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Misa1193
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12-08-2018, 06:10 AM
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I'm looking to boost my Ryzen 7 2700X to 4.1Ghz for smoother performance, based on benchmark results. I'm planning to run it at 1.380V, though I'm worried about stability compared to others who hit 4.4Ghz at lower voltages like 1.325V. I'm curious if this adjustment could affect long-term health, since my main use is gaming. The CPU temps stay manageable, capping around 73°C even in tough games, and I'm using the stock cooler with four 120mm fans and a B450 S2H motherboard. Thanks for your help!
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Misa1193
12-08-2018, 06:10 AM #1

I'm looking to boost my Ryzen 7 2700X to 4.1Ghz for smoother performance, based on benchmark results. I'm planning to run it at 1.380V, though I'm worried about stability compared to others who hit 4.4Ghz at lower voltages like 1.325V. I'm curious if this adjustment could affect long-term health, since my main use is gaming. The CPU temps stay manageable, capping around 73°C even in tough games, and I'm using the stock cooler with four 120mm fans and a B450 S2H motherboard. Thanks for your help!

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12-08-2018, 03:10 PM
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Hardware varies a lot from one CPU to another. In practice, the electrical current changes by about 10% or more, which usually doesn<|pad|> to have little impact on performance. Keep an eye on temperatures, and consider improving your cooler or checking watt ratings before purchasing.
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12-08-2018, 03:10 PM #2

Hardware varies a lot from one CPU to another. In practice, the electrical current changes by about 10% or more, which usually doesn<|pad|> to have little impact on performance. Keep an eye on temperatures, and consider improving your cooler or checking watt ratings before purchasing.

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