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5800x3D upgrade

SamuearlJackson said:
The motherboard is an Asus Prime X370-Pro. The cores boost to around 4.2 GHz during a Cinebench multi-core test.
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What are the temps and core voltage?

I found on my Asus CH6 x370 board that the voltage was actually already low and mine would only boost to about 3.6GHz all core, the temps were great though, I ended up adding a little core voltage, setting SOC to 1v and I could get to 4.45GHz all core.

I see lots of people reducing voltage but you need to check what yours is doing before either removing or adding voltage.

Here are the settings I settled on to get nice and stable, I am running on AIO water cooling.

* SOC voltage 1.00
* BCLK Freq 101
* FCLK Freq 1800 (im running 3600 memory)

* Core Performance Boost enabled

* CPU Core Voltage offset mode
CPU Offset Mode Sign +
CPU Core Voltage Offset
+0.01250

Advanced/ AMD CBS/ NBIO Common/ XFR Enhancement

* Precision Boost Overdrive manual (can try on auto but for me this worked better)
PPT 100
TDC 70
EDC 100

* Precision Boost Overdrive Scalar manual 5X
 
SupraWez said:
What are the temps and core voltage?

I found on my Asus CH6 x370 board that the voltage was actually already low and mine would only boost to about 3.6GHz all core, the temps were great though, I ended up adding a little core voltage, setting SOC to 1v and I could get to 4.45GHz all core.

I see lots of people reducing voltage but you need to check what yours is doing before either removing or adding voltage.

Here are the settings I settled on to get nice and stable, I am running on AIO water cooling.

* SOC voltage 1.00
* BCLK Freq 101
* FCLK Freq 1800 (im running 3600 memory)

* Core Performance Boost enabled

* CPU Core Voltage offset mode
CPU Offset Mode Sign +
CPU Core Voltage Offset
+0.01250

Advanced/ AMD CBS/ NBIO Common/ XFR Enhancement

* Precision Boost Overdrive manual (can try on auto but for me this worked better)
PPT 100
TDC 70
EDC 100

* Precision Boost Overdrive Scalar manual 5X
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Thanks buddy. Will have a play, and will also consider a memory upgrade.
 
$anch3z said:
Pulled the trigger on a 5800x3d :)
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I bought one on Black Friday and have been very pleased with it. It's been a large performance bump in the game I play most (WoW), even coming from a 5800X paired with tuned memory. Mine does -30 on all cores in Curve Optimizer quite happily, plus 1900 FCLK which my old chip couldn't.
 
Aretak said:
I bought one on Black Friday and have been very pleased with it. It's been a large performance bump in the game I play most (WoW), even coming from a 5800X paired with tuned memory. Mine does -30 on all cores in Curve Optimizer quite happily, plus 1900 FCLK which my old chip couldn't.
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What board and chipset?
 
Aretak said:
I bought one on Black Friday and have been very pleased with it. It's been a large performance bump in the game I play most (WoW), even coming from a 5800X paired with tuned memory. Mine does -30 on all cores in Curve Optimizer quite happily, plus 1900 FCLK which my old chip couldn't.
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did you need to adjust the SOC volts for 1900 FCLK?
 
mdixson said:
Assume this solved the problem Wildgoose?
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I haven't installed it yet due to other commitments, though will in time. However, the problem I had with FS2020 is now solved with the help from FS2020 forum staff. A mod I downloaded corrupted my packages files within FS2020, so nothing to do with my existing CPU fan.
 
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just recently upgraded to the 5800x3d from a 5600x and yes it made a difference in games with the same gpu, ram etc. they are smoother and im getting slightly more fps too...i didnt want to spend too much on a new motherboard/ram/cpu etc.
 
OvEr_KiLL said:
just recently upgraded to the 5800x3d from a 5600x and yes it made a difference in games with the same gpu, ram etc. they are smoother and im getting slightly more fps too...i didnt want to spend too much on a new motherboard/ram/cpu etc.
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Kind of in the same boat, got a 5600 (non x) and want to upgrade, would you still go for it given the choice over again?
 
Another one here with a 5600 and considering it, although will likely be GPU nound way before the benefits of the 5800X3D kick in, I'm waiting to see what happens with the 5700X3D
 
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