Ryzen 5 1600 voltage margin at overclocking level
Ryzen 5 1600 voltage margin at overclocking level
Hi,
I’m just checking my overclock settings—3.85 GHz at 1.3V with the OCCT large data set for three hours, everything seems fine.
It crashed at around 1.2875V (just a tiny difference of 0.0125V).
My question is: what voltage adjustment or MHz reduction would give me some buffer?
Thanks.
I believe that if there are no issues with running your programs or games, you shouldn't stress them out with those tests—they're mainly for troubleshooting. They could easily pass any tests indefinitely while still encountering problems.
CountMike shared that AMD suggests up to 1.425v is okay with good cooling, recommending only a slight increase in LLC frequency. He also mentioned reducing the clock speed by 50Mhz, which now runs at 3.8GHz while maintaining the same voltage. He wondered if there would still be sufficient headroom for additional adjustments.
To preserve for what purpose? Don't assume a much lower frequency would go unnoticed, and even standards would remain within the range of statistical variation.
Begin with medium settings and observe the parameters, but keep in mind you're still a long way from reaching any peak.
will attempt, but I don't get the phrase 'you are still far from any maximum' ??
sorry for any confusion, English isn't my first language