Will I fry the r5 1600 at 3.60 GHz?

[metalheadparanoic]

Yeah, it may sound awkard, but I'm concerned about this. I wanna keep the r5 1600 at 3.6 Ghz and 1.25 V and the RAM at 2400-2666 for about 3 years, and I kinda don't want to cut their lifespan. My temps are 30-45 Idle and 55-65 or 75 Load ( when using AIDA64) with the Stock Cooler.
Can I stay with this settings for 3 years or I have to lower the frequencies after some time?

 

[zyh1987]

It’s fine. most of the cpu on the market, especially those oem ones run hotter than yours, you shouldn’t be worried about lifespan,

 

[WildCard999]

Unless you have a dangerously high voltage (you don't) there's no need to worry about damaging the CPU. If you have a bit more room thermally then you could probably get to 3.8 around 1.3V and still not have to worry about it for longer then 3 years. Max voltage for at least a few years is 1.4V, some have gone higher but I wouldn't really recommend it.

What is your RAM stock speed?

 

[metalheadparanoic]

Unless you have a dangerously high voltage (you don't) there's no need to worry about damaging the CPU. If you have a bit more room thermally then you could probably get to 3.8 around 1.3V and still not have to worry about it for longer then 3 years. Max voltage for at least a few years is 1.4V, some have gone higher but I wouldn't really recommend it.

What is your RAM stock speed?

2133

 

[WildCard999]

Ok, yea I'd try for 2666mhz or faster as Ryzen performs better with it.

 

[Finstar]

I've been running my 1700 @ 4GHz 1.45v for quite a while now and it has been just fine.

 

[WildCard999]

I've been running my 1700 @ 4GHz 1.45v for quite a while now and it has been just fine.

"Having my old i5 4690k build slowly dying on me from too high voltages, bad psu and ghetto rigging stuff together in the worst case i've ever used (compucase hec 66). I decided it was time to do things properly."
https://pcpartpicker.com/b/3j29TW

 

[Finstar]

I've been running my 1700 @ 4GHz 1.45v for quite a while now and it has been just fine.

"Having my old i5 4690k build slowly dying on me from too high voltages, bad psu and ghetto rigging stuff together in the worst case i've ever used (compucase hec 66). I decided it was time to do things properly."
https://pcpartpicker.com/b/3j29TW

Yes, i do have a habit of pushing things to their limit.

Edit: although it was the motherboard VRMs dying on my i5 build, not the cpu. That being because i used cheap a Gigabyte Z97P-D3.
Best 80€ motherboard ever though, allowed 4.8GHz stable for nearly 3 years before the VRMs degraded to the point where they could no longer provide enough power for 4.8GHz, at which point i upgraded.

 

[WildCard999]

I've been running my 1700 @ 4GHz 1.45v for quite a while now and it has been just fine.

"Having my old i5 4690k build slowly dying on me from too high voltages, bad psu and ghetto rigging stuff together in the worst case i've ever used (compucase hec 66). I decided it was time to do things properly."
https://pcpartpicker.com/b/3j29TW

Yes, i do have a habit of pushing things to their limit.

Edit: although it was the motherboard VRMs dying on my i5 build, not the cpu. That being because i used cheap a Gigabyte Z97P-D3.
Best 80€ motherboard ever though, allowed 4.8GHz stable for nearly 3 years before the VRMs degraded to the point where they could no longer provide enough power for 4.8GHz, at which point i upgraded.

I just thought it was kind of funny but yea after that amount of time I could see a issue with the VRM's. And while I'm sure going above 1.4V would be ok the OP would probably need to consider better cooling then stock.