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High temperatures for R5 3600 model

High temperatures for R5 3600 model

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_SiebePlayz_
Junior Member
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10-17-2019, 05:35 PM
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Your Gigabyte board behaves differently depending on the MSI settings, while your MSI configuration prevents boost or PBO. Switching to auto voltage with a slight negative offset helped lower temperatures without affecting your Cinebench results.
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_SiebePlayz_
10-17-2019, 05:35 PM #21

Your Gigabyte board behaves differently depending on the MSI settings, while your MSI configuration prevents boost or PBO. Switching to auto voltage with a slight negative offset helped lower temperatures without affecting your Cinebench results.

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aLilo
Junior Member
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11-08-2019, 02:00 PM
#22
The issue is that the BIOS feels a bit unclear, since I don’t have an offset menu but instead a dynamic Vcore adjustment where I can change the voltage by ±0.5V.
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aLilo
11-08-2019, 02:00 PM #22

The issue is that the BIOS feels a bit unclear, since I don’t have an offset menu but instead a dynamic Vcore adjustment where I can change the voltage by ±0.5V.

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ljp812
Junior Member
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11-08-2019, 09:55 PM
#23
It seems the Dynamic Vcore DVID is often used as marketing language for offset. I'm curious if there are other factors influencing the VCore voltage. Could it be possible to switch between auto, manual, OC settings? Setting it manually on MSI might disable boost functionality. It's possible you don't have that choice—it was just a thought.
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ljp812
11-08-2019, 09:55 PM #23

It seems the Dynamic Vcore DVID is often used as marketing language for offset. I'm curious if there are other factors influencing the VCore voltage. Could it be possible to switch between auto, manual, OC settings? Setting it manually on MSI might disable boost functionality. It's possible you don't have that choice—it was just a thought.

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