There is no longer any available voltage for the Ryzen7 2700 with GA AB350.
There is no longer any available voltage for the Ryzen7 2700 with GA AB350.
Hey there, this is my debut post, and usually I just look for solutions, but I’m struggling to find the right help. After switching from my Ryzen 5 1600 to the new Ryzen 7 2700 on Monday, I’ve been trying to tackle this overclocking challenge. I’m aiming for a steady 4.0ghz with BIOS, but it’s not working out. The only way I can get close is by adjusting the vcore to +0.300. Checking the voltages suggests I’d need another +0.012 for stability at that frequency, but that’s not possible since the max is capped at +0.300.
I tried Ryzen Master with a vcore of 1.31875 and it worked fine. Running Prime95 for over 18 hours without any issues was smooth. From the voltage/hwinfo, setting +0.300 in BIOS gives an exact offset of +0.012, which seems to line up perfectly. That’s either a good sign or just a lucky guess—lol.
I’m not sure what I’m doing, but after analyzing the numbers, it makes sense. At stock voltage, fluctuations reach 1.404, but even at +0.076 it only hits around 1.008v. To reach 1.25, I’d need to go into 200-second bursts. Should I really be pushing this far? Or should I consider getting a new board? I’m curious about why I’m seeing these results.