insane r5 1600 clock

[a beam]

i get this from legit source he got an sample from asus with insanely 4.5ghz clock on a notebook soo what ur thought

[dizmo]

That temp tho

[a beam]

16 minutes ago, dizmo said:

That temp tho

on a laptop no doubt for lack of cooling 

[Crystal Miku]

I have a r1700 that runs at 3800 MHz and gets at most under stress about 50c but idle around 25c and gaming 36c

[a beam]

5 minutes ago, Crystal Miku said:

I have a r1700 that runs at 3800 MHz and gets at most under sress about 50c but idle around 25c and gaming 36c

its normal under typical conditions but my point its a notebook with decent air cooling best silicon lottery 4.2ghz on 1.4v with giant air coling or aio 

[Crystal Miku]

2 minutes ago, a beam said:

its normal under typical conditions but my point its a notebook with decent air cooling best silicon lottery 4.2ghz on 1.4v with giant air coling or aio 

You should open up that laptop and just stick a massive heat sync to it

[dizmo]

I find it hard to believe you get that in a laptop. 

[it_dont_work]

7 minutes ago, dizmo said:

I find it hard to believe you get that in a laptop. 

What! you mean something that'd be close to 140TDP wouldn't fit in a laptop??? yea my BS meter is bouncing in the red too.

[a beam]

15 minutes ago, Crystal Miku said:

You should open up that laptop and just stick a massive that sync to it

just try with noctua nh d15 if u can beat 4.5 ghz with 1600

[a beam]

or 240 mm aio if u can ?

[a beam]

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Asus-ROG-Strix-GL702ZC-Ryzen-7-1700-Radeon-RX-580-Laptop-Review.247548.0.html

[Sfekke]

If that stable somebody bite me since honestly that'd be out of this world!

I do sense a bit of BS, but he might have gotten extremely lucky and obtained the golden sample.

 

Edit:

What I do notice is that he is just in the BIOS at those temps, so running some stress testing should instantly crash the system.
If it even boots Windows lol

Edited November 6, 2017 by Sfekke
Additional info about BIOS

[Emberstone]

15 minutes ago, Sfekke said:

What I do notice is that he is just in the BIOS at those temps, so running some stress testing should instantly crash the system.
If it even boots Windows lol

I know I can boot into the BIOS at 4.1 GHz with voltage as low as 1.34v, but booting into Windows without crashing requires a minimum of 1.35v and I still can't run Cinebench even at 1.4v.

 

So he probably just stuck a ton of voltage on there and booted into the BIOS to see what happens. As far as I know Ryzen needs LN2 to get past the 4.0-4.1 GHz wall reliably, and actually function.

[Sfekke]

3 minutes ago, Emberstone said:

I know I can boot into the BIOS at 4.1 GHz with voltage as low as 1.34v, but booting into Windows without crashing requires a minimum of 1.35v and I still can't run Cinebench even at 1.4v.

 

So he probably just stuck a ton of voltage on there and booted into the BIOS to see what happens. As far as I know Ryzen needs LN2 to get past the 4.0-4.1 GHz wall reliably, and actually function.

That is what I figured.
Well at least he can enjoy he's BIOS at blazing fast speeds!

[F7GOS]

2 hours ago, a beam said:

i get this from legit source he got an sample from asus with insanely 4.5ghz clock on a notebook soo what ur thought

 

If anything that points towards a really nice clockspeed boost for the Ryzen Refresh in Q1 '18

[a beam]

1 hour ago, Sfekke said:

If that stable somebody bite me since honestly that'd be out of this world!

I do sense a bit of BS, but he might have gotten extremely lucky and obtained the golden sample.

 

Edit:

What I do notice is that he is just in the BIOS at those temps, so running some stress testing should instantly crash the system.
If it even boots Windows lol 

it can run but i cant give any further info under NDA and yeah this one is an silicone lottery win 

[a beam]

i hope so

43 minutes ago, F7GOS said:

If anything that points towards a really nice clockspeed boost for the Ryzen Refresh in Q1 '18

i hope so. but this an sample not retail one ?