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What performance can you anticipate from an 1600 paired with an ASRock B350 Pro4?

What performance can you anticipate from an 1600 paired with an ASRock B350 Pro4?

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Eduardo_GameOn
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01-01-2017, 11:54 PM
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I intend to purchase a build featuring a Ryzen 1600 processor and an ASRock B350 Pro4 motherboard. I'm curious about the potential overclocking performance with the stock cooler and would appreciate suggestions for an improved motherboard option.
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Eduardo_GameOn
01-01-2017, 11:54 PM #1

I intend to purchase a build featuring a Ryzen 1600 processor and an ASRock B350 Pro4 motherboard. I'm curious about the potential overclocking performance with the stock cooler and would appreciate suggestions for an improved motherboard option.

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Redqan
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01-22-2017, 06:38 PM
#2
There's not a lot of OCing headroom on Ryzen chips, regardless of the board used - especially while using the stock cooler.
3.8GHz maybe..... and that's if you luck out and don't have to use much additional voltage.
The difference between a basic B350 and a higher end X370 board has been negligible from what I've seen (although the same OC can be achieved, the X370 boards could do it with a little less voltage).
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Redqan
01-22-2017, 06:38 PM #2

There's not a lot of OCing headroom on Ryzen chips, regardless of the board used - especially while using the stock cooler.
3.8GHz maybe..... and that's if you luck out and don't have to use much additional voltage.
The difference between a basic B350 and a higher end X370 board has been negligible from what I've seen (although the same OC can be achieved, the X370 boards could do it with a little less voltage).

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Wollnie_Like
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01-30-2017, 01:17 PM
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There's not a lot of OCing headroom on Ryzen chips, regardless of the board used - especially while using the stock cooler.
3.8GHz maybe..... and that's if you luck out and don't have to use much additional voltage.
The difference between a basic B350 and a higher end X370 board has been negligible from what I've seen (although the same OC can be achieved, the X370 boards could do it with a little less voltage).
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Wollnie_Like
01-30-2017, 01:17 PM #3

There's not a lot of OCing headroom on Ryzen chips, regardless of the board used - especially while using the stock cooler.
3.8GHz maybe..... and that's if you luck out and don't have to use much additional voltage.
The difference between a basic B350 and a higher end X370 board has been negligible from what I've seen (although the same OC can be achieved, the X370 boards could do it with a little less voltage).

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jjsoini
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01-30-2017, 01:57 PM
#4
...and reduced warmth around the VRMs...
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jjsoini
01-30-2017, 01:57 PM #4

...and reduced warmth around the VRMs...

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Viitin7
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02-09-2017, 03:24 PM
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Between B350 and X370, the comparison holds true. However, it isn't as if one consistently operates at critical temperatures compared to the other being completely safe. The B350 might have a slight edge in VRMs overall, but due to its limited headroom, it's not overly concerning. *The B350 is generally stable, though there are definitely some mediocre units and a few that could be considered top-tier.* It's unlikely to be a deal-breaker, but expect variations.
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Viitin7
02-09-2017, 03:24 PM #5

Between B350 and X370, the comparison holds true. However, it isn't as if one consistently operates at critical temperatures compared to the other being completely safe. The B350 might have a slight edge in VRMs overall, but due to its limited headroom, it's not overly concerning. *The B350 is generally stable, though there are definitely some mediocre units and a few that could be considered top-tier.* It's unlikely to be a deal-breaker, but expect variations.