(Ryzen 1600X AIDA64 issue at normal speed resolved) Failure detected during standard operation.
(Ryzen 1600X AIDA64 issue at normal speed resolved) Failure detected during standard operation.
Hi, I'm facing some issues with overclocking my Ryzen 5 1600X. The PC specs include a new ASUS ROG Strix B350-F Gaming with G.Skill Flare X, DDR4 3200 MHz, and a Corsair TX850M 850W PSU. The BIOS is set to 1.35V at 3200MHz. I've followed tutorials and tried setting the CPU voltage to 1.4V, but results are inconsistent. Could this be related to memory or BIOS configuration? I'm checking 3.6GHz, 3.7GHz, and 3.8GHz performance.
Are you sure your RAM supports XMP? It's likely it's the RAM, not the CPU.
It seems you're experiencing low SOC voltage. You're good to proceed with up to 1.2V on the SOC, which should improve memory stability. Try removing XMP and using stock RAM settings, then test your CPU independently.
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- Thanks for the feedback! I made a few adjustments to the BIOS and kept testing. The SOC voltage was set to auto, which might have influenced the results. Disabling XMP (DCOP) and using standard RAM settings brought the CPU up to 3.9GHz. During testing at 4.0GHz, the system crashed after about 20 seconds with a maximum temperature of 54°C. Could there be an issue here? The temperatures look normal and the CPU isn’t hitting its full speed.
3.9ghz performs well with the 1600x setup. Possibly 4.0ghz at 1.35V-1.375V and a SOC of 1.175V would be ideal if stability isn't an issue.