2600x voltage + temps (is Aida64 a joke?)

[atmosfearz567]

Hello. I have 2600x with a cooler Thermalright Macho (The funny moment it's rated at maximum 300w tdp). My CPU is not the best one so I can get only 4.1ghz with 1.4v. For now I have idle 25-30C temps and up to 80 small fft and Aida64 jumps up to 90. Should I care about Aida64 at all? Is it ok and can I raise voltage even more up to 1.45v for daily use (In that case I can hit 4.2)? I don't do a really intense workload through days. Also Is there's anything more than LLC, VCore and VSOc to make overclock stable? P.S. should I raise VSOc more (now I have 1.075v) to make CPU more stable?

 

[tas_kuris]

amd suggests 1.35 as a safe voltage if i'm not mistaken. and for aida64 temps - small ffts are a cpu burner, not a real use cenario, run something diferent

 

[das_stig]

1.42v is the most common "safe max" for Ryzen for overclocking..

I would use Ryzen Master to do the over clocking and temp monitoring and for stress testing ..

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/stress-test-cpu-pc-guide,5461.html