overclocking+streaming?

[Versti]

is overclocking a cpu that is already streaming a good idea?

cuz streaming adds the temps in general, so would an extra overclock fk it temp up?

btw im using ryzen 1700(ik that i dont need to oc it for streaming) and im also using its stock cooler aka the wraith spire

[tp95112]

Yes, overclocking raises temperature.As long as you are within safe temp you are good.

[Changis]

7 minutes ago, Versti said:

is overclocking a cpu that is already streaming a good idea?

cuz streaming adds the temps in general, so would an extra overclock fk it temp up?

btw im using ryzen 1700(ik that i dont need to oc it for streaming) and im also using its stock cooler aka the wraith spire

when you OC, you test the commputer running at 100% CPU stable, so you will be safe.

it won't use more than 100% total no matter how much extra you have running..
but get a better cooler before you start

[Versti]

Just now, Changis said:

when you OC, you test the commputer running at 100% CPU stable, so you will be safe.

it won't use more than 100% total no matter how much extra you have running..
but get a better cooler before you start

i do agree with you.. that i would need a better cooler for sure..

but im kinda off my budget already, so cant do that..

but would the stock cooler be enough for a good 3.4 ghz overclock while streaming too?

 

 

never overclocked, watch some tuts tho.. so dont laugh at me if i seem like an idiot..

[Changis]

1 minute ago, Versti said:

i do agree with you.. that i would need a better cooler for sure..

but im kinda off my budget already, so cant do that..

but would the stock cooler be enough for a good 3.4 ghz overclock while streaming too?

 

 

never overclocked, watch some tuts tho.. so dont laugh at me if i seem like an idiot..

everybody has to start somewhere
 

i would hold off until you get a better cooler.. i heard that ryzen runs pretty toasty even at stock speeds.. but search around to see what people say about OC'ing on the wraith cooler, i might be wrong

[Mr.Meerkat]

3 minutes ago, Changis said:

when you OC, you test the commputer running at 100% CPU stable, so you will be safe.

it won't use more than 100% total no matter how much extra you have running..
but get a better cooler before you start

Nope, the stock cooler that comes with the 1700 is perfectly adequate for overclocks of around 3.7GHz  (I did it, 65C max Aida so...good enough?)

 

[Versti]

18 minutes ago, tp95112 said:

Yes, overclocking raises temperature.As long as you are within safe temp you are good.

 

12 minutes ago, Changis said:

when you OC, you test the commputer running at 100% CPU stable, so you will be safe.

it won't use more than 100% total no matter how much extra you have running..
but get a better cooler before you start

 

5 minutes ago, Changis said:

everybody has to start somewhere
 

i would hold off until you get a better cooler.. i heard that ryzen runs pretty toasty even at stock speeds.. but search around to see what people say about OC'ing on the wraith cooler, i might be wrong

 

4 minutes ago, Mr.Meerkat said:

Nope, the stock cooler that comes with the 1700 is perfectly adequate for overclocks of around 3.7GHz  (I did it, 65C max Aida so...good enough?)

 

thank you guys for your help, i really do appreciate it,