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ryzen 3400g 

 

XFX RX570

 

16gb ddr4 3200mhz 

 

anythoughts on anything i could push farther poo.thumb.PNG.00c60c5fff18e29c84dd03cb4cd0005c.PNG

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Can't get it to 4.2GHz on all cores?  Is that what you're shooting for?

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14 minutes ago, Lorant said:

Can't get it to 4.2GHz on all cores?  Is that what you're shooting for?

yeah thats as high as i can get it guess i just got unlucky 

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Just now, Ls9L said:

yeah thats as high as i can get it guess i just got unlucky 

It's a low binned Zen+ chip, it's not going to clock super well. 4Ghz is solid AFAIK, and you don't really wanna go that high on the voltage, around 1.38-1.4v is a safe daily for Zen+ AFAIK (consensus was 1.4v back when I ran Zen+, I've seen some other stuff saying you shouldn't go over 1.38v since). 

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Just now, Ls9L said:

yeah thats as high as i can get it guess i just got unlucky 

Not really.  4GHz on all cores is still better than the stock 4.2Ghz on one core and less on the rest. 

You're netting a benefit.  It's not a high end chip for OC, so take what you can get :)

 

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4 hours ago, Zando Bob said:

It's a low binned Zen+ chip, it's not going to clock super well. 4Ghz is solid AFAIK, and you don't really wanna go that high on the voltage, around 1.38-1.4v is a safe daily for Zen+ AFAIK (consensus was 1.4v back when I ran Zen+, I've seen some other stuff saying you shouldn't go over 1.38v since). 

so i should drop the volt to 1.38 ?

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4 hours ago, Lorant said:

Not really.  4GHz on all cores is still better than the stock 4.2Ghz on one core and less on the rest. 

You're netting a benefit.  It's not a high end chip for OC, so take what you can get :)

 

thanks for explaining that i thought it meant on all cores 4.2ghz

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what about the memory could i bump that up a little from the 1567 its at?

 

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13 hours ago, Ls9L said:

what about the memory could i bump that up a little from the 1567 its at?

 

Probably, shoot up in 50 increments.

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2 hours ago, Lorant said:

Probably, shoot up in 50 increments.

what does it mean by memory ? ram ?

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15 minutes ago, Ls9L said:

what does it mean by memory ? ram ?

Are you talking about OC-ing the GPU?

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