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SOME RYZEN 7 1700 OVERCLOCKING!

AMDMatt said:
Yep 62c peak and i doubt it was going any higher as it hit that within 1 minute. This was with the H110i at quiet fan speed and pump on performance. Maximum fan speed would have brought it down a couple more C.
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With temps like that I would attempt the 8 hr stability test run...;)

What is your vcore reading in BIOS for 4ghz mate?

Just Clairify its the 1700 and Crosshair mobo?
 
easyrider said:
Cheers for posting...So was the Temp 62c actual



Thanks...This more like what I was after...So I appreciate it...I really do...

That cooler of yours is taking a pounding....You confident letting it run any longer?
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Even when system is idle my AIO pump speed is reported running at 3200 - 3534 rpms, I am most likely going to switch it from AIO_PUMP header to CPU header.
 
easyrider said:
With temps like that I would attempt the 8 hr stability test run...;)

What is your vcore reading in BIOS for 4ghz mate?

Just Clairify its the 1700 and Crosshair mobo?
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All my settings are here. That should answer your question.

R7 1700, GSkill 2x8GB 3600 CL16 running at 3200Mhz CL14 and Asus Crosshair VI Hero beta bios 0902.

I recommend using 2x8GB GSkill Trident Z or RGB memory for minimal issues.

I think part of the reason for my good temps is the H110i makes great contact with the CPU, it felt really secure and i tightened everything. Just felt very good and my 1700 is running cooler than my 5960x.
 
AMDMatt said:
All my settings are here. That should answer your question.

R7 1700, GSkill 2x8GB 3600 CL16 running at 3200Mhz CL14 and Asus Crosshair VI Hero beta bios 0902.

I recommend using 2x8GB GSkill Trident Z or RGB memory for minimal issues.

I think part of the reason for my good temps is the H110i makes great contact with the CPU, it felt really secure and i tightened everything. Just felt very good and my 1700 is running cooler than my 5960x.
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I was planing on using My Kingston Hyper X 2666 mhz
 
I know its not fair testing but what would a 7700k @ 4ghz vs a R7 @ 4ghz Benchmark run look like? I know thats underclocked vs overclocked but would be interesting if the IPC is actually THAT bad that some seem to think it is?

Looking around and comparing my rig it seems its IPC will be faster than my 3770k @ 4.6ghz, even when the R7 is clocked at "only" 3.9ghz.
 
So tempting to just go for a 1700 right now, phenom x4 isn't getting any younger but I think I'll hold until mobo/memory situation becomes a bit clearer
 
Overlag said:
I know its not fair testing but what would a 7700k @ 4ghz vs a R7 @ 4ghz Benchmark run look like? I know thats underclocked vs overclocked but would be interesting if the IPC is actually THAT bad that some seem to think it is?

Looking around and comparing my rig it seems its IPC will be faster than my 3770k @ 4.6ghz, even when the R7 is clocked at "only" 3.9ghz.
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Clock for clock, Ryzen is within 5% the IPC of a 7700k.
 
"Prime 95 18 hours stable. Usually I run 24h but with the PWM being a big concern I did not want to wake up to a house fire so i killed system to get some sleep as i was way behind and had no results yet with the 1700. Needless to say I think we can call this preety stable."

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@Jokester Look here

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?293130-Ryzen-Return-of-the-Jedi

Prime Runs need 16 thread activated for Complete testing....

Looks like I'm getting me a Chip

Bit of a shame I had to ask in another forum..But hey....

:)
 
easyrider said:
"Prime 95 18 hours stable. Usually I run 24h but with the PWM being a big concern I did not want to wake up to a house fire so i killed system to get some sleep as i was way behind and had no results yet with the 1700. Needless to say I think we can call this preety stable."

PaISeME.jpg
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@Jokester Look here

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?293130-Ryzen-Return-of-the-Jedi

Prime Runs need 16 thread activated for Complete testing....

Looks like I'm getting me a Chip

Bit of a shame I had to ask in another forum..But hey....

:)
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I quote from that link

Anyone can throw clocks up run a few benches and call it stable. Its preety misleading so I usually take the time to run and show stability and temps while stress testing and the conditions I am testing in.
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Lol at least someone understands.
 
I don't use Prime95, as when I got the i5 4690K I noted on ROG forum that Raja@Asus (Asus techie) stated it can pull so much power through CPU = degradation. I set my CPU 4.9GHz @ 1.255V CACHE 4.4GHz @ 1.10V, ~1yr+ ago. I used 48 loops of x264 (~8hrs), first as that only loads CPU and was highlighted as a cool running AVX stress test (I'm on air). Next 4hrs RealBench Stress mode and must have done several hundred hours of f@h plus gaming in past year or so. No issues to report, from my method and my uses of PC, it is not uncommon for me to do 48hrs+ continuous f@h runs.

So on the Ryzen 7 1700 I'm using similar method. Just like when binning the 2x i5 4690K I looked out for what made my rig hiccup quicker when OC'ing, as if I sorted that then others fell into place. I went for RB first on 3.7GHz profile, but noted x264 was making CPU fall over quicker and requiring more VCORE, so for 3.8GHz I went for x264 first.

CPU: R7 1700
Mobo: C6H (FW 0902)
RAM: 2x4GB Corsair LPX 2400MHz C14 (was supposed be using G.Skill 2x16GB 3200MHz C14 but turned out faulty, waiting on RMA)
HSF: TR Archon SB-E X2 with TY-143

1st 2hrs RB Stress mode @ 3.7GHz ACB @ 1.18750V in UEFI (DMM 1.19V)

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2nd 10 loops x264 (~1hr) @ 3.7GHz ACB @ 1.20625V in UEFI

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Next I did a tweak to UEFI as some owners of C6H had on OCN stated to Ellmor (Asus MB R&D) that temps differed between ROMs.

1. Temperature readings on 0902 and pre 5803. We tweaked it a bit too far and will be reversed in future updates, you can manually go back to stock/5803 behavior by going to Tweaker's paradise and set Sense MI skew = Enabled and Sense MI offset = 272 (0902 setting when overclocked is 283). Reading too low can affect your DRAM stability, so if your system is reading less than 30*C I suggest you set it.
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Quote extract link.

3rd 10 loops x264 (~1hr) @ 3.8GHz ACB @ 1.29375V in UEFI

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4th 2hrs RB Stress mode @ 3.8GHz ACB @ 1.29375V in UEFI

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Now the weird readings in HWiNFO are down to SMU (On die controller) requiring an update via UEFI, source of information is Martin Malik, author of HWiNFO, link to post.
 
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