Overclock ryzen 5 3600

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51 minutes ago, ZeroStressLevel said:

1.35v is not safe for zen 2 in any strech.

wait, where is this 1.35 you are speaking of? like 1 min later anthony recommends 1.337v

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2 minutes ago, eeeee1 said:

wait, where is this 1.35 you are speaking of? like 1 min later anthony recommends 1.337v

1.337 is also not safe. We are having CPUs degrade at 1.28v and over. I would suggest staying under 1.275.

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Just now, ZeroStressLevel said:

1.337 is also not safe. We are having CPUs degrade at 1.28v and over. I would suggest staying under 1.275.

well then i would ask you to take the time if you have it, to make a post where it is appropriate to make a thread explaining this. maybe even anthony or someone from ltt will address this.

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i am also pretty certain anthony stated this is the most they managed to get. maybe this means that not every chip can get this? maybe lucky or something else? (incompetence, good motherboard) idk. 

Edited July 15, 2020 by eeeee1

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24 minutes ago, eeeee1 said:

i am also pretty certain anthony stated this is the most they managed to get. maybe this means that not every chip can get this? maybe lucky or something else? (incompetence, good motherboard) idk. 

im on 4.45Ghz on my 3600 at 1.268 volts. not luck. its just that the early batches of silicon in the 3600 were bad compared to the 2020 batches. also there is a reddit post about people's cpus degrading.

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5 hours ago, ZeroStressLevel said:

im on 4.45Ghz on my 3600 at 1.268 volts. not luck. its just that the early batches of silicon in the 3600 were bad compared to the 2020 batches. also there is a reddit post about people's cpus degrading.

mh intresting. wonder what they were doing over there

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8 hours ago, Void Master said:

LMFAO that's 6 days old.

 

Then its as useless as ever. Just because of the top of the line over-priced binned models wont oc well, does not mean the same quality chiplets in a 3600 wont clock to 4.5-4.6GHz.