ryzen 5 3600 overclock

[Logi Bear]

Hey just wondering what types of overclocks you lot have got on your 3600 i just got 4.5ghz all core at 1.325v using cinebench r20 as a stress test seemed stable but idk.

[Guest]

Yea, try OCCT and run AVX2 instructions for 2 hours. That would be a decent stress test.

 

 

[Moonzy]

Personally use cinebench to find clock speeds that crash near immediately, then step back 1 step and use intelburntest to test long term stability for 6 hours

[Guest]

6 minutes ago, Moonzy said:

Personally use cinebench to find clock speeds that crash near immediately, then step back 1 step and use intelburntest to test long term stability for 6 hours

I like Intel Burn test. Used that on my 2700x!

Good suggestions!

[Cyracus]

After tuning pbo a lot it would run 4-3.7GHz 1.2v (cramped case, small cooler, throttle limit set to 80C) r20 score in mid 3300s. Single core operation was pulling 1.45v for 4GHz, given recent degradation concerns I wasn't comfortable with that so I reset my bios and tried manually.
4.175GHz@1.1875v tested stability with blender, aida64, and realbench. Planned to use p95 but couldn't control temps. Confirmed performance with cinebench r15 and r20, r20 score 3766.

[ZeroStressLevel]

On 8/1/2020 at 8:32 AM, Logi Bear said:

Hey just wondering what types of overclocks you lot have got on your 3600 i just got 4.5ghz all core at 1.325v using cinebench r20 as a stress test seemed stable but idk.

Considering we have people reporting their ZEN 2 CPUs degrading at voltages above 1.275V I'd suggest putting that voltage down.

Also, this is a good watch
EDIT: My 3600 is currently doing 4.425Ghz 1.268Vcore (SV12 TFN is showing 1.25-1.256V Idle. I get around 30mV of Vdroop when under Prime95)

 

Edited August 2, 2020 by ZeroStressLevel