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Is overclocking safe?

Is overclocking safe?

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Kysanachikun52
Junior Member
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10-30-2022, 09:07 PM
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Great video provided. It assisted in raising my 7700x to 5.5 across all cores. Achieved better performance with reduced temperatures and lower power consumption. Overclocking isn't necessary since the chips naturally increase output within limits of heat and power.
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Kysanachikun52
10-30-2022, 09:07 PM #11

Great video provided. It assisted in raising my 7700x to 5.5 across all cores. Achieved better performance with reduced temperatures and lower power consumption. Overclocking isn't necessary since the chips naturally increase output within limits of heat and power.

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nightcrafter9
Junior Member
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10-31-2022, 07:31 PM
#12
These x CPUs seem poorly optimized right out of the box. I still recall videos showing Ryzen 7000X getting extremely hot and consuming a lot of power before people started applying undervolting or power limiting, which reduced power usage almost without affecting performance. Undervolting really seems to be the better approach. On non-X chips, you might notice some advantages since they’re designed for efficiency from the start with the stock 88W TDP.
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nightcrafter9
10-31-2022, 07:31 PM #12

These x CPUs seem poorly optimized right out of the box. I still recall videos showing Ryzen 7000X getting extremely hot and consuming a lot of power before people started applying undervolting or power limiting, which reduced power usage almost without affecting performance. Undervolting really seems to be the better approach. On non-X chips, you might notice some advantages since they’re designed for efficiency from the start with the stock 88W TDP.

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Agrius545
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10-31-2022, 10:44 PM
#13
I'm referencing my 3600 and plan to keep calling it overclocking archaeology.
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Agrius545
10-31-2022, 10:44 PM #13

I'm referencing my 3600 and plan to keep calling it overclocking archaeology.

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Ward12
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10-31-2022, 11:57 PM
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When you can't afford a replacement, avoid pushing it too hard.
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Ward12
10-31-2022, 11:57 PM #14

When you can't afford a replacement, avoid pushing it too hard.

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