Need help with overclocking

[FlameKing]

Hi, I have a system with ryzen 5600G and since all ryzen cpu are unlocked I wanted to know if I can overclock it to get some more performance. The full spec of my pc is:

CPU: Ryzen 5 5600G 

Cooler: stock

Motherboard: Aorus B550-PRO-P 
GPU: None (duh)
Ram: Corsair vengence DDR4 3200mhz CL16 (8x2)

SSD: Teamgroup mp33 nvme 512gb

HDD: Western digital purple 1tb

Power Supply: Corsair CV650 

Case: IDK it doesnt have a name on it, just a cheap case with ok airflow. 

OS: Windows 11 (latest version available at the moment)

 

 

 

[Helpful Tech Witch]

CPU OC: make sure xmp is on, make sure pbo is on. done

 

GPU OC: take SOC voltage up to 1.200v, then up the gpu core by 100mhz steps, then run a furmark test for 15 minutes, then go into the bios, up 100mhz, repeat. once it crashes in furmark, drop 100mhz, run half an hour of furmark, if it crashes again, drop 50mhz, if its stable, up by 10mhz until it crashes, drop by 20mhz, furmark for 10 minutes

[FlameKing]

59 minutes ago, HelpfulTechWizard said:

CPU OC: make sure xmp is on, make sure pbo is on. done

 

GPU OC: take SOC voltage up to 1.200v, then up the gpu core by 100mhz steps, then run a furmark test for 15 minutes, then go into the bios, up 100mhz, repeat. once it crashes in furmark, drop 100mhz, run half an hour of furmark, if it crashes again, drop 50mhz, if its stable, up by 10mhz until it crashes, drop by 20mhz, furmark for 10 minutes

Am I suppose to do it in ryzen master like this? before changing anything in the bios.

[Helpful Tech Witch]

i forgot you can use ryzen master

 

Do all my steps with just changing the clock in ryzen master.

 

[FlameKing]

Just now, HelpfulTechWizard said:

i forgot you can use ryzen master

 

Do all my steps with just changing the clock in ryzen master.

 

so im doing it right?

[Helpful Tech Witch]

Just now, FlameKing said:

so im doing it right?

pretty much, i think

[FlameKing]

Just now, HelpfulTechWizard said:

pretty much, i think

Alright, Thanks for your time and help.

[Jurrunio]

For the CPU cores, tbh the gains are minimal (hardly over 5% gain in benchmark scores. Just go straight to memory and then GPU.