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Ovetclocking ryzen system

Ovetclocking ryzen system

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Aphiniti
Member
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08-14-2017, 01:03 AM
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Hi, your new ryzen build from scratch looks good. The components you have are:
mobo - asus x370 gaming f
gpu - rx 580 8g strix oc
ram - 4x4gb ddr4 fury 2667
case - inwin 707
cpu- ryzen 1600x
cpu fan - noctua u12 am4
case fan - noctua
monitor - lenovo t22 22inch led ips
accessories like keyboard, mouse, headset, mic, ssd, hdd, psu are all set.
Your question is about overclocking the cpu to 4ghz, slightly increasing ram to 2900, and adjusting gpu clocks. Is the psu you chose suitable, or would a larger one like 850 or 1kw be better? Thanks.
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Aphiniti
08-14-2017, 01:03 AM #1

Hi, your new ryzen build from scratch looks good. The components you have are:
mobo - asus x370 gaming f
gpu - rx 580 8g strix oc
ram - 4x4gb ddr4 fury 2667
case - inwin 707
cpu- ryzen 1600x
cpu fan - noctua u12 am4
case fan - noctua
monitor - lenovo t22 22inch led ips
accessories like keyboard, mouse, headset, mic, ssd, hdd, psu are all set.
Your question is about overclocking the cpu to 4ghz, slightly increasing ram to 2900, and adjusting gpu clocks. Is the psu you chose suitable, or would a larger one like 850 or 1kw be better? Thanks.

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coolegiraffe16
Junior Member
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08-14-2017, 04:34 PM
#2
Good performance with 750W is achievable, OC settings require minimal adjustment for power needs. The main issue with OC comes from the PSU's stability.
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coolegiraffe16
08-14-2017, 04:34 PM #2

Good performance with 750W is achievable, OC settings require minimal adjustment for power needs. The main issue with OC comes from the PSU's stability.

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08-14-2017, 11:11 PM
#3
Good performance with 750W is achievable, OC settings require minimal adjustment for power needs. The main issue with OC comes from the PSU's stability.
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TheBrickMonkey
08-14-2017, 11:11 PM #3

Good performance with 750W is achievable, OC settings require minimal adjustment for power needs. The main issue with OC comes from the PSU's stability.