Overclocking details for Ryzen 5 5600G paired with a CJR 8GB RAM module.
Overclocking details for Ryzen 5 5600G paired with a CJR 8GB RAM module.
I'm really impressed by how well the vega iGP handles the games I usually play. This is my first PC, so I'm eager to experiment with overclocking the memory—after all, iGPUs appreciate fast RAM, don't you think? I might make some mistakes since I'm still learning. My setup includes 18-22-22-42GB of RAM, a Ryzen 5 5600G CPU, an MSi B550-A motherboard, and a BeQuiet Pure Power 11 FM power supply (650W, 80+ Gold). According to the DDR4 Overclocking Guide, I started by adjusting Vsoc to 1.1V, changed Vdram to 1.4V, and then increased Vsoc to 1.125V after testing. The system booted fine, passed TM5, and even ran Unigine Heaven without issues. I suspect the voltage drop might be the issue, so I adjusted Vsoc again. The guide mentioned trying 1.45V for higher frequencies, but TM5 worked just fine. Regarding your questions: is 1.125V safe? It's within normal ranges and shouldn't harm the iGPU. Usually people start with Vsoc first, but timing adjustments often come later. As for mixing RAM and GPU clocks, it depends on compatibility—Vsoc is shared, so you should check if both are stable together. Let me know what you try next!
The 4000 speed setting on Ryzen is achieved through specific adjustments on certain models, especially when using the infinity fabric to push beyond 3600mhz without triggering performance issues. Memory overclocking on Ryzen can be a complicated process, often requiring careful setup and understanding.