Stock voltage for Ryzen 2700X is 1.5 volts plus.
Stock voltage for Ryzen 2700X is 1.5 volts plus.
Hi, it seems the voltage readings you're seeing might be higher than intended for safe operation. Based on what you've checked, some users suggest keeping the VCore below 1.45V even at higher clock speeds like 4.2GHz. This could help prevent unexpected performance issues or overheating. Let me know if you'd like more details!
Use Ryzen Master for voltage settings only. Other programs display incorrect readings.
That's incorrect. Hwinfo64 is acceptable. Focus on the actual CPU temperature you're measuring. Also, 1.5v on a stock system with an XFR single-core boost of 4350MHz can sometimes require higher voltage—this is normal. The recommended steps are to update the chipset driver and then the BIOS. Apart from that, 2700x performs well at high voltage after reaching 4.1GHz with manual overclocking. Around 1.410v at that speed is achievable if the cooler supports it. Good luck!
Applying PBO on the second generation involves applying large negative voltage offsets to counteract simple voltage choices.
Hey no problem!! If you need any additional specific information, feel free to ask!