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Considering drop in upgrade from 1700X to 5800X3D
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Aye fair enough. I don't mind there if it is sealed and new and they got 1000+ sales and at least 90% positive. Generally all good then tbh.
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I think he meant that he would have wanted one, then he would have upgraded.There is no 5950x3D on AM4
Anyway - i type this on my new 5800X3D!
Seems to be working, just about to run a benchmark to test it. I think I may want a cooler upgrade. Im using a Alpenfohn matterhorn tower cooler with 120mm fan, maybe time for an AIO.
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That's a fair chunk of heatsink so maybe try strapping a second fan to it.
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I am on a deepcool akg620 and I generally hit 90'c when running C23.
Don't fret it. It is normal.
If your bios update allowed for curve optimizer, go for -20mv negative offset for all cores.
Should drop the temperature a bit.
Most people go for -30mv but I personally like some stability.
If you don't have it enabled in bios you can go the windows route but you gotta google how since I never tried it.
I went from a 3950x to 5900x to a 5800x3d, You will be content with the 5800x3D.
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Temp running Cinebench for 10 mins was about 65C, around 40C under no load Windows browsing.
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That's pretty good to be honest.
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Yeah it was wrong though unfortunately.
Hwinfo was reporting 65c. I then installed all the latest chipset drivers and Ryzen master and that is reporting now about 85c. So I think I should look at an alternative maybe slight undervolting can't do it on mobo though I don't think.
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Just checked your mobo bios page:
Update AGESA version to ComboV2PI 1208
If it has 1208 it should be 99% there. All mobos I saw who got that Agesa version has that option.
Poke around in bios.
Hard Reset the bios on the mobo itself.. Sometimes the bios still think you are on the old CPU.
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Sounds about right , cb23 I get around 79c with 360 aio z73 with all core -30 set in bios
Gaming averages 55c-65c depending on game
Also I noticed sleep bug , if computer comes out of sleep it improves
Get higher score in cb23 also temp drops to around 75c with cpu package power and voltage dropping as well
I can't recreate it whatever I change in bios so not having get it to sleep to get the boost
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What does it look like?
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Something like this:
Just put at all cores, Negative and try 30.
Run Cinebench for 30 mins and that should mean it is stable under heavy loads (But might still crash on light loads) so run it for a couple of days and if you can't find any WHEA failures recored on HWinfo (Keep it running all time) you should be good to go.
If not, Lower the 30 to 20.
Just put at all cores, Negative and try 30.
Run Cinebench for 30 mins and that should mean it is stable under heavy loads (But might still crash on light loads) so run it for a couple of days and if you can't find any WHEA failures recored on HWinfo (Keep it running all time) you should be good to go.
If not, Lower the 30 to 20.
they will all work fine, and will all be a massive upgrade
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The 5800x3d is capped at 4.5-4.45ghz. Forget about getting speeds from it.
But due to the extra cache it runs pretty hot (it is designed to run at 90'c) and without sufficient cooling and tunning it will drop to lower speeds.
Case study:
On auto on everything without -20mv
Single run C23 scores around 13800-14000.
10min C32 gives me at the end 90'C with a max boost of 4.1ghz.
In normal day to day use I hit 78-80'C.
On -20mv
Single run C23 scores 14500-14800
10min C23 gives me at the 86'C with a max boost of 4.35ghz.
In normal day to day use I barely hit 70'C
All of this with a deepcool ak620.
Btw, those are the only things you need to touch with the 5800x3d.
Basically you do the following to tune it:
1- install in mobo.
2- update bios.
3- set curve optimizer.
4- Throw cooling at it.
Been a long time since I had to fiddle to get max performance.
Some people play with multiplier but getting 50mhz is not worth it for the stability loss.
360 aio z73 fans at 800rpm
Stock cb23 14300-14400 85c
-30 all core uses less power
Cb23 1500+ 79c sustains higher clocks
Gaming averages depending on game 55c-65c
Weird bug is I can improve further, if put the computer to sleep and come out of it
Cb23 75c gets slightly higher scores uses less power
Stock cb23 14300-14400 85c
-30 all core uses less power
Cb23 1500+ 79c sustains higher clocks
Gaming averages depending on game 55c-65c
Weird bug is I can improve further, if put the computer to sleep and come out of it
Cb23 75c gets slightly higher scores uses less power
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Like I said earlier, stick a second fan on your cooler and see how much the temps drop.
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I cant see anything like this in my bios, searched all over. I have the 'AI tweaker' menu, but nothing called anything like what you have there.Something like this:
If you don't have the option in your current BIOS and there's no newer one to try then you can always do it in windows using the PBO2 Tuner app.