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Ryzen 5 1600x stock 3.7 not 3.6?

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12 minutes ago, MauriceCS said:

I saw 3.7 on all cores which is what I found weird 

Xfr boosts up to 200 mhz over stock on all cores and further on two cores. You are getting standard performance out of your cpu with good cooling. 

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Recently built a amd computer I know nothing about overclocking so my computer is stock except for the xmp profile on the ram and I was benchmarking and noticed my cpu is running 3.7ghz instead of the stock 3.6ghz 

Why? Did I win the silicon lottery?

 

My system 

Cpu ryzen 1600x

Cooler Corsair h110i v2

Thermal compound noctua

Ram Corsair lpx 2667 8gb x2 16gb total

Motherboard ASRock ab350 pro 4

Bios latest at time of writing

GPU msi armory oc Rx 580 8gb

PSU evga supernova g2 750

Ssd Samsung 850 Evo 250gb

HDD 2.5 barracuda 2tb

HDD 3.5 barracuda 2tb & 3tb

Os win 10 64bit home

 

P.s this is not the most recent photo of my build as it still has a Rx 560 2gb

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What are you using to measure the CPU clock speed?

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xfr

 

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I believe it's called Ryzen master but I'm not to sure I'm at work at the moment

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9 minutes ago, MauriceCS said:

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at what temp?

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Off the top of my head 25 to 35 on idle but I'll have to check when I get home 

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The turbo speed is 4 GHz iirc so it's possible you weren't loading all cores, meaning the ones you were using could boost up a bit.

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I'll run the tests when I get home and post screen shots of the results

 

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8 minutes ago, MauriceCS said:

I saw 3.7 on all cores which is what I found weird 

Could be XFR as suggested above then...

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12 minutes ago, MauriceCS said:

I saw 3.7 on all cores which is what I found weird 

Xfr boosts up to 200 mhz over stock on all cores and further on two cores. You are getting standard performance out of your cpu with good cooling. 

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12 minutes ago, MauriceCS said:

I'll run the tests when I get home and post screen shots of the results

 

Heya, remember to quote! You do it via the small arrow under the comments you want to answer :)

If you don't we wont get a notification.

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2 hours ago, MVPernula said:

Heya, remember to quote! You do it via the small arrow under the comments you want to answer :)

If you don't we wont get a notification.

Sorry first time really using forums

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2 minutes ago, MauriceCS said:

Sorry first time really using forums

No problem at all, I was there too a while back :)

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2 hours ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

Could be XFR as suggested above then...

Cheers I looked over it 

And looked more into xfr

It does seem to be the case

 

Thanks to everyone that replied to help this beginner out :)

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