1.475V for Ryzen 5 3600?
1.475V for Ryzen 5 3600?
I ran a stress test on the CPU using CPU-Z, recording 1.320V peak across all cores and 3.9GHz on every single core. The highest temperature reached was 80°C. After stopping the test, I noticed some cores briefly spiked to 1.475V every few milliseconds.
Great news! Your voltages are all in order, this is the XFR behavior on Zen 2. You get high voltages and clocks for quick/light operations, then lower voltages and clocks during longer or heavier tasks. As long as your per core voltage stays under 1.325v under a continuous heavy load like cinebenche, you're in the clear.
I relied on my old laptop for about ten years, accumulating roughly 50,000 hours of use. I aimed to ensure it continued delivering consistent reliability. It remains in good condition today—just make sure you have a solid SSD and keep the system uncluttered.