Bless you for actually going thru the steps instead of just going on about what you did and how great it is. I’ve been intel for a decade (since AMD’s 1090T) so I’m lost in the AMD BIOS.
I know I’m late but bro thank you so much I’m running at 55 at gaming now or 48 when open it omg I hope it doesn’t turn off and on and off thank you 🎉🎉
Finally A Video I Was Looking For , TYSM DUDE MEANS ALOT , Lol my 5800x was running on 4950mhz at autooverclocking and tempratures was huge always above 80C
My PBO settings for my setup (using cheap vetroo v5 cooler): RYZEN 7 5800X "Gold Sample" per Ryzen CTR PPT: 117w TDC: 80a EDC: 120a CURVE OPTIMIZER: -25 ALL CORES (My cpu is a "gold sample" according to Ryzen Clock Tuner, you may need to lower to -20 or -15 for stability) MAKE SURE TO TEST with core cycler (by Sp00n), as well as doing light web browsing as that will cause core cycler to trip up and trigger errors easier.
Ryzen CTR doesn't seem to be a decent stress test at all. I used it on my supposed gold sample 5800x and it said 4.8ghz settings, went to rune cinebench instant crash.
@@aabbf3 Use corecycler by spoon if changing values with the curve optimizer offset, do some light web browsing while stressing as well, you can find errors faster.
I have a 5700g would I get away with the same voltage as your 5800X on it at 4.5 or 4.6GHz. If I wanted a 4.6 (I know some say don't bother) but if I did what starting voltage could be a good point for my APU? Cool video by the way. What colour liquid do you have in your custom loop?
I would just go with 1.200v cpu core, and then try maybe 4.4Ghz see if it passes folding@home for a few hours without errors. If it does maybe try for 4.5ghz. I wouldnt get worked up on trying for 4.6Ghz, you could probably run these chips at 4.0Ghz and still have no CPU bottleneck! The loop just uses distilled water for two reasons. Firstly I dont have the PC on show its next to my pc desk, and I dont want coloured liquid to stain my parts!
Don’t do this. Leave cpu ratio on auto. And under voltage set a negative offset for -0.05 or something in that area. You will get similar voltages and higher clock speeds and lower temps. Way better for gaming and productivity. And you allow the cpu to actually down clock.
@@born2slay_yt1997I did nothing wrong. He is just saying you should do it different to allow lower core clocks and voltage. But with this chip by Vcore was plenty low enough.
Well we always have to consider single threaded applications or applications that put most of the load on 1 core. These settings will stop single cores boosting properly ie, to near 5ghz so for an all core set clock and low volt setting it works but it's probably reducing the cpu effectiveness in many areas. I've also been struggling with heat myself I'm trying to use the voltage curve optimiser then the cpu will even boost all core higher but will also maintain its single core performance and hopefully lower temps as my 5800x will easily jump above 80c and just not comfortable with that even though AMD said those temps were fine for a 5800x. The thermal issue is the single CCD I think I seen a video months back that explained the issues with the tdp of these chips and out of box mobo settings but can't find it again sadly
Greetings! PBO is disabled, I just use the manual OC settings here from the video, so that it runs at 4.5ghz 1.20v 24/7. It works fine for me, as during idle the CPU still uses only ~25W.
so if you set the cpu ratio or clock to 4.5ghz for example like you did it means that this clock speed is the new base clock so the cpu will always be on 4.5ghz on idle ? or how does it work ?
@@tisikygamingHow can I make it so it lowers clock and voltage when im on idle and then boost its clock to my desired clock speed when gaming, I want lower temps while just browsing rather than gaming. My idle temps are around 55c and core ratio on 41 with voltage 1.2
@@RABBiT.94how do you do that I’m having the same issue and my screen won’t turn on or anything so how do I reset it without having actual access to my computer I’m losing my shit right now
@@DeathReserves search for CMOS reset for your specific motherbaord model (most motherboards it will be the same method of doing it), it looked very complicated for me week ago but after doing it you will get used to it and u can safely experiment bios settings without fear.
It depends what components you have. B450 is the best price/performance AM4 motherboard type to be honest. Cant go wrong with MSI B450 Tomahawk series!
@TiSiKy Gaming I've got an MSI x570 actually. Just need to learn more about RAM clocking, I think... This is my first build and I'm only just trying OC'ing outside of the GPU.
@@BenjiBonsaii I wouldnt bother overclocking RAM, it takes far too much time and doesnt actually offer much benefit. Stick to undervolting GPU, undervolting CPU if possible, and for AM4 DDR4 3200-3600 is perfectly fine.
Did you manage to fix it I couldn't oc my ram because I had 4 ram sticks in and the MB couldn't handle all those. I took two out and now I'm good and overclocked them to their full potential@@BenjiBonsaii
Clearly something else is wrong with your computer, if you followed my guide there would be nothing wrong with your pc. It’s impossible to break a computer by undervolting it. It seems most likely your system is unstable with the settings from my guide. In which case you should reset the CMOS.
@@tisikygaming brotha, I followed your guide exactly, and after hitting F10 to save bios settings my pc never booted up again, my pc is only 2 years old, i dust and clean it every day, run constant benchmarks, there is absolutely no other possible cause for it not working especially considering it was immediately after changing bios
@@DeathReserves like I said previously, it’s impossible for this guide to “break your pc”. The cpu is being fed less voltage. So if your computer doesn’t work anymore it must be some other fault.
@@tisikygaming such as? There is absolutely no other explanation, the pc turns on sure but no display, again, there is absolutely no other possible explanation for it no longer working immediately after following your tutorial
@@DeathReserves well most likely scenario is that your computer isn’t capable of running the undervolt listed here. In this case you should reset the CMOS and restore optimised default in bios.
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Bless you for actually going thru the steps instead of just going on about what you did and how great it is. I’ve been intel for a decade (since AMD’s 1090T) so I’m lost in the AMD BIOS.
I also used to be strictly Intel, so had to learn the AMD methods! 😅
I know I’m late but bro thank you so much I’m running at 55 at gaming now or 48 when open it omg I hope it doesn’t turn off and on and off thank you 🎉🎉
Your welcome thanks for watching!
Nice tutorial bud, thanks 👍
Cheers! 👍
Finally A Video I Was Looking For , TYSM DUDE MEANS ALOT , Lol my 5800x was running on 4950mhz at autooverclocking and tempratures was huge always above 80C
Your welcome, enjoy the new lower temps! 👍
My PBO settings for my setup (using cheap vetroo v5 cooler):
RYZEN 7 5800X "Gold Sample" per Ryzen CTR
PPT: 117w TDC: 80a EDC: 120a
CURVE OPTIMIZER: -25 ALL CORES
(My cpu is a "gold sample" according to Ryzen Clock Tuner, you may need to lower to -20 or -15 for stability)
MAKE SURE TO TEST with core cycler (by Sp00n), as well as doing light web browsing as that will cause core cycler to trip up and trigger errors easier.
Ryzen CTR doesn't seem to be a decent stress test at all. I used it on my supposed gold sample 5800x and it said 4.8ghz settings, went to rune cinebench instant crash.
@@aabbf3 Use corecycler by spoon if changing values with the curve optimizer offset, do some light web browsing while stressing as well, you can find errors faster.
I have a 5700g would I get away with the same voltage as your 5800X on it at 4.5 or 4.6GHz. If I wanted a 4.6 (I know some say don't bother) but if I did what starting voltage could be a good point for my APU? Cool video by the way. What colour liquid do you have in your custom loop?
I would just go with 1.200v cpu core, and then try maybe 4.4Ghz see if it passes folding@home for a few hours without errors. If it does maybe try for 4.5ghz. I wouldnt get worked up on trying for 4.6Ghz, you could probably run these chips at 4.0Ghz and still have no CPU bottleneck! The loop just uses distilled water for two reasons. Firstly I dont have the PC on show its next to my pc desk, and I dont want coloured liquid to stain my parts!
When would you choose this way instead of the PBO manual way?
And do you disable PBO with this static OC?
From 79-81 to 60-65 ty
Don’t do this. Leave cpu ratio on auto. And under voltage set a negative offset for -0.05 or something in that area. You will get similar voltages and higher clock speeds and lower temps. Way better for gaming and productivity. And you allow the cpu to actually down clock.
why what did he do wrong may i ask ? is doing this means that your cpu wont go lower than 4.5ghz on idle ?
@@born2slay_yt1997I did nothing wrong. He is just saying you should do it different to allow lower core clocks and voltage. But with this chip by Vcore was plenty low enough.
Well we always have to consider single threaded applications or applications that put most of the load on 1 core. These settings will stop single cores boosting properly ie, to near 5ghz so for an all core set clock and low volt setting it works but it's probably reducing the cpu effectiveness in many areas. I've also been struggling with heat myself I'm trying to use the voltage curve optimiser then the cpu will even boost all core higher but will also maintain its single core performance and hopefully lower temps as my 5800x will easily jump above 80c and just not comfortable with that even though AMD said those temps were fine for a 5800x. The thermal issue is the single CCD I think I seen a video months back that explained the issues with the tdp of these chips and out of box mobo settings but can't find it again sadly
worker perfectly thanks, do u have any other ideaa how to lower cpu temp ? or if i use 1,1 v will my temp lower ?
Yes 1.1v will lower temps.
This is an overclock for multicore applications. Not good for gaming as the cpu can’t reach the boost clock of 4.7GHz.
To be honest your gonna be gpu bound past 4.5ghz anyway if gaming at 1440p or above.
do you have precision boost overdrive enabled or disabled?
Greetings! PBO is disabled, I just use the manual OC settings here from the video, so that it runs at 4.5ghz 1.20v 24/7. It works fine for me, as during idle the CPU still uses only ~25W.
so if you set the cpu ratio or clock to 4.5ghz for example like you did it means that this clock speed is the new base clock so the cpu will always be on 4.5ghz on idle ? or how does it work ?
Yes it runs at 4.5ghz constantly. The voltage and core clock stays the same.
@@tisikygamingHow can I make it so it lowers clock and voltage when im on idle and then boost its clock to my desired clock speed when gaming, I want lower temps while just browsing rather than gaming. My idle temps are around 55c and core ratio on 41 with voltage 1.2
@@HRrene try using PBO2 and curve optimiser.
@@tisikygaming ye I got it to work with that, it wasnt running at constant clock it was just I had to use ryzen master to check
Dude.. you have ram at 4000mhz and FCLK at 1900mhz? You should lower ram speeds to 3800mhz.
Hello, yes sorry this video is older than my recent ones. I set RAM to 3800 when FCLK is 1900. Cheers
after i done this, my pc wouldn't start and theres cpu diode lighting
means that its not stable on your build...you have reset bios and choose different values to undervolt/clock.
@@RABBiT.94how do you do that I’m having the same issue and my screen won’t turn on or anything so how do I reset it without having actual access to my computer I’m losing my shit right now
@@DeathReserves search for CMOS reset for your specific motherbaord model (most motherboards it will be the same method of doing it), it looked very complicated for me week ago but after doing it you will get used to it and u can safely experiment bios settings without fear.
4.4Ghz and 1.1v here.
Nice result! Dont really need much more than that. Temps should be nice and low too!
I did your settings and my clock speed is 3,87ghz only. Before i had about 4,30ghz
Your cpu needs higher voltage and power limits then.
Is there some reason why I can't seem to overclock my RAM and use this UV/OC method together? Any help would be appreciated!
It depends what components you have. B450 is the best price/performance AM4 motherboard type to be honest. Cant go wrong with MSI B450 Tomahawk series!
@TiSiKy Gaming I've got an MSI x570 actually. Just need to learn more about RAM clocking, I think... This is my first build and I'm only just trying OC'ing outside of the GPU.
@@BenjiBonsaii I wouldnt bother overclocking RAM, it takes far too much time and doesnt actually offer much benefit. Stick to undervolting GPU, undervolting CPU if possible, and for AM4 DDR4 3200-3600 is perfectly fine.
@@BenjiBonsaii Did you manage to get your PC sorted? I made a GPU undervolting guide on my channel if you have an nvidia GPU, its worth checking out!
Did you manage to fix it I couldn't oc my ram because I had 4 ram sticks in and the MB couldn't handle all those. I took two out and now I'm good and overclocked them to their full potential@@BenjiBonsaii
Good temperatura but low perfomance
you can do 1.180 ;) to 4.6 bro ;)
I can run 4.6ghz but it isnt fully stable I dont think, least not during F@H! 4.5 is plenty for my needs, my rtx 3080 is the bottlneck at 1440p lol
After doing this my keyboard mouse won’t turn on nor will my screen, what do I do I can’t even use my computer now
My computer is broken because of this “tutorial”
Please I need help
Thanks for nothing now I need a new computer
Clearly something else is wrong with your computer, if you followed my guide there would be nothing wrong with your pc. It’s impossible to break a computer by undervolting it.
It seems most likely your system is unstable with the settings from my guide. In which case you should reset the CMOS.
@@tisikygaming brotha, I followed your guide exactly, and after hitting F10 to save bios settings my pc never booted up again, my pc is only 2 years old, i dust and clean it every day, run constant benchmarks, there is absolutely no other possible cause for it not working especially considering it was immediately after changing bios
@@DeathReserves like I said previously, it’s impossible for this guide to “break your pc”. The cpu is being fed less voltage. So if your computer doesn’t work anymore it must be some other fault.
@@tisikygaming such as? There is absolutely no other explanation, the pc turns on sure but no display, again, there is absolutely no other possible explanation for it no longer working immediately after following your tutorial
@@DeathReserves well most likely scenario is that your computer isn’t capable of running the undervolt listed here.
In this case you should reset the CMOS and restore optimised default in bios.