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R5 3600 wont boost to 4.2GHz

NXK
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max i can get that cpu is to ~4.05GHz 

4.1GHz is black screen after reboot... 

 

on auto settings it clocks only up to 3.9GHz

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3 minutes ago, NXK said:

max i can get that cpu is to ~4.05GHz 

4.1GHz is black screen after reboot... 

on auto settings it clocks only up to 3.9GHz

The 4.2Ghz is the max boost single core boost:

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Max boost for AMD Ryzen processors is the maximum frequency achievable by a single core on the processor running a bursty single-threaded workload. Max boost will vary based on several factors, including, but not limited to: thermal paste; system cooling; motherboard design and BIOS; the latest AMD chipset driver; and the latest OS updates.

You probably just don't have a chip for 4.1Ghz all-core. It's a silicon lottery after all.

 

Have you touched the voltage at all by the way?

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OK. So what ?

I mean, it's normal.

It can boost up to 4.2Ghz if and only if it is not too hot.

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what cooler do you have? what temperatures are you getting? with the 3600, it's usually best just to enable PBO in bios. it should boost to 4.2 single core when it needs it. in all cores it won't go more than 4.0

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Not running cold enough, especially those that lost the silicon lottery will need temperatures way below 0C

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