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Requesting assistance with 5800x oc help

Requesting assistance with 5800x oc help

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mcbudder2004
Senior Member
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05-05-2020, 02:17 AM
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experimented with OC settings on my 5800x. i was running pbo2 with a -30 curve and all-core enabled, similar to what i saw in CB2077. it kept stable at 4850mhz and 76c with a Corsair 240 AIO around 75% speed, though it was quite loud. performance was decent but i aimed to reduce temperatures. i adjusted pbo2 manually, set core voltage to manual, and monitored temps before making changes. initial readings showed underload between 1.45-1.48, so i started at 1.3 and gradually lowered it over about an hour. after reaching 1.0, the system booted back into a loop. i restored core voltage to 1.15 and played for several hours. took a break, then played BG3 with a friend for around four hours—great session with stable temps in the mid to low 60s and solid core speed of 5050mhz. next day i restarted the PC and it booted normally again. tried raising core voltage to 1.2, but it looped back. now i’m stuck at 1.15 with no further lowering possible.
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mcbudder2004
05-05-2020, 02:17 AM #1

experimented with OC settings on my 5800x. i was running pbo2 with a -30 curve and all-core enabled, similar to what i saw in CB2077. it kept stable at 4850mhz and 76c with a Corsair 240 AIO around 75% speed, though it was quite loud. performance was decent but i aimed to reduce temperatures. i adjusted pbo2 manually, set core voltage to manual, and monitored temps before making changes. initial readings showed underload between 1.45-1.48, so i started at 1.3 and gradually lowered it over about an hour. after reaching 1.0, the system booted back into a loop. i restored core voltage to 1.15 and played for several hours. took a break, then played BG3 with a friend for around four hours—great session with stable temps in the mid to low 60s and solid core speed of 5050mhz. next day i restarted the PC and it booted normally again. tried raising core voltage to 1.2, but it looped back. now i’m stuck at 1.15 with no further lowering possible.

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bluetiger2109
Junior Member
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05-12-2020, 05:58 AM
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What happened isn't clear. It might be memory issues. You're wondering if disabling XMP could help. Slowing RAM a bit might improve performance, but it depends. I checked override offset and curve settings—both seem fine. Your machine is an MSI Meg ACE X570, and you mentioned similar problems with negative values.
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bluetiger2109
05-12-2020, 05:58 AM #2

What happened isn't clear. It might be memory issues. You're wondering if disabling XMP could help. Slowing RAM a bit might improve performance, but it depends. I checked override offset and curve settings—both seem fine. Your machine is an MSI Meg ACE X570, and you mentioned similar problems with negative values.

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Minicow508
Junior Member
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05-12-2020, 10:08 PM
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DxDiag.txt
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Minicow508
05-12-2020, 10:08 PM #3

DxDiag.txt

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Kingsharky626
Member
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05-14-2020, 05:15 AM
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I reviewed several videos about OC'ing 5xxx chips and realized that cores around 4.8 GHz and lighter operate at 5-5.05 GHz. This information came from the screen capture.
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Kingsharky626
05-14-2020, 05:15 AM #4

I reviewed several videos about OC'ing 5xxx chips and realized that cores around 4.8 GHz and lighter operate at 5-5.05 GHz. This information came from the screen capture.

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05-14-2020, 06:19 AM
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those configurations featuring a -0.175 adjustment for core voltage
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iPushObeseKids
05-14-2020, 06:19 AM #5

those configurations featuring a -0.175 adjustment for core voltage