Not possible to increase clock speed beyond 1900 MHz for this model.
Not possible to increase clock speed beyond 1900 MHz for this model.
Tried with the highest safe voltage of 1.2v... Are there other adjustable voltages that could work? How many 3700x models can reliably reach a 1900 MHz clock frequency? Are you facing some issues or is this just normal? Also, note my CPU is from the 2019 week 44 batch, which some forums consider a weaker model. I bought it in May 2020—smh!
Only the top bin Zen 2 CPUs handle 1900 and 1933 models; most fall between 1800 and 1866, though some very poor units exceed 1733
It depends on the specific model and its specifications. Please check the manufacturer's documentation or contact support for confirmation.
The base clock of a 3700X runs at 3.6, meaning going beyond 1800 puts you in the area described by @Jurrunio.
It seems you're trying to recall a previous response and are considering adjusting settings like PBO or voltage offset. Let me know if you'd like help clarifying or troubleshooting further!
Extremely uncommon unless you obtained a gold sample, values above 1800 are quite challenging.
pbo is designed to maximize cores as many as possible. Turning it off might let you hit higher single-core boosts temporarily, but you'll miss the high frequencies pbo provides. Gamers Nexus has covered this topic before—it’s not worth disabling. The 1800 MHz clock speed is ideal for a 3600 MHz RAM setup to maintain balance. A CL16/14 build at that frequency with compatible CPU would be excellent, offering a solid performance gain of about 2%. However, it’s unlikely you’d justify the cost or effort.