Overclocking Ryzen 3 1300x with stock cooler

[jake.virtanen]

I know i made a post like this but now i'm just asking for knownledge if somebody has it. So my setup is:

Processor: Ryzen 3 1300x with stock cooler Wraith Stealth
Motherboard: ASROCK AB350M Pro4
Memory: DDR4 8GB Single 1064.1 MHz

Can i go for cpu voltage 1.35 and CPU 3.9 GHz? I don't want to test it out before i know that it isn't breaking anything. Atm i have 1.29 voltage and 3.8 ghz, and highest temperature i got it with AIDA64 was 77 C, it was 60-66 average. I would like to get some infos on how much can i oc my cpu or memory if it is possible too.

 

[SugarPsycho]

Usually brands tell you never to go above 95-100c the 80s is considered an area where you can start to worry a little but for most modern processors they can handle it for a while, I would not recommend overclocking you cpu personally.

 

[jake.virtanen]

Alright, thank you

 

[dextermat]

hi

max temp 85 under stress, want to stay under 70 degree for regular usage.
max voltage 1.425 but need a top notch cooler or it will cook. 1.35 is the real max with standard cooler


see thread here

or this

 

[delaro]

What is the highest you can hit with just a multiplier change? Find that the starting tweaking your RAM which is being hindered in Single channel, once you have you RAM O.C see if you can bump the multiplier up more before tweaking the voltage. Temps fly up wildly once you start messing with the voltage, all the systems I have built recently would hit 3.8 off just the multiplier. 3.8-3.9 is usually where I stop with a stock cooler since you don't gaind much performance in exchange for the heat. I also don't use Prime 95 as it gives you a worse case senerio result that you won't see in normal use.

 

[jake.virtanen]

Alright so i did AIdA64 with cpu voltage 1.35 and 3.9 GHz, i left it play for 20 minutes and the highest temperature was 88.1 degrees. Average was 78.4 degrees, is this good or bad, should i lower something? And my cpu voltage goes actually to 1.362, is there setting where i can say it to be on 1.35 only? Also there is different temperatures on HWinfo, like there is CPU (Tclt/Tdie) where i looked these temperatures but there is also my motherboard's cpu and there temperatures was 53.5 max and 51 degrees average.

 

[jake.virtanen]

Well delaro, i tried it and the temperatures are there, what do you think? Should i lower something to test if it works etc..?

 

[SugarPsycho]

Alright so i did AIdA64 with cpu voltage 1.35 and 3.9 GHz, i left it play for 20 minutes and the highest temperature was 88.1 degrees. Average was 78.4 degrees, is this good or bad, should i lower something? And my cpu voltage goes actually to 1.362, is there setting where i can say it to be on 1.35 only? Also there is different temperatures on HWinfo, like there is CPU (Tclt/Tdie) where i looked these temperatures but there is also my motherboard's cpu and there temperatures was 53.5 max and 51 degrees average.

I would say 88 would be too high, you were only gaming for about 20 min and it would easily hit a higher temperature.

 

[jake.virtanen]

Alright so i did AIdA64 with cpu voltage 1.35 and 3.9 GHz, i left it play for 20 minutes and the highest temperature was 88.1 degrees. Average was 78.4 degrees, is this good or bad, should i lower something? And my cpu voltage goes actually to 1.362, is there setting where i can say it to be on 1.35 only? Also there is different temperatures on HWinfo, like there is CPU (Tclt/Tdie) where i looked these temperatures but there is also my motherboard's cpu and there temperatures was 53.5 max and 51 degrees average.

I would say 88 would be too high, you were only gaming for about 20 min and it would easily hit a higher temperature.

I left it to play AIDA64 Stress test for 20 minutes i mean, when im gaming cpu wont go for 100% i think