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B450 Auros Elite paired with Ryzen 5 2600

B450 Auros Elite paired with Ryzen 5 2600

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RelampagoMC
Member
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07-30-2018, 03:39 PM
#1
My motherboard and processor are mine. I understand the clock speed is 3.4ghz, and I recently upgraded to two 8gb DDR4 modules at 3600mhz. I'm curious whether overclocking was necessary or if it was sufficient.
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RelampagoMC
07-30-2018, 03:39 PM #1

My motherboard and processor are mine. I understand the clock speed is 3.4ghz, and I recently upgraded to two 8gb DDR4 modules at 3600mhz. I'm curious whether overclocking was necessary or if it was sufficient.

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Badbhe
Member
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07-30-2018, 03:55 PM
#2
Welcome to the forums, newcomer!
If you aim for DDR4-3600MHz, you're doing an overclock on the RAM. In my opinion, it's worth it because it unlocks the full potential of any Ryzen system. You might also consider adjusting the RAM timings in BIOS if you're comfortable doing so yourself. Be sure to use the most recent BIOS for your motherboard before attempting any overclocking, and make sure your case airflow is sufficient to dissipate the heat generated.
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Badbhe
07-30-2018, 03:55 PM #2

Welcome to the forums, newcomer!
If you aim for DDR4-3600MHz, you're doing an overclock on the RAM. In my opinion, it's worth it because it unlocks the full potential of any Ryzen system. You might also consider adjusting the RAM timings in BIOS if you're comfortable doing so yourself. Be sure to use the most recent BIOS for your motherboard before attempting any overclocking, and make sure your case airflow is sufficient to dissipate the heat generated.

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MiNeGaMeZ700
Junior Member
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08-06-2018, 05:11 PM
#3
Welcome to the forums, newcomer!
If you aim for DDR4-3600MHz, you're doing an overclock on the RAM. In my opinion, it's worth it because it unlocks the full potential of any Ryzen system. You might also consider adjusting the RAM timings in BIOS if you're comfortable doing so yourself. Be sure to use the most recent BIOS for your motherboard before attempting any overclocking, and make sure your case airflow is sufficient to dissipate the heat generated.
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MiNeGaMeZ700
08-06-2018, 05:11 PM #3

Welcome to the forums, newcomer!
If you aim for DDR4-3600MHz, you're doing an overclock on the RAM. In my opinion, it's worth it because it unlocks the full potential of any Ryzen system. You might also consider adjusting the RAM timings in BIOS if you're comfortable doing so yourself. Be sure to use the most recent BIOS for your motherboard before attempting any overclocking, and make sure your case airflow is sufficient to dissipate the heat generated.

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Owenrex
Junior Member
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08-07-2018, 10:43 PM
#4
My situation involves the CiT Alpha midi tower, which presently uses 3 fans but has spare ones available. If required, I can add more fans. As a beginner with computers, could you explain how to adjust the BIOS settings for overclocking?
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Owenrex
08-07-2018, 10:43 PM #4

My situation involves the CiT Alpha midi tower, which presently uses 3 fans but has spare ones available. If required, I can add more fans. As a beginner with computers, could you explain how to adjust the BIOS settings for overclocking?

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6Toribella
Junior Member
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08-11-2018, 08:22 PM
#5
Just be aware that your system could not be able to start and you must be able to "refresh" the bios. If you know to do that, there is always a risk, but you would be fine.
But as
Lutfij
said, you should start for applying the XMP profile written in your RAM. If you don't really need to overclock your CPU, I don't see the point.
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6Toribella
08-11-2018, 08:22 PM #5

Just be aware that your system could not be able to start and you must be able to "refresh" the bios. If you know to do that, there is always a risk, but you would be fine.
But as
Lutfij
said, you should start for applying the XMP profile written in your RAM. If you don't really need to overclock your CPU, I don't see the point.