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for me -25 all cores is 100% stable. with -30 i had same crashes but was with the early x670 motherboards bios maybe now is more stable. i might try it again

Maybe you can try a lower value on the PBO sign. I have my 7800x3D closely since one year in November and I never had any bad blue screens or similar, maybe my PC crashed once, but I don't know. And I have an Asus Strix B650E-E and a Kit of 32GB from Kingston running at its max speed of 5200mhz at cl40 speeds, maybe I will get a 6000mhz cl30 Kit if I have some money left over in the future. Here in Germany are some very, very attractive deals on DDR5 right now, especially from corsair with the vengeance Kit.

@@cubicxmanu RAM really gives a lot of performance if you have 7800x3D. Even more than -30 PBO especially the 6000 CL30

I've been running -30 for over a year without a single issue.

@@Cypher_NZ What motherboard and BIOS version?

I'm not sure, but you would get some constellations out of the main storyline. Maybe search up on the web, like the Fandom Wiki of genshin to find out more related to this, since the last time I did this was like 3 year or so ago, and I'm not sure if you can get the other four constellations to C6 from only the Stories.

looks like it's unstable, you basically has stock performance

​@@RmX.Can you help i have a 870 steel legend and expo 6000 cl 30 memomy and the best i can get is 16500 points no matter what i tried pbo curves thats the best i got

@@just4gaming639 did you turn off all the background apps and set R23 to high priority?

@@RmX. all backround apps were disable but didnt turn r23 to high priority will try thank you

@@RmX. im also having ram issues do you think updating bios will help?

Bad AIO, I'm using Arctic LF III 360 and stays 38-40c on idle. 52-55c when gaming

@@RmX. sadddddd

@@RmX. im using LF III 360 also dudeeeee

@@RoyZennet Then there's 2 other options 1 - you put the thermal paste wrong 2 - bad airflow in your case

@@RmX. H6 flow with fancase + 1 rear as exhaust

Do you see any improvements in games, or is it just for benchmarking? Also, what RAM freq and CL?

@@RmX. 6400 MT/s cl28

Thanks. Got 18689 on my first try with a cheap B650E-F

I always used the default priority option for Cinebench which would be below Normal. But I won't achieve any worth noting higher scores when considering I have everything else, except my recording and monitoring software, running in the background.

@@cubicxmanu getting 18000+ with below normal priority is crazyyy. Wonder what you'd get with RT. I usually run safe mode so priority doesn't matter as much.

It was from the Radeon graphics driver. Unfortunately, MSI Afterburner doesn't seem to work on FH4, which I usally use.

I never tried undervolting my 13500. But it would only be possible on a B660F or B660G from ASUS. I don't know how that even happened, that it was and maybe still is possible to overclock a non K CPU. You can search up a Video from der8auer on RUclips if you're interested in this topic.

@@cubicxmanu i dont want to overclock, i am just asking if the voltage offset slider is available with full control on the 13500 or not? Please let me know :)

In the Video I used Armoury Crate, because my motherboard Is an ASUS one.

If you're using it for some longer productivity workloads like video editing, rendering and so on, then I'd suggest you getting an AIO or very capable air cooler for your i5 14500, which would also lower the noise coming from your PC most likely, but if you are mostly gaming, then I think you don't need to worry about this, if noise is not important to you, as well as doing heavy workloads like I mentioned before.

I don't have my I5 13500 anymore, because I switched to a 7800x3D a month later, when uploading this Video. But I'm sure you can find it, the name of the setting may vary but on my ASUS motherboard it was called "Long Duration Package Power Limit" which I both set to 65W, and it was located somewhere under Advanced in Ai Tweaker -> Internal CPU Power Management. Hope this is helpful.

Whats ur highest temp at cinebench? I want to buy TR Phantom Spirit too

@@xBoostx97 The highest temp was 84 °C on cinebench, for 40e the thermalright phantom spirit is a good deal for the 7800X3D, 45-48°C Idle and 58-64° when i play a game like rust.

@@GroSak-TV Because of my ASUS Strix B660 Mainboard I had back then, only the Strix B660-G and B660-F can do this somehow. But now I have a Strix B650 with a R7 7800x3D. You can search up a video from DerBauer, he did a video about this one or two years ago if you are interested.

You mean about me? Don't worry, I quitted about one and a half year ago, only checking once every 2 to 3 months when something major gets added like fontain, or now it's Natlan in a few weeks I guess.

PBO+200 ? where u make this?

That's totally normal for a 7600x, there is no reason to worry about that.

@@cubicxmanu yeah but that makes no sense the 7800x3d should have more in single score since it's a better gaming cpu

​@@JJ-gk5tn The reason for the 7800x3D is not the single core or multi core performance. It is entirely because of the large 96MB of L3 3D V-Cache the CPU has over the normal ones that don't have it. So, basically, the L3 cache is the reason why the 7800x3d is performing so good in all kind of games. Sometimes it's even better than the 7950x3D, because it's only a single die inside the CPU which contains 8 x3D cores instead of 8 x3D cores + 8 Performance cores, which have to be additionally managed by the operating system. But in most games the 7800x3D and the 7950x3D perform about the same with sometimes 1-2% difference.

@@cubicxmanu so what would be a better choice for gaming ? 7800x3d or 9700x ?

@@JJ-gk5tn I'm not sure, depends on your situation and needs. I saw some leaks and rumors about the 7900x being almost as fast as the 7800x3D in gaming with much higher TDP (power consumption) but the most up to date and more likely accurate rumors shows that this is not the case. But I personally think that it won't beat the 7800x3D in Gaming tasks. Only if the 9800x3D arrives, I think, which would be somewhere around September, as the current rumors stated that. But if you really want to get a CPU RIGHT NOW for a very good gaming experience, I would just suggest you get the 7800x3D, because it's at a very reasonable price point now and sometimes gets on sales (Like here, in Germany). But as you described on your original comment, you have a 7600x? If that's true, then I would say keep it as long as you are happy with it to use it. Because that means that you use a AM5 Motherboard which has a long life duration until 2027 as AMD promised recently. So you can keep it as long as possible so you can upgrade it later. You can also wait with it until somewhere September (I would suggest next summer due to prices at launch), as the current rumors stated it and then get the successor of the 7800x3D

11.6K sounds exactly like a RTX 3070 TI based on multiple sources I saw online. I personally never saw a RTX 3070 non TI somewhere hitting as much as that.

@@cubicxmanu I don't think so. My 3070 is not even water cooled. I think yours is just broken.

@@Key-z2x It is working perfectly fine since day one. Maybe I try a test some time again. But in games my 3070 is reaching as much performance as on every test/benchmark listed online, or better because of my CPU I have now. Edit: Just checked it out again having only Cinebench 2024 opened and HWInfo64 for monitoring and MSI Afterburner for OC. I'm normally hitting about 9,3k to 9,6k stock and with an excessive OC I'm hitting up to 11k while rendering and 10,5k to 10,6k as a result using the Gigabyte OC 3070 non TI. Still, with that extreme high OC it's staying stable while rendering. But I won't let it run like this forever.

Was that Power Saver mode?

@@kramnull8962 nope

Try Prime95 benchmark, it will crash in 1 second

@@RmX. no way bro.

Now run Prime95 with negative 36

It's different for every CPU, for example, my CPU usually gets around 17500 to 17800, and when I enable PBO I'm getting up to 18600 to 18800 Points, which most likely increases performance in multithreaded workloads but not that much in terms of gaming.

​@@cubicxmanui only get 16500 on multicore with expo and pbo enable i have an 870 steel legend 6000 cl 30 both cpu conectors on the motherboard still very bad if you guys have any tips i would thank you very much

That seems good, max boost clock is 5.05 so boosting to 5 is as intended. The processor won’t stay at 5z because it doesnt need to work that hard at certain times, when it is needed it will boost that high like when doing a stress test

No, I didn't because I don't know if this would lead to a permanent ban. But I heard, during the beta test of the game there was a 120 fps mode, but it got removed because it caused major bugs somehow. But Kuro Games said that they will bring 120 fps back anytime soon, so they are actively working on it. And also, I think it's worth upgrading to a 7800x3D, it will most likely have no problems running it at 120 fps in the future at 1080p and 2k, and maybe with your GPU at even 4K. (I think you meant a RX 7800 XT right?)

Maybe It's at this point most likely not possible depending on what you've already tried with the cooler in terms of mounting it on your CPU. There are some CPU's out there which do run hotter than other, or even consume a little bit more power and perform a bit worse than another 7800x3D, even tough it's the same CPU. But this is a totally normal behaving. If you are interested in this exact kind of topic, you can search up video of Gamers Nexus and Der8auer, who made some interesting comparisons between multiple times the same CPU. I think, as long as your CPU not overheating so that the CPU clocks down itself, everything should be fine.

thanks for your replay mate :D i will check it out