F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Need assistance with your Ryzen 5600 CO? Let me know how I can help.

Need assistance with your Ryzen 5600 CO? Let me know how I can help.

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Chiller9592
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11-26-2018, 09:03 PM
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Hello! Here’s a clearer version of your notes:

I installed the Ryzen 5 5600 CPU with Windows and decided to use only CO features without OC. I started with CO per core, which took about an hour and ten minutes, and got C1; then C2 at -25°C, C3 at -24°C, C4 at -15°C, C5 at -14°C, C6 at -15°C. I’m wondering if I should adjust these settings.

Last year on another system with similar specs (same RAM and CPU), I got around -29 to -30 for each core without OC. This year it’s much better—closer to -29/30. The differences between C3,4,5,6 are confusing compared to C1 and C2. On a different machine with the same CPU, things were smoother and more consistent.

Any tips or advice? Thanks!
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Chiller9592
11-26-2018, 09:03 PM #1

Hello! Here’s a clearer version of your notes:

I installed the Ryzen 5 5600 CPU with Windows and decided to use only CO features without OC. I started with CO per core, which took about an hour and ten minutes, and got C1; then C2 at -25°C, C3 at -24°C, C4 at -15°C, C5 at -14°C, C6 at -15°C. I’m wondering if I should adjust these settings.

Last year on another system with similar specs (same RAM and CPU), I got around -29 to -30 for each core without OC. This year it’s much better—closer to -29/30. The differences between C3,4,5,6 are confusing compared to C1 and C2. On a different machine with the same CPU, things were smoother and more consistent.

Any tips or advice? Thanks!

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papagajptica
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11-26-2018, 09:03 PM
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Welcome to the discussions! Are you referring to the identical processor or merely another version of the R5 5600? It seems like this might involve a different motherboard at least. Curve Optimizer is altering how the CPU requests voltage, and the motherboard supplies that voltage, so switching just the board can affect your outcomes.
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papagajptica
11-26-2018, 09:03 PM #2

Welcome to the discussions! Are you referring to the identical processor or merely another version of the R5 5600? It seems like this might involve a different motherboard at least. Curve Optimizer is altering how the CPU requests voltage, and the motherboard supplies that voltage, so switching just the board can affect your outcomes.

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Mike7474
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11-26-2018, 09:03 PM
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Hello! Yes, you can apply those findings. The different CPUs from the same manufacturer should be considered consistent for performance evaluation. The numbers you provided seem to reflect test scores or ratings.
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Mike7474
11-26-2018, 09:03 PM #3

Hello! Yes, you can apply those findings. The different CPUs from the same manufacturer should be considered consistent for performance evaluation. The numbers you provided seem to reflect test scores or ratings.

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Pekaaa
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11-26-2018, 09:03 PM
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When using different CPUs, you can anticipate varied outcomes. Adjusting voltage depends on the specific chip, similar to how overclocking works, meaning each processor will behave differently. Applying these findings should be acceptable.
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Pekaaa
11-26-2018, 09:03 PM #4

When using different CPUs, you can anticipate varied outcomes. Adjusting voltage depends on the specific chip, similar to how overclocking works, meaning each processor will behave differently. Applying these findings should be acceptable.

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