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Myrvoll04
Member
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01-04-2016, 08:49 PM
#1
Here are some tips for your setup:
The system you have is quite capable, so overclocking could be worth considering. For the R6 Siege at high settings, a moderate boost might help without risking damage. The recommended overclock should balance performance gains with stability. Adding more RAM later may also improve performance, but the impact depends on how you configure it. Let me know if you need further details.
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Myrvoll04
01-04-2016, 08:49 PM #1

Here are some tips for your setup:
The system you have is quite capable, so overclocking could be worth considering. For the R6 Siege at high settings, a moderate boost might help without risking damage. The recommended overclock should balance performance gains with stability. Adding more RAM later may also improve performance, but the impact depends on how you configure it. Let me know if you need further details.

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Tico_32
Senior Member
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01-04-2016, 11:17 PM
#2
You have decent but not exceptional RAM for your Ryzen. Is there an XMP profile in the BIOS to boost performance? Yes, using two matching sticks in dual-channel mode will help. This is important. On the standard cooler, achieving around 3.8 GHz should be realistic. Adjust the CPU voltage to about 1.375 and set the multiplier to 3.8. If it boots up, perform a stress test to check stability and temperatures. You could reduce the back voltage slightly. Running twin sticks with a moderate overclock will noticeably improve speeds. It’s wise to learn about overclocking before attempting this. Overall, these estimates are achievable on most Ryzen CPUs with acceptable temperatures.
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Tico_32
01-04-2016, 11:17 PM #2

You have decent but not exceptional RAM for your Ryzen. Is there an XMP profile in the BIOS to boost performance? Yes, using two matching sticks in dual-channel mode will help. This is important. On the standard cooler, achieving around 3.8 GHz should be realistic. Adjust the CPU voltage to about 1.375 and set the multiplier to 3.8. If it boots up, perform a stress test to check stability and temperatures. You could reduce the back voltage slightly. Running twin sticks with a moderate overclock will noticeably improve speeds. It’s wise to learn about overclocking before attempting this. Overall, these estimates are achievable on most Ryzen CPUs with acceptable temperatures.

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mat_fram
Posting Freak
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01-12-2016, 05:37 AM
#3
You have decent but not exceptional RAM for your Ryzen. Is there an XMP profile in the BIOS to boost performance? Yes, using two matching sticks in dual-channel mode will help. This is important. On the standard cooler, achieving around 3.8 GHz should be realistic. Adjust the CPU voltage to about 1.375 and set the multiplier to 3.8. If it boots up, perform a stress test to check stability and temperatures. You could reduce the back voltage slightly. Running twin sticks with a moderate overclock will noticeably improve speeds. It’s wise to learn about overclocking before attempting this. Overall, these estimates are achievable on most Ryzen CPUs with acceptable temperatures.
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mat_fram
01-12-2016, 05:37 AM #3

You have decent but not exceptional RAM for your Ryzen. Is there an XMP profile in the BIOS to boost performance? Yes, using two matching sticks in dual-channel mode will help. This is important. On the standard cooler, achieving around 3.8 GHz should be realistic. Adjust the CPU voltage to about 1.375 and set the multiplier to 3.8. If it boots up, perform a stress test to check stability and temperatures. You could reduce the back voltage slightly. Running twin sticks with a moderate overclock will noticeably improve speeds. It’s wise to learn about overclocking before attempting this. Overall, these estimates are achievable on most Ryzen CPUs with acceptable temperatures.