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Pls share your 5600x PBO settings.

Pls share your 5600x PBO settings.

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MooMoo2011
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11-26-2020, 04:44 PM
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- Base clock: 4725 MHz
- All cores: 1.275 GHz
- Overclocking: PBO enabled

Let me know if you'd like to tweak any values further!
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MooMoo2011
11-26-2020, 04:44 PM #1

- Base clock: 4725 MHz
- All cores: 1.275 GHz
- Overclocking: PBO enabled

Let me know if you'd like to tweak any values further!

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11-26-2020, 09:15 PM
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Boost your PBO limits to the point your cooler supports it. A negative per-core Curve Optimizer helps. Locate the most stable negative curve and add the greatest possible +MHz offset. (Use all-core curves until instability occurs, then switch to per-core to identify problematic cores.) While most users improve by optimizing the curve first, some may differ. Slightly reducing the curve can yield another +25MHz or more stability—test it. You might also try a +200MHz offset with as much negative curve as feasible, and compare the results. Generally, a +MHz boost usually gives top single-core scores, though games often run at lower boosts and show higher FPS when you focus on the biggest curve. Multicore performance improves with curve priority. Set default voltage for optimal outcomes. Let PBO and CO control your voltage settings.
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11-26-2020, 09:15 PM #2

Boost your PBO limits to the point your cooler supports it. A negative per-core Curve Optimizer helps. Locate the most stable negative curve and add the greatest possible +MHz offset. (Use all-core curves until instability occurs, then switch to per-core to identify problematic cores.) While most users improve by optimizing the curve first, some may differ. Slightly reducing the curve can yield another +25MHz or more stability—test it. You might also try a +200MHz offset with as much negative curve as feasible, and compare the results. Generally, a +MHz boost usually gives top single-core scores, though games often run at lower boosts and show higher FPS when you focus on the biggest curve. Multicore performance improves with curve priority. Set default voltage for optimal outcomes. Let PBO and CO control your voltage settings.

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