F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Increasing to 5600x resolution

Increasing to 5600x resolution

Increasing to 5600x resolution

_
_chloe17
Junior Member
20
12-11-2020, 05:53 AM
#1
Hey! I'm trying to test my new 5600X at its upper safe limits. I'm using a BIOS with BPO enabled, a 4x scaler, 200MHz CPU overclock, and the motherboard has max settings set to infinity fabric at 1600MHz. My system runs a 3200MHz 4x 8GB RAM setup on a 3200MHz CL18 board. The case is an X470 gaming model with a Corsair H150i Pro xt 72-73C cooler, and I've used Cinebuch power settings in balanced mode without any other adjustments. The 4555 score came out with level 3 performance enhancer on ASUS, but I was a bit disappointed because it was applying too much voltage. Any advice or tips would be greatly appreciated! 😊
_
_chloe17
12-11-2020, 05:53 AM #1

Hey! I'm trying to test my new 5600X at its upper safe limits. I'm using a BIOS with BPO enabled, a 4x scaler, 200MHz CPU overclock, and the motherboard has max settings set to infinity fabric at 1600MHz. My system runs a 3200MHz 4x 8GB RAM setup on a 3200MHz CL18 board. The case is an X470 gaming model with a Corsair H150i Pro xt 72-73C cooler, and I've used Cinebuch power settings in balanced mode without any other adjustments. The 4555 score came out with level 3 performance enhancer on ASUS, but I was a bit disappointed because it was applying too much voltage. Any advice or tips would be greatly appreciated! 😊

J
Ject09
Junior Member
11
12-11-2020, 01:52 PM
#2
I believe boosting the RAM speed to 3600 could improve performance, especially if the clock speed is raised to 1800.
J
Ject09
12-11-2020, 01:52 PM #2

I believe boosting the RAM speed to 3600 could improve performance, especially if the clock speed is raised to 1800.

M
MrDepstep
Junior Member
21
12-11-2020, 10:10 PM
#3
I might give it a shot too. The previous attempt only reached 3333mhz on my 2700x, but they were known for having a really smooth memory controller—thanks for the advice!
M
MrDepstep
12-11-2020, 10:10 PM #3

I might give it a shot too. The previous attempt only reached 3333mhz on my 2700x, but they were known for having a really smooth memory controller—thanks for the advice!