oc r5 5500

[Joker-_-Glitch]

is it possible r5 5500 oc on 4.7 and more?

[tkitch]

is it possible?  Yes.  AM4 CPUs are not locked to overclocking.

Will the CPU/Board you have do it?  nobody can tell you.

[Joker-_-Glitch]

1 minute ago, tkitch said:

is it possible?  Yes.  AM4 CPUs are not locked to overclocking.

Will the CPU/Board you have do it?  nobody can tell you.

can it go to 5.0ghz

(example with mbo b550 and 1000w)

[RONOTHAN##]

3 minutes ago, Gold_Glitch said:

can it go to 5.0ghz

(example with mbo b550 and 1000w)

Maybe theoretically if you've got a really good chip with a ton of cooling, but 4.7 all core is about what I'd expect many to top out on reasonable cooling for a 5500. 

[tkitch]

5 minutes ago, Gold_Glitch said:

can it go to 5.0ghz

(example with mbo b550 and 1000w)

maybe?  Nobody can tell you what your chip can do.

 

you have to test it to find out.  

[Joker-_-Glitch]

18 hours ago, tkitch said:

maybe?  Nobody can tell you what your chip can do.

 

you have to test it to find out.  

 

18 hours ago, RONOTHAN## said:

Maybe theoretically if you've got a really good chip with a ton of cooling, but 4.7 all core is about what I'd expect many to top out on reasonable cooling for a 5500. 

Is this okay?
4,6ghz and 2.0v

[RONOTHAN##]

42 minutes ago, Gold_Glitch said:

 

Is this okay?
4,6ghz and 2.0v

2V will kill the CPU rather quickly if you manage to cool it at all. 1.45V is the most I'd be willing to run for daily, and even then that's pushing it. 

[Joker-_-Glitch]

29 minutes ago, RONOTHAN## said:

2V will kill the CPU rather quickly if you manage to cool it at all. 1.45V is the most I'd be willing to run for daily, and even then that's pushing it. 

I was able to lower it to 1.44v.

and it works

[RONOTHAN##]

3 minutes ago, Gold_Glitch said:

I was able to lower it to 1.44v.

and it works

Still check the temps, 1.45V is a ton of voltage and pretty hard to cool. If you've got a custom loop or a high end AIO, it might be possible, but still double check that you aren't overheating since going into the manual overclock range disables temperature protection. 

[Joker-_-Glitch]

43 minutes ago, RONOTHAN## said:

Still check the temps, 1.45V is a ton of voltage and pretty hard to cool. If you've got a custom loop or a high end AIO, it might be possible, but still double check that you aren't overheating since going into the manual overclock range disables temperature protection. 

under heavy used 80-85°c