- Mar 18, 2018
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So, I've had my Ryzen 3 2200G for a few days now and I've been playing with overclocking. Its not the first time I've overclocked a CPU by any means, but its a long time since I did this stuff and things have changed quite a bit.
My Ryzen uses the stock cooler, but despite the fact its running at 4.1GHz core clock, and 1.4GHz GPU clock its still cool as a cucumber. It never rises above 29 degrees, and I've used various stress tests (CPU benchmarks, 3D graphics tests, etc).
How high should I take it? Should I just accept now that the current speed is high enough and be thankful it runs stable at this speed, or if all is good should I continue to go higher?
What temperature is considered to be too high for a Ryzen 3 2200G processor?
Thanks in advanced.
My Ryzen uses the stock cooler, but despite the fact its running at 4.1GHz core clock, and 1.4GHz GPU clock its still cool as a cucumber. It never rises above 29 degrees, and I've used various stress tests (CPU benchmarks, 3D graphics tests, etc).
How high should I take it? Should I just accept now that the current speed is high enough and be thankful it runs stable at this speed, or if all is good should I continue to go higher?
What temperature is considered to be too high for a Ryzen 3 2200G processor?
Thanks in advanced.
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