[SOLVED] Ryzen 5 2600 underperforming

[khangnt2005]

My setup:
Asrock b450m pro4f
Ryzen 5 2600
Corsair vengeance rgb pro 16gb 3000mhz
Rog strix rtx 2060 oc
Cm thunder 600w
I've just upgraded my rig from ryzen 5 1600 to ryzen 5 2600, when I run some benchmark, it seems wrong. With cinebench r20, the 2600 got only 2399pts while the 1600 average is 2738pts, thats very low. For r15, my 2600 got 1200pts.
When I run userbenchmark, it says that my 2600 is running way above expectation as well as my whole rig. One more issue that is my rog strix 2060 oc always run so hot at 85°C when gaming.

 

[ArchitSahu]

For your GPU, how is the airflow in your case? As for your CPU, have you checked if your Windows profile setting is set to Performance? What clock is your CPU running at? Are you sure your RAM is set to 3000Mhz?

 

[Zoel.fahmi]

Check bios setting if ram were running in 3000 MHz speed
And also for gpu you can try to replace thermal paste with better one

 

[khangnt2005]

For your GPU, how is the airflow in your case? As for your CPU, have you checked if your Windows profile setting is set to Performance? What clock is your CPU running at? Are you sure your RAM is set to 3000Mhz?

I'm not sure about the airflow but I believe that I have mounted the chassis fan properly so the airflow shouldn't be a problem.
My Windows settings are always set to high performance, my CPU clocks when running benchmarks were around 3.7 to 3.8 as I remember.
My ram is at 3000mhz.

 

[khangnt2005]

Check bios setting if ram were running in 3000 MHz speed
And also for gpu you can try to replace thermal paste with better one

I am not sure about disassembling the GPU so I will take it to the store where I bought it.

 

[Zoel.fahmi]

I am not sure about disassembling the GPU so I will take it to the store where I bought it.

Wise move especially if you still have warranty

 

[khangnt2005]

Wise move especially if you still have warranty

Speaking of warranty, I bought this card 2 months ago so I doubt if it is thermal paste issue.

 

[Afro_ninja199]

for your gpu set a fan curve for it

 

[Zizo007]

My setup:
Asrock b450m pro4f
Ryzen 5 2600
Corsair vengeance rgb pro 16gb 3000mhz
Rog strix rtx 2060 oc
Cm thunder 600w
I've just upgraded my rig from ryzen 5 1600 to ryzen 5 2600, when I run some benchmark, it seems wrong. With cinebench r20, the 2600 got only 2399pts while the 1600 average is 2738pts, thats very low. For r15, my 2600 got 1200pts.
When I run userbenchmark, it says that my 2600 is running way above expectation as well as my whole rig. One more issue that is my rog strix 2060 oc always run so hot at 85°C when gaming.

What's your CPU temp? Did you enable XMP in bios? Do you have the latest bios?

 

[khangnt2005]

for your gpu set a fan curve for it

What do you mean by fan curve?

 

[khangnt2005]

What's your CPU temp? Did you enable XMP in bios? Do you have the latest bios?

My CPU temp is around 72°C when not OCing, 90°C when OC 3.9ghz all core 1.35v
I enabled XMP profile in bios
I got the latest bios installed

 

[Zizo007]

My CPU temp is around 72°C when not OCing, 90°C when OC 3.9ghz all core 1.35v
I enabled XMP profile in bios
I got the latest bios installed

Then OC will reduce performance due to overheating. Leave it at stock.

 

[Third-Eye]

I found that oc'ing my Ryzen 5 2600 was a waste of effort as it ran better and cooler than a manual OC. I have a Hyper 212 Evo though, so that helps keep it under 65c and still running 3.775-3.85Ghz all cores in games.

 

[Afro_ninja199]

What do you mean by fan curve?

are you using msi afterburner for your gpu?, if you are yyou can set a fan curve for your fans, e.g you could have the fan speed set to 60% at 50c and 100% at 70c

 

[khangnt2005]

are you using msi afterburner for your gpu?, if you are yyou can set a fan curve for your fans, e.g you could have the fan speed set to 60% at 50c and 100% at 70c

I've already set the fan speed to 100% when playing games but for 5 to 10 minutes, the temps will start to rise up to 85°C. I've searched more about ryzen 5 2600 and found that 2400pts are normal because it depends on the mobo. Since manual solutions are not helping at all, I'll bring my graphics card to the store, thanks everyone for helping me.

 

[gtarayan]

This is somewhat remote, but was your Ryzen 5 1600 one of the original CPUs or the later "AF" model? If the latter, it is essentially a Ryzen 5 2600.