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That's what mine hits without any manual OC.
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Poll: Ryzen 7950X3D, 7900X3D, 7800X3D
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That's what mine hits without any manual OC.
I didn't check it before making the changes, but just so you know, curve optimizer with a negative offset is not a manual overclock. It's an undervolt so the temperature for a given clock is lower than stock.
Because 5050Mhz is the maximum stock clock boost, that's the maximum you can get to unless you do an actual eclk overclock or something.
So if your cooling is good and the cpu isn't a bad batch it will most likely reach 5050Mhz regardless, the undervolt just lowers the temperatures so it might stick to 5050Mhz for longer in this case.
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Is there anywhere that covers this info ?
Lucky lucky! Did you update it? Try CPU-Z also.
Yeah, it was updated yesterday to the latest version. I’ll run a few more test later with other monitors to see if it’s correct.
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Yeah, it was updated yesterday to the latest version. I’ll run a few more test later with other monitors to see if it’s correct.
That's likely a bug. Try using HWiNFO64 and look at effective clocks.
HW Monitors always been a bit buggy for me with ryzen, at one point i had a Ryzen 5 2600 that was reporting 6.5GHz, though obviously it wasn't doing thatYeah, it was updated yesterday to the latest version. I’ll run a few more test later with other monitors to see if it’s correct.
That's a bit crazy, by any chance do you have any Motherboard vendor OC profile turned on?Yeah, it was updated yesterday to the latest version. I’ll run a few more test later with other monitors to see if it’s correct.
I‘m using Expo II Tweaked with everything else at default. Yesterday the readings were relatively normal on my many tests (I noticed 3Dmark said I hit 5.3ghz but I assumed this was a blip too). I got these results today after running the cyberpunk benchmark. I’ll report back if I keep getting high readings on other monitoring tools.
According to 3Dmark (yesterday) my 7800x3D hit 5375mhz when running time spy. Would appreciate is anyone else could try. https://www.3dmark.com/spy/37765127
Edit: A few other results were also high like 5318mhz in the PCI Express test.
Edit: A few other results were also high like 5318mhz in the PCI Express test.
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tell us your secret sauceAccording to 3Dmark (yesterday) my 7800x3D hit 5375mhz when running time spy. Would appreciate is anyone else could try. https://www.3dmark.com/spy/37765127
Edit: A few other results were also high like 5318mhz in the PCI Express test.
In the CPU Profile test (https://www.3dmark.com/cpu/1191092) it apparently went to 5689mhz which is close to the results shown by hwmonitor today.Theres nothing unusual about my system but it is:
X670E Hero - bios 1101
7800x3D
Noctua NH-U12A with Coolermaster MasterGel Pro
Kingston CL36 6000 64GB (32x2)
4090FE
Antec Signature Titanium 1000w PSU
Fractal Torrent Case
Motherboard settings are default apart from using “Expo II Tweaked”.
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Just had a quick look and Ryzen Master just says 5000mhz as the max ccx speed (it seems fixed though). At the same time Hwinfo64 is showing it goes above 5000mhz but I will need to do more tests to be sure.
which version of corsair were you using, dominator or vengeance? was it listed as expo memory? is the working kingston listed as expo memory and were either/both listed compatable with the motherboard? i'm preparing myself for any headaches coming my way when i eventually install everything
which version of corsair were you using, dominator or vengeance? was it listed as expo memory? is the working kingston listed as expo memory and were either/both listed compatable with the motherboard? i'm preparing myself for any headaches coming my way when i eventually install everything
Corsair is part number CMK32GX5M2D6000Z36 (Vengeance). Yeah it is Expo stuff, it works fine on Expo I and II with my 7600x in the same system. It’s only when I changed over to the 7800x3d that it started throwing up fault codes and wouldn’t boot. What strange is that it worked first time, I ran some benchmarks yesterday and then this morning the machine started throwing the errors and wouldn’t work. It obviously decided overnight to ruin my day.
The Kingston is KF560C36BBEK2-32 and that seems to be working OK on Expo Tweaked with the 7800x3d.
I believe the Kingston has slightly looser timings. Corsair stuff is 36-36-36-76, Kingston is 36-36-38-38.
Apparently my 7800x3d is a fussy one…!
uh oh well i also went for the hero board but with the dominator corsair.
i wonder if putting the corsair timings the same as your kingston would fix stability.
at least i might have a fallback option of the kingston if there's also problems so cheers for that!
Very possibly! But I have another AM5 system which I’ve put the 7600x in to and decided the Corsair aesthetically suits that motherboard better anyway. So maybe it all worked ok in the end haha. Although I haven’t actually started that machine yet so I’ve probably shot my self in the foot now…