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Can someone give me numbers for overclocking a Ryzen 5 5600X, cooling is not an issue. Im running it under an AIO so it should be fine in terms of temps.

My First PC
CPU: Ryzen 5 5600x
Cooler: Asus TUF Gaming LC240
Motherboard: Asus ROG Strix B550-f gaming
RAM: 4x8 GB Corsair Vengeance RS (3200 MHz, CL16)
Storage: 1tb Samsung 980 Pro
Graphics Card: Asus Dual RTX 2060 OC
Case: Deepcool Matrexx 50
Power Supply: Corsair RM650x
Headset: Razer Blackshark V2
Keyboard: Corsair K70 Pro Mini (Speed Silver switches)
Mouse: Razer Viper Mini
Only changes I have made is I sold the 2060 for $235 AUD and bought a Powercolor Red Devil 6700 XT for $400 second hand (it was barely used, think I scored a deal on Ebay with that).
I'm learning video editing and trying to get some cash as a high school student.
I like F1, my favourite team is Scuderia Ferrari and favourite driver is Charles Leclerc. Favourite track is Red Bull Ring in Austria.
Playing with a 1080p 60hz monitor right now, hoping to upgrade to a 1440p 144hz one soon.

Living in AU and that pisses me off since every event is late at night or early in the morning (almost every F1 race starts around 11 PM AEST time)
 

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Enable PBO and call it a day, overclocking Ryzen chips for daily settings is rather pointless since PBO gets you 97% of the performance you'd want in all scenarios, at least if you're stress testing to a reasonable degree (not kidding, my 5900X when at fully stable settings for a manual overclock will do 500 points lower in cinebench R23 than just letting PBO do its magic, at least by my stability standards). If you really want to do tuning, mess with the curve optimizer, but that can result in weird crashes at idle so I wouldn't really recommend it unless you need that extra 5% performance. 

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1 hour ago, RONOTHAN## said:

Enable PBO and call it a day, overclocking Ryzen chips for daily settings is rather pointless since PBO gets you 97% of the performance you'd want in all scenarios, at least if you're stress testing to a reasonable degree (not kidding, my 5900X when at fully stable settings for a manual overclock will do 500 points lower in cinebench R23 than just letting PBO do its magic, at least by my stability standards). If you really want to do tuning, mess with the curve optimizer, but that can result in weird crashes at idle so I wouldn't really recommend it unless you need that extra 5% performance. 

ok. Will activate PBO thanks!

My First PC
CPU: Ryzen 5 5600x
Cooler: Asus TUF Gaming LC240
Motherboard: Asus ROG Strix B550-f gaming
RAM: 4x8 GB Corsair Vengeance RS (3200 MHz, CL16)
Storage: 1tb Samsung 980 Pro
Graphics Card: Asus Dual RTX 2060 OC
Case: Deepcool Matrexx 50
Power Supply: Corsair RM650x
Headset: Razer Blackshark V2
Keyboard: Corsair K70 Pro Mini (Speed Silver switches)
Mouse: Razer Viper Mini
Only changes I have made is I sold the 2060 for $235 AUD and bought a Powercolor Red Devil 6700 XT for $400 second hand (it was barely used, think I scored a deal on Ebay with that).
I'm learning video editing and trying to get some cash as a high school student.
I like F1, my favourite team is Scuderia Ferrari and favourite driver is Charles Leclerc. Favourite track is Red Bull Ring in Austria.
Playing with a 1080p 60hz monitor right now, hoping to upgrade to a 1440p 144hz one soon.

Living in AU and that pisses me off since every event is late at night or early in the morning (almost every F1 race starts around 11 PM AEST time)
 

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