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Ryzen 1600 overclocking

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Just got a 1600 a week ago been playing around with overclocking since it’s my first time not having a locked processor. I got it stable at 1.35v 3.9ghz with 81c max after a few hours in aida64 using the stock cooler. 

 

Should I try to push it even further? I don’t want to destroy the chip, but I also don’t want to completely baby it. 

What would be the max voltage to try while allowing the chip to last atleast 5 years before I end up upgrading it 

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Dont push more, the CPU is getting on the line between 'acceptable' and 'too high for long term use'. Try reduce the voltage if you can.

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20 minutes ago, Wolther said:

Just got a 1600 a week ago been playing around with overclocking since it’s my first time not having a locked processor. I got it stable at 1.35v 3.9ghz with 81c max after a few hours in aida64 using the stock cooler. 

 

Should I try to push it even further? I don’t want to destroy the chip, but I also don’t want to completely baby it. 

What would be the max voltage to try while allowing the chip to last atleast 5 years before I end up upgrading it 

>stock cooler

 

Please no. Get yourself a proper cooler and pull that load temp down.

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19 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

Dont push more, the CPU is getting on the line between 'acceptable' and 'too high for long term use'. Try reduce the voltage if you can.

Alright, I most likely can, just need to sit down and spend some time with it when I get home. I do want it to atleast stay at 3.9 

 

6 minutes ago, DildorTheDecent said:

>stock cooler

 

Please no. Get yourself a proper cooler and pull that load temp down.

That's just aida64 temp after a long period of time which is highly unrealistic. I haven't seen it reach anywhere near there in normal use. I do live in a colder climate too.. basically bordering Canada. If I do see it reach 80s in the summer then I'll invest in a good cooler, if I buy one I don't wanna get a crappy one. 

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considering thats a pretty heavy workload you will be fine, and thats also not a bad voltage to be at, if you get a better cooler you can probably push a bit more 

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