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3900x 4.3GHz with 1.1V power supply

3900x 4.3GHz with 1.1V power supply

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byV3rox_
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02-20-2023, 03:01 AM
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Hello, welcome! I’m just starting out with overclocking and haven’t done it before. I’m using a 3900X and experimented with the settings a while back. Initially, I set the clock to 4.35 GHz at 1.35V and found it stable. Now I’m testing lower voltages for fun. I’ve dropped it to 1.1V and still managed around 4.3GHz, though the temperatures are almost the same as the 1.35V run (around 80°C). I thought maybe the voltage reading was off, but all my tools—Bios, Ryzen Master, HWInfo—show consistent results. My Cinebench score is about 7550 at 4.3GHz and a bit higher than 7600 when I run it at 4.35GHz with HWinfo, RyzenMaster, and this Chrome extension. I’m wondering if others experience similar outcomes with these low voltages. Could something go wrong if I push the limits further? Might be safer to stick to 1.1V and see how it holds up before trying higher speeds at such high heat. Apologies for the German text in the image—I haven’t found a straightforward English version yet. The top section is clear, but below that you’ll see core speed details and voltage readings. EDIT 1: Here’s what I have so far: RAM: TridentZ RGB 2x8GB at 3266MHZ, perfectly matched to Infinity Fabric (Fabric Speed: 1633). Processor: Ryzen 9 3900X. Board: ROG Crosshair VII Hero Power Supply. Graphics: AORUS 1080 TI XTREME Edition. EDIT 2: Looking forward to your thoughts!
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byV3rox_
02-20-2023, 03:01 AM #1

Hello, welcome! I’m just starting out with overclocking and haven’t done it before. I’m using a 3900X and experimented with the settings a while back. Initially, I set the clock to 4.35 GHz at 1.35V and found it stable. Now I’m testing lower voltages for fun. I’ve dropped it to 1.1V and still managed around 4.3GHz, though the temperatures are almost the same as the 1.35V run (around 80°C). I thought maybe the voltage reading was off, but all my tools—Bios, Ryzen Master, HWInfo—show consistent results. My Cinebench score is about 7550 at 4.3GHz and a bit higher than 7600 when I run it at 4.35GHz with HWinfo, RyzenMaster, and this Chrome extension. I’m wondering if others experience similar outcomes with these low voltages. Could something go wrong if I push the limits further? Might be safer to stick to 1.1V and see how it holds up before trying higher speeds at such high heat. Apologies for the German text in the image—I haven’t found a straightforward English version yet. The top section is clear, but below that you’ll see core speed details and voltage readings. EDIT 1: Here’s what I have so far: RAM: TridentZ RGB 2x8GB at 3266MHZ, perfectly matched to Infinity Fabric (Fabric Speed: 1633). Processor: Ryzen 9 3900X. Board: ROG Crosshair VII Hero Power Supply. Graphics: AORUS 1080 TI XTREME Edition. EDIT 2: Looking forward to your thoughts!

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J1son
Member
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02-20-2023, 04:35 AM
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Wo kann ich die tatsächliche Spannung und die 4,3 GHz ohne Turbo sehen? Welches Mainboard wird verwendet? Ist der AMD-APM aktiviert?
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J1son
02-20-2023, 04:35 AM #2

Wo kann ich die tatsächliche Spannung und die 4,3 GHz ohne Turbo sehen? Welches Mainboard wird verwendet? Ist der AMD-APM aktiviert?

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chrisjo785
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02-20-2023, 04:45 AM
#3
I've adjusted the question to incorporate the System Specs and HWInfo details during the benchmark. The active voltages/clocks are displayed in HWInfo, correct? I'm still checking if AMD APM is enabled—please wait a moment while I look that up. This might just be its default setting.
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chrisjo785
02-20-2023, 04:45 AM #3

I've adjusted the question to incorporate the System Specs and HWInfo details during the benchmark. The active voltages/clocks are displayed in HWInfo, correct? I'm still checking if AMD APM is enabled—please wait a moment while I look that up. This might just be its default setting.

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Cow_Boi
Member
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02-20-2023, 07:24 AM
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It's quite impressive, reaching 1.1v max at 4.3ghz. Thermals remain consistent; clock speeds don't drastically change their impact. The benchmark results also stay uniform.
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Cow_Boi
02-20-2023, 07:24 AM #4

It's quite impressive, reaching 1.1v max at 4.3ghz. Thermals remain consistent; clock speeds don't drastically change their impact. The benchmark results also stay uniform.

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Bballboy33
Junior Member
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02-22-2023, 08:47 AM
#5
The benchmark performed consistently at 4.3GHz without any drops, staying stable throughout testing. Scores remained unchanged with the default variation. No higher clock speeds were attempted due to elevated temperatures—my 280mm Rad cooler provides solid heat management. I've repeated the tests multiple times and observed a slight temperature reduction (~6°C) when using 1.1V power. Should I keep it at that setting? Edit: I haven't checked AMD APM yet; I'll investigate further in the BIOS later today if needed.
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Bballboy33
02-22-2023, 08:47 AM #5

The benchmark performed consistently at 4.3GHz without any drops, staying stable throughout testing. Scores remained unchanged with the default variation. No higher clock speeds were attempted due to elevated temperatures—my 280mm Rad cooler provides solid heat management. I've repeated the tests multiple times and observed a slight temperature reduction (~6°C) when using 1.1V power. Should I keep it at that setting? Edit: I haven't checked AMD APM yet; I'll investigate further in the BIOS later today if needed.