Receiving insufficient output from 5800x
Receiving insufficient output from 5800x
Hello everyone, I was attempting to boost my Ryzen 7 5800X speed and noticed many YouTube clips showing 4700MHZ results. However, my current output is about 4525MHZ at 1.275V, and anything higher causes temperatures above 90°C. I’m not very confident about handling that heat. Could anyone confirm if this is normal or if I’m making a mistake? I’m using an Asus TUF B550 motherboard with a Corsair AIO water cooler and a CPU cooler. My stated max frequency is 4525MHZ, and my present setting is at 1.275V.
Ambient and Aio specs for a 30c with a 240Aio won’t be great, and 175MHz isn’t much of a deal
The room temperature was about 75 degrees during your CPU testing. Your Corsair H100I Elite AIO is working well. For monitoring your CPU's boost history and more, look into software like HWMonitor or Core Temp.
You have Ryzen Master installed and previously boosted your CPU's performance. You're curious about tracking the Precision Boost history during gameplay. I checked, and yes, Precision Boost can raise your CPU to up to 5GHz when needed. Your system is likely using it as requested.