On max performance.
awesome, cheers mate.
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On max performance.
Yes that's the stock boost on all the cores.Hmm..since changing to max performance, my average (value) in HWM is 3192mhz across all cores? is this speed normal for this setting??
Yes that's the stock boost on all the cores.
It can't hurt. Make sure your CPU is running 100% utilisation and all cores are at 3200mhz when running a game or benchmark.Thanks buddy, should that help you think? cant test BF1 atm, hopeful later though..
And the temps haven't risen since this change so far..all I need to do is go into the BIOS and change the Voltage, I cant believe its 1.4v at stock settings
It can't hurt. Make sure your CPU is running 100% utilisation and all cores are at 3200mhz when running a game or benchmark.
1.4v is that on auto?
Try running 3d mark fire strike see what score you get in that.
Try these settings for overclocking https://www.kitguru.net/components/cpu/luke-hill/amd-ryzen-7-1700-cpu-review/2/
If you manually set volts to 1.4 then temps should peak to roughly the same. If temps are too high the lower the volts to say 1.35 and see what multiplier it's stable at try x35 first for 3.5 GHz run stress test like Asus realbench see what temps max out at. If it passes up multiplier to 36 run benchmark again etc keep going until the benchmark fails then up the voltage to in 0.01 increments run benchmark monitor temps. Since and repeat till temps get too high or voltage is too high.thanks, i will look into that, one quick question though..
if im running at 1.4v just now does that mean technically if i OC and leave the volts as they are, that the temps will still peak the same as they are just now? or am i talking bull?
I shall chime in
1080ti evga FE
1700 at 3.4ghz
Bf1 at ultra mutiplayer 64player = 120 fps avg at 1080p
On my intel 7700k it avg at 140fps so theres a small ryzen difference between the two. Most likely down to clock.
Have you tried with the 1700 over clocked to see what the gains are.
I don't get BF1, it's more or less BF4 graphics wise yet & 5760x1080 I get 120+ fps with everything on max, 100% resolution scale in BF4 yet the same settings is currently netting me 15-25 fps in BF1, if I crank resolution scale in BF4 to 150% it tanks to 45-55fps but looks stunning, if I try 150% in BF1 I'm down to single figures?
Even lowering general settings to low doesn't get me into 3figure fps in BF1, in BF4 I'm well past 200!
I've got an i7 4790 and 16Gb RAM and an Asus 1070 Turbo....
Ah, that's actually quite reassuring to read! I was falling into the trap of wondering if it was my rig (doubtful given everything else flies along nicely) I was even pondering another 1070 for SLI (and hopefully 200% resolution scale!) although the current daft pricing of them is keeping that idea on ice.I'm the same fella (only dfrom a AMD side obviously so don't wanna troll the thread)... this is what is doing my head in. BF4 at 5760x1080 maxed is 100+ fps... yet like you say same settings in BF1 around 40-50fps, but ZERO scaling for my crossfire becasue AMD can't be bothered supporting the cards I paid mega money for... so annoying as TBH, BF1 isn't really that much better in graphics... yet tbh runs like a dog whether on one card or multi card setups. Also like yourself, you can reduce the settings right down and it barely makes any difference to FPS.
Although I have spent a lot of money on this card, surely it will be relatively future proofed? Also if I decide to change to a 1440 / 4K monitor then I wont have any other hardware to change?