You OC when you're setting up the base or boosting.
You OC when you're setting up the base or boosting.
Turn off Auto. It’s better to try 1.325v and check the results. If the heat isn’t manageable, reduce the voltage.
On the market, the CPU VDD typically sits around 1.175, reaching a peak of 1.431, though this happens mainly at startup and rarely again. The clocks run at 3.8GHz with occasional boosts to 4.2GHz, but not frequently. This setup works well for small NFT projects on prime 95.
Compare stock, pbo, and oc performance and decide what works best. On Zen 2 I favored a fixed OC without boosting, 1 clock per voltage. You might enable PBO with your static clock to possibly extract more from it, but it's unclear if that would be beneficial.
I'm trying 4.1 at 1.2 now, but it seems unlikely to work unless it starts rising. I'll likely just focus on core static moves instead of counting up. Getting 4.2 at 1.35 or lower probably isn't possible—I didn't like it last time. It might just be a bad chance.