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Ryzen "2" ?

first problem
Dynamic Vcore does not work
In the BIOS I set the maximum possible CpuVcore 1.225v + Dynamic Vcore 0.3v
I have a maximum of 1.3 v (it should be 1.53 / 1.55v)
With 1.3v I can do the tests at 4075 mhz full core
Now I have a fixed voltage of 1.38v I can not reduce this voltage

Honestly, I would do a hard reset of the CMOS. Most of the overclocking problems I encountered with the Ryzen platform (glitches/bugs) came down to the BIOS screwing up somehow, and needing to be reset (and unfortunately, put all those settings in again).
 
Any chance some of you guys can post up some overclocked Ryzen single core cinebench R15 scores please?

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The Cinebench result is exactly where it should be given 0% IPC change, not sure why people are fussing over it since we've expected this to be the case for a while. Only clocking to 4.175 GHz is far more interesting and worrying.
 
Humbug's been telling us there's IPC improvements :p

Ryzen 2 might literally just be AMD's Kabylake.
I was not expecting Any IPC improvement after scores from MT benchmark where 1700 was same score as 2700x give or take.
IPC is not needed on ryzen its ahead of intel but needed mor MHZ and thats what we are getting

just read this
https://www.globalfoundries.com/new...-technology-for-high-performance-applications

Knew Months ago not to expect epic jumps when HF posted this they said 10%
If im not wrong 4ghz+10% is 4.4ghz

More interested how much better IMC is :)
 
I was not expecting Any IPC improvement after scores from MT benchmark where 1700 was same score as 2700x give or take.
IPC is not needed on ryzen its ahead of intel but needed mor MHZ and thats what we are getting

IPC on Ryzen's not ahead of Intel. This gets skewed somewhat when they're running 100% as AMD's SMT is better than HT. But physical core for physical core they're behind.

We never used to say an i7 has higher IPC than an i5 of the same generation. So I find it a fallacy to try and make an IPC comparison when using HT versus SMT. But obviously it can't be ignored as performance is the important factor. I just find using a phrase like IPC for that scenario to be wrong.

Ryzen's IPC is fine, but ideally you want Ryzen 2 to clock to 4.4-4.6 rather than say ~4.2
 
IPC on Ryzen's not ahead of Intel. This gets skewed somewhat when they're running 100% as AMD's SMT is better than HT. But physical core for physical core they're behind.
Well would be great if anyone with 8700 could bench ST performance at same 4175 as this Zen+ for comparrison.

Also if IMC is better there is sensible amount of IPC's to gain on ryzen from gouing 3600cl14 if it can do that :)
 
Well would be great if anyone with 8700 could bench ST performance at same 4175 as this Zen+ for comparrison.

Also if IMC is better there is sensible amount of IPC's to gain on ryzen from gouing 3600cl14 if it can do that :)

Me and Gavin made a comparison with my CPU and his 8700K at the same clock rate, he scored 1.2% higher than me
 
Me and Gavin made a comparison with my CPU and his 8700K at the same clock rate, he scored 1.2% higher than me
I assume with faster memory it would be tie or You would pass him :)

I seen some epic scores with 3466cl14 on ryzen much ahead of me. But my IMC/CPU cant pull that with 3950 stable. Think seen 2 stable 3600cl14 on zen 1 also very lucky chip and memory kit :)

Using Gskill 3600cl15 kit other one using Gskill 4266 kit
 
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