I have 4x140mm equivalent, and at those settings I'd expect low to mid 60's under something like realbench stress or prime small fft.
Though mine is set up for quietness..
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SOME RYZEN 7 1700 OVERCLOCKING!
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I have 4x140mm equivalent, and at those settings I'd expect low to mid 60's under something like realbench stress or prime small fft.
Though mine is set up for quietness..
I posted this in the Owners thread, but, maybe here might be a better place to discuss the poor overclocking performance of my 1700.
Ok, I am running an MSI x370 pro carbon with a Ryzen 1700. Currently running @3.8Ghz. With Voltage set at 1.35. My ram is running at 2933Mhz.
I am only getting around 1480 in Cinebench. My CPU score in 3D mark TimeSpy demo hovers around the 7000 mark. I thought I would be pushing 1600 in Cinebench and definitely getting 8000 in 3D mark.
My temps go up to 60 degrees when running benchmarks. They idle around 35/36 degrees.
Ok, I am running an MSI x370 pro carbon with a Ryzen 1700. Currently running @3.8Ghz. With Voltage set at 1.35. My ram is running at 2933Mhz.
I am only getting around 1480 in Cinebench. My CPU score in 3D mark TimeSpy demo hovers around the 7000 mark. I thought I would be pushing 1600 in Cinebench and definitely getting 8000 in 3D mark.
My temps go up to 60 degrees when running benchmarks. They idle around 35/36 degrees.
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Should be higher than that, around 1560+ for 3.8 Ghz.
Soldato
Windows set to high performance mode?
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Never made much of a difference for me.
Soldato
Ah right. I was losing about 200 points in cinebench. I am using pstates though so that may be it.
AMD not been updated for firestarter so don't waste your time.Lots of mathematians here trying to find new prime numbers i see
If you want a proper burn test in that manner, go run Firestarter. Check the way it loads your CPU versus IBT.
I might drag out my abacus tomorrow, obsolete tools seem to be all the rage here. It doesn't have the capability to push the CPU correctly, using an imperfect tool to crash your machine is exactly that.
There are many better tools.
Supported CPU microarchitectures
- Intel Nehalem
- Intel Westmere
- Intel Sandy Bridge
- Intel Ivy Bridge
- Intel Haswell
- Intel Skylake
- Intel Knights Landing
- AMD Bulldozer (experimental)
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pstates for me too.
Soldato
I have no idea then lol. It's also noticeable in gaming. Alt tabbing out of overwatch to switch to high performance mode gives me +20fps.
Using bios 1001 if that's any help
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I'm on bios 1002 and tested at 3.8 and get consistent results in the mid 1600s. That's with 2666 ram. Try 1002 bios?
Mid 1600's at 3.8. WTF is wrong with my 1700? I am 3.8 and my highest result so far was 1511, all the rest of my results are under 1500.
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In my post on ryzen owners thread there's a picture of my cinebench results and can see 3.8 etc for reference
Hi, just wondering if anyone knows what the SoC voltage is at stock? I know 1.2v is what people are recommending max. Is it necessary for chip OC or only useful for memory? lil screeny of the settings here
does anyone know if the CPU NB Voltage is the SoC setting? in hwinfo it's showing my SoC volts as only 0.887v, does this seem low to anyone else or is it normal?
I know a lot of the settings are wacky like the ram which I havent configured yet
does anyone know if the CPU NB Voltage is the SoC setting? in hwinfo it's showing my SoC volts as only 0.887v, does this seem low to anyone else or is it normal?
I know a lot of the settings are wacky like the ram which I havent configured yet
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^ .86 soming from memory
Hi, just wondering if anyone knows what the SoC voltage is at stock? I know 1.2v is what people are recommending max. Is it necessary for chip OC or only useful for memory? lil screeny of the settings here
does anyone know if the CPU NB Voltage is the SoC setting? in hwinfo it's showing my SoC volts as only 0.887v, does this seem low to anyone else or is it normal?
I know a lot of the settings are wacky like the ram which I havent configured yet
I have replied to you in the other thread
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Got my Taichi last night and put my system together. Seem to have hit a wall @3.8GHz, Vcore 1.35, VSOC 1.05, both LLC2.
Ram is this https://www.overclockers.co.uk/cors...hannel-kit-black-cmk16gx4m2b32-my-456-cs.html and doesnt seem to want to go any higher than 2666MHz. If I try to either increase the clockspeed or memory speed I get stuck in a boot loop where the system wont even load into Windows. Is this as good as it's going to get at the moment or has anyone got any other advice? Cooling the CPU with a Noctua NH-D14 so don't see temperatures as a problem.
Ram is this https://www.overclockers.co.uk/cors...hannel-kit-black-cmk16gx4m2b32-my-456-cs.html and doesnt seem to want to go any higher than 2666MHz. If I try to either increase the clockspeed or memory speed I get stuck in a boot loop where the system wont even load into Windows. Is this as good as it's going to get at the moment or has anyone got any other advice? Cooling the CPU with a Noctua NH-D14 so don't see temperatures as a problem.
You have an identical setup to me, including the RAM. I can't get it booting at anything over 2666MHz either. These particular Vegeance LPX kits are dual rank Hynix sticks, which Ryzen has particular problems with right now. The key to getting faster memory to work seems to be newer single rank Samsung B-die kits, which are CL14 at 3200MHz. AMD do say that they're working on RAM compatibility though, so it might be the case that things will improve in the next couple of months.