Question What setting do I need to enable to get my Ryzen 7800X3D to run at 5GHz ?

[m4r1n7]

I have expo ram 6000mhz 2x32gb ddr5
Ive seen my cpu is limited to 4,9ghz but around 4850mhz boost

which settings do I need to tweak here for PBO enhacment or enabled?

and do I need to enable this "medium load boostit" thingy?
here is the picture on ASUS strix b650E E mobo:

https://freeimage.host/i/dlHgAX4

I have arctic FREEZER III 360 AIO ARBG cpu cooler

 

[Roland Of Gilead]

Hey there,

What are your full PC specs? You do realise that 4.9ghz is effectively 5ghz. There is hardly any difference in performance that you can notice.

Anyway, you can try these changes.

Change PBO (Precision Boost Overdie) to Enabled.
Change Precision Boost Scaler to Manual, and set it at 10x.
Change CPU Boost clock override to 100 (Just type 100 into this field.

Save and reboot. Test the CPU for instability. If the PC fails to restart then you will have to clear CMOS to get back into the bios.

Note: You really need to look into overclocking/undervolting and learn the benefits and cons of both. Just diving in with the wrong settings won't make life easy.

 

[m4r1n7]

Hey there,

What are your full PC specs? You do realise that 4.9ghz is effectively 5ghz. There is hardly any difference in performance that you can notice.

Anyway, you can try these changes.

Change PBO (Precision Boost Overdie) to Enabled.
Change Precision Boost Scaler to Manual, and set it at 10x.
Change CPU Boost clock override to 100 (Just type 100 into this field.

Save and reboot. Test the CPU for instability. If the PC fails to restart then you will have to clear CMOS to get back into the bios.

Note: You really need to look into overclocking/undervolting and learn the benefits and cons of both. Just diving in with the wrong settings won't make life easy.

this is my full build : https://pcpartpicker.com/list/DkM7KX

yea but it sits around 4600 - 4850mhz when playing intensive games
is enabling pbo enough?

 

[Roland Of Gilead]

this is my full build : https://pcpartpicker.com/list/DkM7KX

yea but it sits around 4600 - 4850mhz when playing intensive games
is enabling pbo enough?

Yes, it is. But you have to try it to test yourself. I can't test for you

But again, I would reiterate, your CPU is literally the best gaming CPU out there. 100mhz makes no difference at the pre rendered frame rates your CPU is capable of pushing to your GPU.

Anyway, give it a go, and see how it works.

 

[m4r1n7]

Yes, it is. But you have to try it to test yourself. I can't test for you

But again, I would reiterate, your CPU is literally the best gaming CPU out there. 100mhz makes no difference at the pre rendered frame rates your CPU is capable of pushing to your GPU.

Anyway, give it a go, and see how it works.

okay thank you for response
will try it out!
yea I know its best gaming cpu but just wanna unlock stated limits of cpu

 

[Roland Of Gilead]

okay thank you for response
will try it out!
yea I know its best gaming cpu but just wanna unlock stated limits of cpu

Okay, but keep in mind, the X3D parts run hotter because of the way the extra cache is built on top. The way both Intel and AMD chips work is using an algorithm to determine the best clock speeds, depending on the overhead available. So there's not much to be gained from taking off limits.

Either way, you need to research and familiarise yourself with what you are doing.