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Try boosting the graphics on your Ryzen 5700g using a subpar motherboard.

Try boosting the graphics on your Ryzen 5700g using a subpar motherboard.

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BrendenBryce
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07-30-2020, 04:51 AM
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Hello, After setting up my new PC, I followed the overclocking guide from that video. I tested both 2400 MHz and 2300 MHz at different voltages, but performance dropped after a short while. During intense gaming sessions, the system would crash with a black screen and still running fans, requiring a power cycle of the PSU. I know my motherboard isn’t top-tier (Gigabyte B550 M. DS3H), but I’m curious how much more I can push it, even slightly. My cooler is a Be Quiet Pure Rock Slim V2 and the PSU is an EVGA GD 2019. Any suggestions?
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BrendenBryce
07-30-2020, 04:51 AM #1

Hello, After setting up my new PC, I followed the overclocking guide from that video. I tested both 2400 MHz and 2300 MHz at different voltages, but performance dropped after a short while. During intense gaming sessions, the system would crash with a black screen and still running fans, requiring a power cycle of the PSU. I know my motherboard isn’t top-tier (Gigabyte B550 M. DS3H), but I’m curious how much more I can push it, even slightly. My cooler is a Be Quiet Pure Rock Slim V2 and the PSU is an EVGA GD 2019. Any suggestions?

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08-06-2020, 06:31 PM
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Now I'm really worried—it just crashed without any need for overclocking; shifting to troubleshooting mode.
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EnerGyPT
08-06-2020, 06:31 PM #2

Now I'm really worried—it just crashed without any need for overclocking; shifting to troubleshooting mode.

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