I need some advice from the OC experts about my initial overclocking outcomes.
I need some advice from the OC experts about my initial overclocking outcomes.
I'm really sorry, but I don't understand if my overclocking is okay or not. I've been following online guides and watching videos, but I'm still unsure whether my settings are right. My Ryzen 5 2600 is running at 3.9ghz on all cores without changing the voltage, which worries me because I'm not confident about it. I got a Cinebench score of 1322, which seems high, and after two hours of Aida64 at the same speed, I achieved a stable 68c. I'm worried about changing the voltage since I don't want to risk damaging my processor. I really need some advice from experienced overclockers.
It would be wise to increase the voltage slightly in Ryzen Master for extra safety, but if the system runs smoothly then it’s unnecessary.
I’d suggest increasing the voltage by one level in Ryzen Master just to be cautious, but if it works well then there’s no need. I installed mine via BIOS, so should I stick with Ryzen Master instead? It seems stable, but I’m not entirely sure. It’s been running Aida64 for two hours without any issues and after playing PUBG everything was fine. It looks like it should work without adjusting the voltage. My next goal is to learn how to overclock my GTX1060 6GB without changing the voltage (I’m not confident about that). The best software I’ve heard of is MSI Afterburner, right?
I suggest using the BIOS for overclocking instead of relying on software tools. Yes, sir—I installed the BIOS to get precise temperature and clock readings.