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SOME RYZEN 7 1700 OVERCLOCKING!
- Thread starter Gibbo
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Soldato
Them i take it then ?
Yeah they are the ones. I love mine.
Nice and quiet then even though there not PWM ?
Soldato
All controlled via asus suite so I can turn them completely off when no under load.
Ah ok think Asrock taichi board has something like that not looked fully to be fair
Did an hour occt linpack with avc at 3.975 just over 1.4v
Just to annoy gavinh87
Tomorrow might try one last time for 4ghz...
I just tried my 1600 at 3.9ghz 1.4v on OCCT. About 10 mins in I crashed. I checked system log and had 2 of these
`A corrected hardware error has occurred.
Reported by component: Processor Core
Error Source: Corrected Machine Check
Error Type: Cache Hierarchy Error
Processor APIC ID: 10`
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I too tried for 4ghz but voltages were starting to ramp up as soon as I pass 3.9. I've now had stable 3.8, 3.9 and 3.95 with 2666 ram. But finally settled on 3.7 and dropped voltage to 1.17 and all is great. Temps are really low and i don't notice any real word difference from the drop in MHz.
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I've been looking at the silent wings 3 to replace my thermaltake riings and my next aio fans. Looking at the 3 due to pwm by nice to hear they are as quiet as other reviews state
Soldato
Did an hour occt linpack with avc at 3.975 just over 1.4v
Just to annoy gavinh87
Tomorrow might try one last time for 4ghz...
Thanks for that
It may have been my memory to be honest. Gskill has been sent back so I'll try again when my new set arrives. At least this is what I'm hoping for!
Thanks for that
It may have been my memory to be honest. Gskill has been sent back so I'll try again when my new set arrives. At least this is what I'm hoping for!
You're welcome
Temps maxed out at 61c at those settings.
Think I'll leave mine now.
Still waiting/hoping an update that will allow me to run memory higher - and if that comes am sure all my current settings will go out the window.
Oh, and the update to allow downclocking at idle....
Soldato
You're welcome
Temps maxed out at 61c at those settings.
Think I'll leave mine now.
Still waiting/hoping an update that will allow me to run memory higher - and if that comes am sure all my current settings will go out the window.
Oh, and the update to allow downclocking at idle....
At least you got hope yours can be fixed. Nothing can fix my runt
Soldato
Well the hours of stress testing and benching have come to an end thank God and I can now say that this thing is stable enough to launch nuclear missiles from
Final overclock is 3.8 fully avx stable with no LLC. Idle voltage is 1.37 with drops to 1.33 under full load.
Any higher than 3.8 crashes in OCCT and IBT at maximum even up to 1.45v 3.9 was not stable enough.
Just waiting for a certain retailer to send me my new gskill 3600 after the last set was under performing and I'm set.
Final overclock is 3.8 fully avx stable with no LLC. Idle voltage is 1.37 with drops to 1.33 under full load.
Any higher than 3.8 crashes in OCCT and IBT at maximum even up to 1.45v 3.9 was not stable enough.
Just waiting for a certain retailer to send me my new gskill 3600 after the last set was under performing and I'm set.
Soldato
It is on the CH6 board. Its in P states in the BIOS. However elmor has just released a program for it so you can do it in windows. Zenstates http://www.overclock.net/t/1624603/rog-crosshair-vi-overclocking-thread/10520#post_26033910
Cool, cheers - one for another day... Just got it in and running but so far its alright at 4.1 (1800x) but no time/effort to get memory to its 3,000 so its still at 2666.
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Turning them off will save a bit of electricity which is good, but with AI suite or something that does the same you can set the speed of fans to just below the point of audibility and you can gain the extra bit of cooling that will be nice for your system. I have all my fans working under desktop use and my PC is totally silent then.
I've also found AI Suite very handy for selectively raising the fans to know what fans are the main culprits for noise under load.
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Soldato
Can someone answer me this please.
I have a 3570K @4.4 and a 1070 GPU is it worth getting a Ryzen 1600 to replace the intel cpu?
Oh and I use my comp for gaming
I have a 3570K @4.4 and a 1070 GPU is it worth getting a Ryzen 1600 to replace the intel cpu?
Oh and I use my comp for gaming
Soldato
What games do you play? What resolution? How long do you plan on keeping a new cpu?
Soldato