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Zen 2 Owners Thread!

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Well the efficiency is interesting in this early silicon. R5 3600 will happily run all-core 4GHz 1.1v, (still testing below that) but if you want 4.1GHz all-core it's 1.2-12.25v, and 1.3v+ for 4.2GHz, topping out at 4.25GHz 1.3775v. B450 board for reference.

Total system power draw in Cinebench R15 at 4.1GHz all core, is 122w at the wall, idle at around 65w.

EDIT: If you leave it at AMD stock auto-boost at wall power draw is 142w, and the CPU boosts to 4050 MHz across all 6-cores, voltage spikes at 1.35-1.365v

At 4.0GHz 1.13v (for full stability with this sample part) total system is 114w at the wall, and the CPU+SoC power is reading as a total of 56w

So good power saving to be had with manual tweaking, and looking good for the lower power parts that I am interested in e.g 3600E/3700E etc.
 
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Got my delivery about 5 hours ago and now i'm mostly setup running a clean Win 10 install.

Mostly a smooth setup. Lots of tweaking left to do, not run any benchmarks or games yet. Motherboard fan (Aorus Ultra) has been mostly quiet, seemed to get prompted to install F4 BIOS for about 1 hour ago.
 
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Ordered this to replace my 6 year old i5 3750k. My case is about 15 years old as well so went for everything bar graphics card as i have a vega 56. The Ryzen3600 just seemed to be stonking value. Should all be here tomorrow although i wont be able to build it till likely the weekend. Will have to flash the bios on the MSI board too no doubt but i see the MSI x470 supports bios flashing with no cpu etc. Wish me luck!!

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Motherboard fan (Aorus Ultra) has been mostly quiet
When you have time could you elaborate on this.

Is it inaudible when idle and if so what tasks were you doing that made its presence known?

*There are BIOS updates coming soon for the fan - Clicky - semi-passive mode soon.
 
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Going from;

CPU: i5 4670k @ 4.5ghz (served me faithfully since 2013!)
Mobo: Asus Z87-A (another 2013 survivor.)
Cooler: Arctic Freezer 13
GPU: Sapphire Vega 56 Air Boost @ 1650/950 MHz (1050/1050 mV) (Recent upgrade from GTX 970)
RAM: 16 GiB DDR3 RAM @ 1866mhz
OS & Games SSD: Samsung 860 EVO 256gb
HDD: Various assorted HDDs from 750gb to 3TB :confused:
Case: Corsair Carbide 200R (again a 2013 survivor!)
PSU: Corsair TX-M 650 80+ Gold

To; (reused parts in italics)

CPU: Ryzen 3600
Mobo: MSI B450M Mortar
Cooler: Stock, until I decide whether I want to go AIO or air
GPU: Sapphire Vega 56 Air Boost @ 1650/950 MHz (1050/1050 mV)
RAM: 16GiB DDR4 G-Skill Hyper-X 3200mhz
OS SSD: Samsung 960 EVO m.2 NVMe 500gb
Games SSD: Samsung 860 EVO 256gb
HDD: Not sure what will fit in the new case yet!
Case: NZXT H400i (Red of course!)
PSU: Corsair TX-M 650 80+ Gold

Parts have arrived today, just another 3 hours work left to go and then it's playtime :)

Nice one.

Are you going to be giving the Beta BIOS a go today then?
 
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4400Mhz 1.375v with better mem timing.14-14-14-35 3666Mhz a lot more tuning to do. Should be able to get memory tighter.

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Wowzers 80 Degrees in a cinebench run!!!!!
 

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I will get R15 then and try again.

As long as my cpu is best in games, I am ok :)

Your right. My 9700K is crap in cine bench. Glad I only play games :D

It's not like you have a choice with a 9700k :D:D:D:D:D:D
 
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When you have time could you elaborate on this.

Is it inaudible when idle and if so what tasks were you doing that made its presence known?

*There are BIOS updates coming soon for the fan - Clicky - semi-passive mode soon.

I need to do more testing, don't really notice it over system fans and mechanical drive. Just letting motherboard manage all the fans on defaults for now. Seems to keep them low most of the time but spin up under load and briefly on full while the motherboard posts. On F4d BIOS, cpu seems to be sitting between 3.7-4.3Ghz think I saw one core hit 4.5Ghz earlier.

Running load test now staying under 62C at 100% all cores 4.14Ghz. Air cooled by my old Phanteks PH-TC14PE in Silverstone FT02 case.

Spent too long building and getting the system to a usable state for work etc. Need a break will come back to performance stuff later.
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Is it really worth loosing 300 in ST but gaining what? 100 in MT?:rolleyes:

You must mean clocks as that difference makes no sense for scores.

100mhz increase across 12 cores or a 300mhz opportunistic boost in a single core (anyone actually manage to get 4.6ghz for a sustained period of time yet?). I know which I'd pick given nothing is single threaded these days.
 
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Ryzen 3600
Asus TUF X570
3000mhz DDR3 RAM C16

SSD (OS) and HDD straight from old PC (Sandybridge) loaded up fine, did not update bios or chipset (yet)
Using stock cooler at the moment and CPU temp up to 96 degrees in Games :eek:
 
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Ryzen 3600
Asus TUF X570
3000mhz DDR3 RAM C16

SSD (OS) and HDD straight from old PC (Sandybridge) loaded up fine, did not update bios or chipset (yet)
Using stock cooler at the moment and CPU temp up to 96 degrees in Games :eek:

The stock cooler is better than 96 Deg. Is it mounted correctly / have you got adequate airflow?
 
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