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They aint running at that speed, use ryzen master and go in to settings and enable histogram, that will show you the true clock speeds.
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They aint running at that speed, use ryzen master and go in to settings and enable histogram, that will show you the true clock speeds.
Don't know if this has been shared here yet.
But you are able to get higher overclocks by clocking your best ccx. Which is good to know. I don't think any bios supports it yet though.
https://youtu.be/M5pHUHGZ7hU
But you are able to get higher overclocks by clocking your best ccx. Which is good to know. I don't think any bios supports it yet though.
https://youtu.be/M5pHUHGZ7hU
It shows that the early chiplets are bad bins (Rome is gobbling up all the good ones). It looks like 4.5 GHz all core OC's will hopefully become more common as TSMC's 7nm process matures. A reddit user is getting 212 CB15 points in the single core test via CCX OCing to 4.5 GHz: https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/cefwjg/ty_der8auer_for_per_ccx_oc_recommend_massive/
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Well sorted the annoying fans i think - set them to not spool up until temp gets above 60dg so bellow that they stay 40% pwm. Has not increased temps eigher. Is anyone else seeing cpu temp jump from 48-55 ish a lot while doing nothing?
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All gen Ryzens jump around a lot.
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That is interesting.
Manual overclock (in Ryzen Master) by CCX, with one CCX having higher clocks than the other. Would apply to all SKUs.
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The cores go to sleep and use hardly any power but every time hwinfo tries to read the speed and voltage of a core it wakes it up and it boosts the speed
This. AMD released a statement about it on Reddit. Basically apps like HWInfo constantly wake the CPU to check the clocks, but once they go to deep sleep they - by design - shut off. Apps like HWInfo aren't coded to properly deal with this, so they continue to report the last known reading (eg 1.45v and max clocks) despite the core actually being off. The takeaway was use CPU-Z and/or Ryzen Master, both of which read the CPUs properly and give accurate readings for clocks and voltages.
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My 3700X sits around 53 at idle, resat the cooler a couple of times thinking there must have been something wrong, seems awfully high.
EDIT: Also, cannot get it to boost past 4.2. Where's my other 200MHz??
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Has anyone managed to redeem their 3 month game pass? I have claimed mine on the AMD Rewards site and it says:
Congratulations on reserving 3 Months to Xbox Game Pass for PC! We will update your account and notify you as soon as the content key is available.
Your key will be assigned as soon as it is available.
Release Date: July 01 2019
The release date is determined by the publisher and may change without notice.
Which makes no sense as the release date has passed.....
Congratulations on reserving 3 Months to Xbox Game Pass for PC! We will update your account and notify you as soon as the content key is available.
Your key will be assigned as soon as it is available.
Release Date: July 01 2019
The release date is determined by the publisher and may change without notice.
Which makes no sense as the release date has passed.....
I got the same thing redeeming games from AMD when I bought my Vega 56. Some were instant delivery, one took a few hours and one took a day or two. They'll email you don't worry.
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So, does anyone else think these things are a bit toasty? I'm currently jumping between 50-65 degrees, with brief spurts of 68 degrees. Downloading a game on Steam, and browsing this forum. Normal?
Stock wraith prism cooler?
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Yeah, with the pre-applied paste I'm ashamed to say. I haven't got anything else at the moment.
Me too, I got some MX-4 here but thought I'd try the stock first.Yeah, with the pre-applied paste I'm ashamed to say. I haven't got anything else at the moment.
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I'm also having high temps while doing nothing, crazy seeing it jump from 35 to 61 in the blink of an eye. I've ordered a Dark Rock 4 to replace the stock cooler now, not so much because of the temps as I'm not convinced it will help much with that, but the noise is doing my head in so I'm hoping the Dark Rock 4 will help in that regard.
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Okay, so Steam definitely gives this thing a workout. I've been re-downloading my library, and have noticed that once the install is done my processor drops back down to between 36 and 45 degrees, with occasional spikes to 50 degrees. This is with Chrome open and doing nothing else but browsing. Furthermore it looks as if all of the cores are being given something to do when said download is active, then sleeping once it's finished. So this is normal behaviour for a Ryzen I guess? Panic over nothing? 