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Do My Core Speeds Look OK ?
- Thread starter venomx
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Ryzen 5 3600 ( 3.6Ghz 6-core ) whilst playing Cyberpunk 2077.
No overclock.
Just want to make sure they look normal ?
These are what my cores peaked at after about 1hr30 of playing
Hello,
I see one of your cores going up to 4.17 GHz.
So, the answer is yes, the CPU is ok.
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This thread is the geek equivalent of does my bum look big in this
Yes they are all different as they are dynamical adjusting to the load they need to deal with, they lower when not needed, and increase when they are
Yes they are all different as they are dynamical adjusting to the load they need to deal with, they lower when not needed, and increase when they are
Because that's how silicon transistors change their qualities depending on where exactly they appear on the silicon die.
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Ryzen 5 3600 ( 3.6Ghz 6-core ) whilst playing Cyberpunk 2077.
No overclock.
Just want to make sure they look normal ?
These are what my cores peaked at after about 1hr30 of playing
Download 'AMD boost tester' and open up HWinfo64 and look at what max they hit. My old 3600 would only hit 4.2 on 2 cores, its normal.
Will do thanks.
Yeah i gathered that. Im actually quite impressed that when i hit " current " all of the cores are @ 3.8Ghz and above ( when gaming )