2700x owners. What's your OC?

[akb8812]

So I just got a good deal on a 2700x, freeing up my 1800x for other things. But I'm keeping my C6H X370 mobo for the 2700x.
Before I install it though I want to know what kind of overclocks owners are getting and on what voltage. Obviously I know this can vastly vary between chips but I'm curios.
Whats the most common reachable OC?

[nick name]

@akb8812  I think 4.3GHz 4.5GHz is reachable for a lot of owners with very strong cooling, but the temps might no be comfortable depending on your workloads.  Probably not gonna make it through a Prime95 small FFT run.  4.25GHz is reachable for almost everyone on water and 4.2GHz with strong air cooling.  I have the CH7 and use its Performance Enhancer Level 3 which ignores fit parameters for XFR2 and PBO so it will hold its clock speed under load and not downclock.  I can then adjust that with increasing or decreasing EDC in Ryzen Master.  Whereas plain XFR2 and PBO will hit peak speeds around 4.0GHz on all cores and then downclock after a while.  

 

Edit:

 

I mis-typed and struck through my error.  

[DailyProcrastinator]

A good friend of mine has his 2700x at 4.5GHz, runs super stable. Also, I've owned the CH6 and CH7. Both are fantastic for OC'ing, I have my 1700 at 3.9GHz.

[Jurrunio]

4.2GHz is the usual max for many CPUs without stupid voltage and ridiculous heat output.

 

3 minutes ago, JM21 said:

A good friend of mine has his 2700x at 4.5GHz, runs super stable.

Can I get some screenshots of that? I'm especially interested in voltage and temperature he's running/getting, a friend of mine needs 1.55V and chilled water loop to make that work on a 2700x

[Frenky]

3 minutes ago, JM21 said:

A good friend of mine has his 2700x at 4.5GHz, runs super stable. Also, I've owned the CH6 and CH7. Both are fantastic for OC'ing, I have my 1700 at 3.9GHz.

Is that 4.5ghz for single core only? For a split second or is it able to stay there? 

[akb8812]

Yes, my 1800x reaches 3.9 on 1.3375 volts. Hopefully I'll be able to reach somewhere around the 4.3 mark.

[Zando_]

4GHz rn cause I haven't had the time to tweak 4.25GHz to be perfectly stable and I needed to render some stuff so I reset it back to a rock solid safe OC (it'll self boost to 4GHz on all cores at stock). 

[DailyProcrastinator]

1 minute ago, Frenky said:

Is that 4.5ghz for single core only? For a split second or is it able to stay there? 

TBH I don't know if its single core only, but I'm pretty sure it's on all 8 cores. When running Open Hardware Monitor during a Cinebench test I saw 4.5Ghz.

1 minute ago, Jurrunio said:

4.2GHz is the usual max for many CPUs without stupid voltage and ridiculous heat output.

 

Can I get some screenshots of that? I'm especially interested in voltage and temperature he's running/getting, a friend of mine needs 1.55V and chilled water loop to make that work on a 2700x

Like I said it's a friends build I only have the 1700. But he has it cooled on custom water loop along with his GPU on dual 360mm rads so I'm sure his voltage is cranked ahaha.

4 minutes ago, akb8812 said:

Yes, my 1800x reaches 3.9 on 1.3375 volts. Hopefully I'll be able to reach somewhere around the 4.3 mark.

I'd typically expect 4.2 - 4.3GHz based on reviews I've watched. Just saying that I know 4.5Ghz is obtainable but exotic cooling is likely needed.

[Guest]

4.275 all core, 4.4 consistently (not all core) w/ PBO. I’ll check voltage when I get home. 

[Tech Wizard]

https://siliconlottery.com/pages/statistics

 

2700X at the bottom. You're welcome

[nick name]

7 minutes ago, Tech Wizard said:

https://siliconlottery.com/pages/statistics

 

2700X at the bottom. You're welcome

A lot of users I've seen comment on those results disagree with them.  

[geo3]

4.2 on all cores @ 1.35 v

Going beyond that requires a lot more voltage for my chip.

[akb8812]

Alright so I'm playing around a little. Might have squeezed out a little too much of thermal compound but whatever.

Seem to be reaching 4.15 at 1.32 volts. Running AIDA64 with temps in the 70s with the Kraken x62. SOC volts at 1.2, LLC at 3.
Seem to need quite a lot of volts to get it at 4.2 :(

[akb8812]

So, the temps drop into more realistic and more stable with FPU stress off. Which is probably a more realistic work load. Does stressing the FPU serve any purpose other than frying the chip?