Associate
Going to look at this now and report back
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SOME RYZEN 7 1700 OVERCLOCKING!
- Thread starter Gibbo
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Caporegime
You need to enable and set an Offset voltage on the Vcore, then it should work if you made no other changes.
Soldato
Thanks man, I'm sure its something really stupid.
Soldato
I tried both offset and default voltage, pstate 0 does not want to play. pstate 1 is locked on it seems.
Caporegime
Can you share some screenshots of all your settings?
Associate
Right, offset set on the Core (which was a dirty to much than needed) but P 0 @ 99 (3.85ghz) is working ok for me. I did do a load default, save BIOS then go for the p state change.
Matt, 1.4V safeish for 24/7?
Matt, 1.4V safeish for 24/7?
Soldato
Yeah sure
Caporegime
Atta boy! Yes, anything 1.4v or under is perfectly safe. You could probably go higher without issue, say up to 1.45v.
Associate
Associate
As I've been playing most of the day, looks like 1.417v for 4Ghz. What do you think @AMDMatt?
edit:I have to add, this is just what I was after. Just like Intel Speedstep, ramps up when needed.
edit:I have to add, this is just what I was after. Just like Intel Speedstep, ramps up when needed.
Caporegime
Perfect.
Disable HPET via Windows (google) and use Windows High Performance mode when you want maximum performance. (gaming, benching etc)
Associate
Scrub that, she's not quite stable. May need a little more juice or knack her down on the clocks.
Soldato
Right, I've now sorted it. The VID in pstate0 was set to 20 (1.35v) even after a cmos reset. I manually changed it to 3A and set my offset from there.
It is now clocking down to 1500mhz at 0.8v Happy days.
At the moment I'm at [email protected] I have tried 1.44 for 4.0 but it was unstable. I dont think going an extra .1 is going to help that
I'm going to order some 3200mhz ram and call it a day I think. I'm sick of seeing this damn BIOS!
On a side note, setting the bus any than 100 results in a crash, even at 102. Is this down to memory also? I'm leaning towards that because I can boot at 2933 but its very flaky but 2666 is perfect.
It is now clocking down to 1500mhz at 0.8v Happy days.
At the moment I'm at [email protected] I have tried 1.44 for 4.0 but it was unstable. I dont think going an extra .1 is going to help that
I'm going to order some 3200mhz ram and call it a day I think. I'm sick of seeing this damn BIOS!
On a side note, setting the bus any than 100 results in a crash, even at 102. Is this down to memory also? I'm leaning towards that because I can boot at 2933 but its very flaky but 2666 is perfect.
Associate
Further update. Settled on a 3.9Ghz via P State config. Been running 4.9 all day, volts are much less than if I tried pushing for 4Ghz - I'll never notice that 100mhz.
Thanks again for all you help @AMDMatt
Thanks again for all you help @AMDMatt
Caporegime
I find voltage stability for the Crosshair VI Hero works in 3-4 voltage bumps. If i get instability, i increase voltage 4 notches usually. Once you're close to stability, a 3-4 notch bump all but guarantees it.
Right, I've now sorted it. The VID in pstate0 was set to 20 (1.35v) even after a cmos reset. I manually changed it to 3A and set my offset from there.
It is now clocking down to 1500mhz at 0.8v Happy days.
At the moment I'm at [email protected] I have tried 1.44 for 4.0 but it was unstable. I dont think going an extra .1 is going to help that
I'm going to order some 3200mhz ram and call it a day I think. I'm sick of seeing this damn BIOS!
On a side note, setting the bus any than 100 results in a crash, even at 102. Is this down to memory also? I'm leaning towards that because I can boot at 2933 but its very flaky but 2666 is perfect.
Finally dude.
Glad i could help.
Associate
Right, I've now sorted it. The VID in pstate0 was set to 20 (1.35v) even after a cmos reset. I manually changed it to 3A and set my offset from there.
It is now clocking down to 1500mhz at 0.8v Happy days.
At the moment I'm at [email protected] I have tried 1.44 for 4.0 but it was unstable. I dont think going an extra .1 is going to help that
I'm going to order some 3200mhz ram and call it a day I think. I'm sick of seeing this damn BIOS!
On a side note, setting the bus any than 100 results in a crash, even at 102. Is this down to memory also? I'm leaning towards that because I can boot at 2933 but its very flaky but 2666 is perfect.
The board will not run my ram at 3200 and its on the QVL too.
Caporegime
If you can't get memory stable, you can try increasing VDDSOC up to 1.20v, but don't go over that limit and usually the lower the better. I've seen some users require 1.15v to get stability. This should improve with bios updates, so might be worth running a lower speed for now and waiting for more updates.
Associate
I plan to wait it out. They run at 2933 without a problem, which is quick enough at the mo.
Associate
Right, I've now sorted it. The VID in pstate0 was set to 20 (1.35v) even after a cmos reset. I manually changed it to 3A and set my offset from there.
It is now clocking down to 1500mhz at 0.8v Happy days.
At the moment I'm at [email protected] I have tried 1.44 for 4.0 but it was unstable. I dont think going an extra .1 is going to help that
I'm going to order some 3200mhz ram and call it a day I think. I'm sick of seeing this damn BIOS!
On a side note, setting the bus any than 100 results in a crash, even at 102. Is this down to memory also? I'm leaning towards that because I can boot at 2933 but its very flaky but 2666 is perfect.
Can you not get 3.9Ghz @ 1.35v? 1.4 seems a little high
I can't get 3.9 on mine at anything below 1.42v, it's nice and cool no higher than 56c on prime small ffts, I must just have one of those chips