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1 minute ago, CrazieChipmunk said:

Ryzen 5 3600 is hovering around 1.43 volts

is this a manual OC or is this stock?

 

if its stock no worries, just update BIOS once a month to every other month in the next 6 months to get new BIOSes as Ryzen 3000 is still relativly new. 

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Ryzen 5 3600 is hovering around 1.43 volts, i looked it up imparrently i should go into the bios and enable cool and quiet and set the power plan to ryzen high performance but i dont know if this is true? please help

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1.43V is normal and safe, don't worry about it.

8700K @ 5.2ghz 1.29V, 4x8 Rev.E @ 4040 13-20-20-39 1.7V.

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1 minute ago, CrazieChipmunk said:

Ryzen 5 3600 is hovering around 1.43 volts

is this a manual OC or is this stock?

 

if its stock no worries, just update BIOS once a month to every other month in the next 6 months to get new BIOSes as Ryzen 3000 is still relativly new. 

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4 minutes ago, GoldenLag said:

is this a manual OC or is this stock?

 

if its stock no worries, just update BIOS once a month to every other month in the next 6 months to get new BIOSes as Ryzen 3000 is still relativly new. 

Ok that is what i thought my temps are quite normal and 38-45 idle 50-55 on a hot day at 32 room temp but that rarely happens in the uk, i will update my bios after about 3-4 months due to having a b450 tomahawk which i quickly found out is the most unstable board ever for ryzen 3000

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11 minutes ago, CrazieChipmunk said:

Ok that is what i thought my temps are quite normal and 38-45 idle 50-55 on a hot day at 32 room temp but that rarely happens in the uk, i will update my bios after about 3-4 months due to having a b450 tomahawk which i quickly found out is the most unstable board ever for ryzen 3000

Tomahawk is one of the best choices for zen 2 cpu’s I’d not wanting to fork out the money for X570.

 

strongly recommend to keep your bios up to date as there have been a few buggy bios update. The latest one I believe is fully stable 

 

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4 minutes ago, Stormseeker9 said:

Tomahawk is one of the best choices for zen 2 cpu’s I’d not wanting to fork out the money for X570.

 

strongly recommend to keep your bios up to date as there have been a few buggy bios update. The latest one I believe is fully stable 

thats the one i have just not the new beta one

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