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Okay so Im trying to OC my R5 2600. Im stable at 4.0ghz at 1.375v with LLC on mode 1 (which vdroops during stress testing to about 1.33-1.35v).
However I cannot get a stable OC on 4.1ghz no matter how high I raise the voltage.
Im very inexperienced when it comes to oc'ing so maybe there is some other settings I can try that you guys would know about?
I tried 4.1ghz from 1.375 all the way up to 1.43 It only works at all on anything 1.4 or above (which drops to 1.4v with LLC mode 1). It was stable for about 30 minutes using AIDA64 (trial version). I did CPU, FPU, CACHE, and MEMORY all at the same time for the test, temps reached a maximum of 87c. Im scared to push the voltage any further because then my cpu would be idleing at 1.45v or higher which isnt safe for the ryzen 5.
However my cpu will NEVER be under the type of load the FPU test puts on the cpu so just for arguments sake I turned off that option and ran the test again. It lasted 2 hours before crashing. With a max temp of 82c.
So could it just be cooling? OR could I maybe try doing something different to try and stabilize this OC for gaming loads without degrading the cpu or other hardware?
I also have my memory oc'd. Its max frequency is 3000mhz c15 (15-17-17-17-36) but I turned off xmp, boosted the frequency up to 3200mhz at c15 (15-17-17-17-36). I raised the voltage from 1.37 to 1.4. SO im not sure if this effects the cpu oc as well.
ANY ADVICE APPRECIATED!
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However I cannot get a stable OC on 4.1ghz no matter how high I raise the voltage.
Im very inexperienced when it comes to oc'ing so maybe there is some other settings I can try that you guys would know about?
I tried 4.1ghz from 1.375 all the way up to 1.43 It only works at all on anything 1.4 or above (which drops to 1.4v with LLC mode 1). It was stable for about 30 minutes using AIDA64 (trial version). I did CPU, FPU, CACHE, and MEMORY all at the same time for the test, temps reached a maximum of 87c. Im scared to push the voltage any further because then my cpu would be idleing at 1.45v or higher which isnt safe for the ryzen 5.
However my cpu will NEVER be under the type of load the FPU test puts on the cpu so just for arguments sake I turned off that option and ran the test again. It lasted 2 hours before crashing. With a max temp of 82c.
So could it just be cooling? OR could I maybe try doing something different to try and stabilize this OC for gaming loads without degrading the cpu or other hardware?
I also have my memory oc'd. Its max frequency is 3000mhz c15 (15-17-17-17-36) but I turned off xmp, boosted the frequency up to 3200mhz at c15 (15-17-17-17-36). I raised the voltage from 1.37 to 1.4. SO im not sure if this effects the cpu oc as well.
ANY ADVICE APPRECIATED!
pc specs in signature
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