Discussed issues with single-core boost overclocking.
Discussed issues with single-core boost overclocking.
You're experiencing an issue where changing the multiplier causes the system to revert to base performance with single-core overclock disabled. To re-enable single-core boost after overclocking, you'll need to adjust your BIOS settings or firmware to restore that mode. Check your motherboard documentation for specific instructions on enabling single-core overclock in the BIOS. If the issue persists, consider consulting a professional or using software tools designed to manage CPU overclocks safely.
To find the speed difference, simply compare 3600X with 4.4GHz and calculate the percentage increase.
This project requires very specific cooling solutions. Zen design isn't meant to run at maximum speeds like standard processors.
You're referring to dry ice or LN2 for high performance? If you needed top speeds, it would have been better to invest in Intel.
Ryzen gains very little from overclocking. Just focus on enabling PBO, which should perform better than your current setup. Boosting memory next is likely to offer more improvement than upgrading the CPU.