency function of Ryzen.

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2 hours ago, KarathKasun said:

If you have a board with properly working offset overclocking you can keep it, otherwise overclocking disables all dynamic frequency function of Ryzen.

I don't understand what you mean.

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9 hours ago, nick name said:

I don't understand what you mean.

Offset overclocking allows you to OC while keeping different performance states and turbo.

Some boards have a broken offset overclocking option, likely due to the implementation being new and not something AMD is investing a lot of time in.

Early Core series overclocking was somewhat similar, with early boards and overclocking implementations working in slightly different ways and sometimes not functioning as intended.

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