Ryzen 3600 1.1v version
Ryzen 3600 1.1v version
Hello! I increased my 3600 to 4.1 GHz, turned off any boost settings and set the voltage to auto, which is the default option. I noticed the voltage is currently capped at 1.1V according to Ryzen Master, and it never goes higher than that. Is this normal? Wouldn't it be better to raise the voltage? I've run Cinebench and a few games without seeing any performance drops, and temperatures are low around 55°C on Cinebench20. Sorry if this seems like a simple question or if I made a mistake—I'm still learning about this. Ryzen 3600 DS3H 450M GB
The 4.1 is available across all cores. If it delivers better performance than the stock version, that's fine. However, your maximum performance is now capped at 4.2, which makes me question the overall impact.
It was actually 4.0hz, not 4.1hz. Your Cinebench 20 score stays around 3600, which matches what you see in the image. The voltage is consistently 1.1v, which is quite low. Even before trying the overclock, your score never exceeded 3600—possibly your CPU is under average performance. In the first image, you can clearly see all cores running at 4.0hz with voltage locked at 1.1v.
The voltage is stable at 1.1V, measurement is accurate, no risk of damage.
Switch to sensor mode and verify VID, that's the voltage reference.