Make AMD Ryzen 5000 Series FASTER QUIETER & COOLER With Curve Optimiser
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- Опубликовано: 8 авг 2022
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Make your AMD ryzen 5000 series CPU FASTER QUIETER & COOLER With Curve Optimiser.
Your results may vary - and don't run it on the hottest day of the year!
Getting more for less is a rare thing these days, so getting more performance with less heat or energy is a pretty good proposition!
Today we are looking at the hottest day on record (In the UK) and trying to maybe reduce temps in the PC and not lose performance. So we install AMD Ryzen Master software
www.amd.com/en/technologies/r...
and use the curve optimiser to automatically try and dial in some more tailored settings for our combination or motherboard, cooler and processor.
YOU MAY NEED TO RUN THIS A FEW TIMES!
As we see in the video, the results in the recording were actually WORSE than our previous settings, so if at first the settings don't seem that great, try running it again. Some background tasks and other things like ambient temps and even humidity can have an effect on the results.
Overall though with the settings i have had it kept the mighty 5800x under control and with lower temps means lower fans speeds and we also were in an undervolted situation so in regular windows tasks we are saving energy and therefore a small saving in the monthly bills!
Let me know how you get on in the comments or on the discord.
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Cheers Mike! Hadn’t spotted this one being added to Ryzen master. Will check this out for sure.
give it a go, it isn't perfect and results wary wildly but could be fun to try it
Excellent video. Never would have known about this, thx. I was pretty clumsy with my 5700g install, so kind of worried about the paste. Throttles on cinebench now on a cool day. But this helps a lot, thank you so much!
Glad it helped
great and informative test. One thing to note, is that the number in the Curve Optimizer setting is not the raw milivolt number, but rather a kind of multiplier, where 1 count equals 3-5 mV. so when it shows -27 you're actually offsetting the voltage by 81-135 mV, hence the massive difference in temperatures.
Thats interesting thanks for the info friend. My offset on a little ryzen 5600 came out -30. The results on cinebench are just over 12k multi now. Ive gained over 300 points. I also run at least 9-10 Oc cooler under load than before. Isnt -30 a bit high though? I ran the test twice to be sure and first was same. I got that offset while running pbo +200 and it sits at 4.645ghz ish and barely moves.
@@amcdonald7479 this isn't with the stock cooler is it
@@xenooseater6124 nah I through a 360 radiator on it. Overkill I know but an investment as compatible with my planned AM5 build planned for AM5 2nd gen releases .
Same here, even without pbo curve optimization, 4650mhz is top for r5 5600, temps are not problem with decent cooling....
Difference between 4450 without any tuning and 4650 after many hours of tuning, hit and miss is.... Only visible in benchmarks,.in gaming, real situations etc - none.
Temperatures are not an issue even with a stock cooler.
@@damird9635 Probably fair. I just find since I did the curve with a 360 coolcer on it the temps and cost factor are impressive. Then again not ever cpu is made equal there is a silicon lottery in there. My curve maxed without an issue I cant take it any higher, I current have an mmo running and 3 youtube windows open in 1440p and my temps 25oC.
Interesting tutorial and surely undervolting adds durability to the cpu. So you gain performance without damaging the unit. I will have to see what can be done on my R5 3600. Thanks for reviewing Mike and Kath👍
Third gen ryzen doesn't support PBO2.
No Support bro
Interesting video, havent messed with Ryzen Master in aaaaaaaaaaaages. Some great results there from the undervolting, wonder what my 3600 can muster. Thanks Mike and Kath.
Try it, although you might need the manual bios version of the video due soon for the 3600
I run my old 3600 bronze sample balls to the wall of what I could do for two years. 1.31V at 4325mhz all core. No problems at all. I swapped it for a 5600x now. Sold the 3600, and the new owner runs it the same settings without any issues... No degradation from when i bought it new. I also won the silicone lottery with my 5600x. That one I run at 4800mhz all core. (Gold sample) Can go higher when testing, but i don't want to go higher because of the voltage has to go higher than I'm comfortable with
Thanks for the informative video.
You bet!
Many thanks: I hadn't used a Ryzen before, so it told me exactly what I needed.
Glad I could help!
I luv a good undervolt 🥰👍😇. No euphemisms 😝! It’s strange how overclocking was the thing to do on your pc before …. Now with hotter weather and soaring energy costs many over the past couple years have been looking at the unblocking route to gain performance 😆👍
Very true!
facts i have a old Z97A and i5 4690k That was purposely built for over clocking Now its in a Box and Ryzen Getting Underclocked lol
@@REALLYRANDOMREVIEW5 Lol!
Thank you so much, Im glad i found this video. Last time i saw a video about under volting 5000 series was too technical and i cant follow everything. Im glad this video exist. Now my 5800x run cooler from 89-92c (default) to 75-79c with 14944 score on cinebench
Glad it helped
thats still quite high
Need to be careful here. It's not running at full or high system load that's the problem. It has been noted that random crashes/lockups occur at low system load or background tasks.
I saw your watch band and thought it was an ESD bracelet! HA HA HA!
Interesting. I did mine via the bios and testing with a little utility called CoreCycler (which uses prime95), I'll check out Ryzen Master as that looks like a quick way to get to a decent point without rebooting after each change. OCCT also will test for such errors, but I have found CoreCycler the best at finding more infrequent issues. So if your undervolt has some instability I would check it out. My own 5800x is a bit all over the place with individual core undervolts between 0 and -30 and it took a lot of testing to dial it in, even then it only supports a +50Hz clock increase as to go higher means even less undervolt, and I want more all core boost than single core Hz.
PS. My 5800x can get 16k in Cinibench R23, so you probably have more to go (or are running other stuff in the background) - oh it could be temps and mine was probably on a cold day.
mine is under performing for sure and still gets quite warm. but i keep on changing settings and the weather goes from one extreme to another
@Juri V It was totally fine and I ran it like that for well over a year as I got the CPU in April 2021. You have to put the work in the testing and back off when any error. I found other testing methods did not spot errors that Corecycler could with an overnight run. So, before I used that then yea, I found some instability when testing with OCCT.
I now have a 5800x3d that I undervolt using a tool called "PBO2 Tuner" and get -30 on all cores and rock solid so far. The CPU runs at 4.45GHz all cores under full load. I did this as I managed to get a 4090 GPU but want to wait for AM5 CPUs to settle down and prices to fall on motherboards etc.. or see what 14th gen Intel is like.
@Juri V The only slight risk if you don't push it too far is if the PC crashes and windows gets some corruption. Generally, you take the undervolts a little at a time so you can find small errors rather than crash. I am not sure what Ryzen Master is suggesting so can't advise on that.
Also the 5800x will always run hot and spike in temps even if you just think of running something. What you are really concerned with is temps under load that then mean the CPU does not boost as much.
@surf is there any manual or tutorial for cyclecore? My 5900x shutsdown in some games and I want to find out which core it produce. Even a reset cause shutdowns. All after playing with undervolting :-(
@@DieTabbi I did a reply but it does not seem to have posted> Anyhow there are a couple of youtube vids out there you can see people using it.
In a nutshell see the readme.txt, and you need to edit the config.ini file.
There are really only two settings to make in the ini file:
1 - "runtimePerCore" use 1m for quick checks then when all seems fine go to 3m and for an overnight set of runs try 6m
2 - "coresToIgnore" use this to ignore cores you know are fine, it helps when just sorting out the cores that are failing by reducing test times
Back in 2019(20) I built my pc - ryzen 2600 on asrock b450m hdv; then I upgraded motherboard to asrock b450m pro4, cpu to ryzen 5600 and cpu cooler - cooler master tx3 evo to deepcool ag400; I watched lots of your videos to do all this upgrade. Now I'm happy with undervolt: -27 all core.
You are doing great job. Thank you Mike
thanks, very kind of you to say.
great video, thanks for it. I would like to ask what cooler you use for the r7 5800x in this test? Also how you got the power of the package be only max 110w without changing it in PBO? In default when I run cinebench r24 it will run on my r7 5800x 142w on package and temps go to 85C. I got it little byt down but need to do curve opt per core (got only -25 for all except primiry and secondary core, this needs to go down to -15 for now) and also needed to adjust PPT to 115w TDC to 90A and EDC to 100A to get lower temps. but still hit 80C. also without the limit of PPT the CPU always took 142w on package when running cinebench r23 ( multi core test). also with this setup I got only 4,4 GHz on all core in CBR23 in multicore test. thank you
cooler was probably sahara ex360 i think at the time, not sure what other tweaks were done sorry it was a while back now
This detailed video was quite helpful. I recently bought a PC that has the same CPU. I'm in a much cooler room (22C) than you were and out of the gate with a fresh Windows install Cinebench is driving the CPU to nearly 90C with just 1 pass! This PC is liquid-cooled and the seller claimed that it did not have issues, so I've reached out to them to resolve this. I'm assuming they did not adequately liquid-cool it. Thanks for the video!
sounds like it isn't properly installed
@@mikesunboxing It's an MSI pre-built (the Aegis ZS). It's possible they made a mistake during assembly but I'm wondering if it's a lack of enough coolant.
@@Daniel-vx5vc This is maybe easier to fix or at least advise if we can ask more questions and get direct answers, so feel free to join our Discord chat and we can go over it in more detail discord.gg/XtBTGQ6BDu
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Excellent video Mike! Any follow up vid for 3000 series? I've seen lots about undervolting cpu / gpu but not even dabbled yet. I always considered these amd utilities as bloatware but actually a decent tool. I'll be trying this with my 5800x, I've a 3900x in another machine but that looks like needs manual tuning.
yes on the way
Hi Mike, did I hear you say that the Curve Optimizer updates it's settings in the BIOS so they remain in place? I don't believe my current version (which doesn't have the Optimizer) does that. I currently have to run the Ryzen Master every time I restart my system. If that is the case I'll update my version immediately.
pretty sure that is the case, if not make a note of the undervolt setting and apply it in the bios
Good video! 👍
Definitively something I planned to do for my mining rigs, as I have upgraded 2 video cards. I got a 6800xt and a 6700xt for really good price, and combined with cpu mining too, that will be something that should help on the temp side. Still too hot over here to start the work, so that will be something I will do this fall.
hope it helps save a few $$ and keep things a bit cooler
Ahh you're the reason why I paid £400 for my 6600XT 2 years ago, woow 😒😒😒🤣
Hi, Mike. I've never been a fan of Ryzen Master, and here's why. I just ran Cinebench R23 Multi-Core for 10 minutes on my manual overclocked 3900X and got a score of 18517 with a max CPU temp of 72c. Then I ran Cinebench R23 Multi-Core for 10 minutes with Ryzen Master's Auto OC and received a score of 18603 with a max CPU temp of 76c. 86 points isn't worth the extra 4c in my opinion.
yes it is a "safer" option for those a little unsure what needs to be done, seasoned pros will be able to dial in much better settings
Neither have I, always use BIOS. Don't like Ryzen Master and always discourage people from using it.
Hi Mike - I wonder if you can help - when I run the Curve Optimizer and apply settings, on reboot it gets stuck in a boot loop and won't open windows (11). I can remedy this by resetting BIOS, but obviously it then won't have the settings applied. Any ideas what this could be? It's the 5900x
It might be applying a too low voltage maybe manually up it a little
I have the same problem with my 5900x.
hey mike great video and thanks for the info(much needed)!!! sorry for missing the stream this past weekend... was having an off day and didn't feel like being in the same chat room with that john sulivian punk!!! look forward to you next stream with no bullying buy the punk b!!!
Hi Mark, sorry to hear that, we didn't see any of that occurring in chat and if you can provide us any approx timestamps, we will go in and take look, as we don't like to hear about anything like that happening ;-(
@@mikesunboxing hey mike, i believe the incident happened 3 streams ago(last stream i watched i remember not wanting to see his name)... can only remember i was talking with someone at the end of the stream about pc stuff for our son's. then john decided to knock down on what was being discussed.... i did stand up for myself and asked if he felt like a big man for saying what he did... he stopped his banter but his comments just made me uncomfortable... he was making fun what was to be considered to be common knowledge about hdmi vs dp... me coming from the console world, you could say its "new" info for me and felt like he was just being high on his horse... i really do enjoy your streams mike and the MUB community and thank you for taking the time to address this...
@@markpoint1351 I'll keep an eye on it in future streams and if it happens again, he will be warned
@@mikesunboxing thank you mike for the professionalism :) ... this is something most youtubers wouldn't do... gentleman and a scholar you are
lol sounds like a Daft Punk song when you say FASTER QUIETER COOLER lol
Oh i was thinking of Bigger Harder Better 😁😁😁😁
i was thinking the same when writing the title and thumbnail
10/10 comment bro
@@mikesunboxingdo you know if there was any software that does something like this for GPUs as well? Because that would be amazing.
Happy with my undervolt on my 5800x. -26 all core.
damn!
Nice video mike! Very informative
Glad you liked it! thanks for commenting
What version of Ryzen Master do you need to download, as i cant find relevant one for Ryzen 3600 with curve optimiser?
the latest version has it in if your platform supports it
Hello from Greece. Very nice video!!! What about my 7 5700g ? Can i try it ? As you may know , here in Greece, right now the temperature is 37c in my hometown,so the cooling of our cpu is always a deal...Thanks
not sure actually give it a go, it might be just what you need right now
I never knew there was a Windows store version of cinebench 🤔.
Would you need to do this maybe as the seasons change and temps go up/down or just run it once and leave it alone ?
Just built a new system, will start it up tomorrow for the 1st time so i think i'll run cinebench today and see how my old/current PC does then see tomorrow how much better the new rig is. Same GPU for the moment.
i would dial it in and leave it if it was stable, with energy prices as they are any potential saving is a good thing
@@mikesunboxingCool ( no pun intended ) .
Just ran Cinebench on old/current system i7-4790k, 1105 single core, 4655 multi core, i do have it overclocked, tomorrow i'll test on new system.
Literally did this with the new 5600x, its works wonders! Did think my system was going to explode at one point though!!
My new 5600x system get's turned on for the 1st time tomorrow !
@@PaulJohn01 how's it been running?
@@TranceHistorian Very well so far. I actually got the 5600x cheaper than i could get the 5600 🤔🤔
It's the Philippines and we have weird pricing.
I did buy a custom air cooler but temps seem fine.
It cost about 180 dollars and i don't see a need to get an AM5 CPU anytime soon.
Mind sharing your test numbers? Max hertz, temp, and power draw?
70 is hot bro. Mine max at 65 playing warzone on ultra graphics. I have 5600x
so did you have PBO precision boost overdrive enabled and forced in bios ?
i leave it as either off or auto, never on
Is there a way to make new mater ryzen settings be applied upon pc startup?
Or will i always have to open
ryzen master app to apply my undervolt settings?
you could transfer the setting to the BIOS, that would do it, the reason it doesn't auto run is because if you screw up the settings windows will always try and load them
I seen your thumbnail and got excited to use curve optimizer for the streaming pc but then I saw ryzen master … lol, I thought it was a bios vid.
we have done a version of this in the bios for curve optimiser
@@mikesunboxing sweet! I need that
I'm having issues with my 7600x on the X670E Steel Legend, with bios update 1.24. Windows 11 - 21996.1
I have a 280mm AIO, Liquid Freezer II Rev 3, and I have ensured 3 times that its functioning properly and is more than adequate cooling. BUT still no matter what, it cant get the temps down the same as what would usually be expected with these specs, and thus its thermal throttling and hitting max temps (95c).
I'm getting around 12200 - 12400 in cinebench r23, when the expected result stock, even with a shitty air cooler should be in the range of 14k+ bench result.
I've got this niggling feeling that its something to do with the bios, but I wouldn't know, because when I first set the PC up 3 days ago, I updated the bios with USB before I even installed windows.
I really want minimal risks with installing BIOS updates, or roll backs for that matter, but I'm still wondering, does anybody else have this issue, or have had issues with low stock benchmarks on my board, and whether or not its worth rolling back my BIOS and if so, to which one.
Specs:
2x G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo RGB 16gb DDR5 6000 CL36 EXPO
x670e Steel Legend
Ryzen 5 7600x
Zotac 3060 TI Twin Edge OC
Arctic Liquid Freezer II 280 A-RGB
SN850 1tb NVME
Windows 11 - 21996.1
definitely get the newest bios then test again, if you are unsure if the BIOS update worked correctly update it again to be sure
under volt helps speed the CPU up ? im confused . i guess it makes sense cooler, quieter, wise but how more performance ? im going to try it out Today but will it still be good for a Crap 3800 not sure why i even went this CPU its never been good enough for what i needed not sure its worth getting the 5800x is worth it either now but defo try this out today hopefuly Thanks Mike, & Kath
it works on the principle that one of the trigger points for frequency throttling is the thermal sensor, less voltage means less heat generated so in theory higher boost clocks and maintained longer.
all chips are slightly different so some react better or worse depending on the quality of the chip
@@mikesunboxing thanks Mike not got round to it today but will try it out on the 3600 see if i can get anything extra outa it
Nice video :) Are 5700x and 5800x that similar?Cinebench23 score is very close.
they can be quite similar in some setups
Whats ur recommendation for safe oc config?do it from bios or just using ryzen master?
ryzen master will give the best safe results
I actually got a hint from ETrchnics and changed the voltage and it went shhhh
I did that and my temp never went above 65C..so im wondering is my cpu working properly or my cooling is too good?? I have 5600g with AMD cooler that comes with it.. max freq. Is 4.449,voltage 1.311
that sounds pretty good for the stock cooler, if the benchmarks look about right i would not worry too much about it and just enjoy it
@@mikesunboxing i did it again just out of curiosity.so the temp is perfect but around 54% completion i just get random reboot.im thinkin the voltage is too low, i already have offset on -0.5..idk it just intrigues me now.btw tnx for taking the time for reply
I have the "Control Mode" option in the basic view, but the "Curve Optimizer" option is not displayed. - Do I need a special board / a special Ryzen processor for this function?
what board and processor do you have
Ryzen 3600 + MSI B450 something.
However, I have long since solved the "mystery". The FAQ provided by AMD for the Curve Optimizer states the following:
_Is it supported on all AMD CPUs?_
_No, the Curve Optimizer feature is only supported on the CPUs listed below:_
_Desktops using AMD Ryzen™ 5000 processors._
_AMD Ryzen™ Threadripper™ PRO 5000WX processors_
Unfortunately this was not stable on my 5600x. The curve optimizer set it to -28 and my pc rebooted while gaming. I set it to -25 and then -20 and ran OCCT and it still gave me errors so I had to disable it.
sorry to hear that
When i open the application its show the ryzen master does not support current processor i have ryzen 5 5600H processor what to do 😢?
5600h is a laptop processor so won't be supported, we have done a video on laptop processor tuning
Hello.
I followed your tip on your video using the Ryzen Master but on the part of changing the value from -19 to -27, it restarted over and over when I entered my profile password and loads up. I'm still waiting for the third attempt to open my profile for the third time. Should I revert back to -19 just in case?
yes lower it a bit to regain stability
@@mikesunboxing thanks for this help. When I tried to lower it, I turned off and pulled the power cord out, and performed clear CMOS. Then I turned on and checked my BIOS if there were settings that changed to default. After this, I proceed on loading Windows.
Upon loading Windows, I proceed to Ryzen Master and revert back to -19. I wonder how to stop the start-up prompt of the Ryzen Master upon loading to Windows, because this automatically prompts me to use it although I'm not opening it during the Windows loading.
Hi can I do this with an HP pavilion that has a locked BIOS
Can I use the computer while the optimizer is running
not sure to be honest, worth a try
What's the stepping of this 5800x B0 or B2 as B2 Stepping 5800x has already optimised by amd i have 5800x with B0 and horrible temprature spikes and running 90+ in no time as soon as started multicore cine bench r23 what to do now please help me out can AMD give me rma for the thermal issues?
the details in the video should enable you to reduce temps quite a lot, although all core cinebench loads will also generate a lot of heat
Can AMD accept the RMA Request if generate on the basis of high thermal issue overheating amd thermal throttling and abnormal behaviour of their perticular defective product?
Does Ryzen master app needs to be open every time after optimization is complete?
yes or transfer the settings manually to the BIOS
Ryzen master give me -30 for all cores but the power goes up tp 1.45 mV. I got more fps and bit less temperatures. But where is that undervolting? I thought to get around 1.2 to 1.3 mV maybe loose some fps / ghz but much better temps? Did I something wrong
ryzen master is a bit conservative on voltage, you might be able to reduce it more
@@mikesunboxing what should i do if i want to decrease voltage and temp? I Choose - 25 and voltage not descrease
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I just did this with my 5700x.
With only curve optimizer running and overclock still set at auto without adjusting anything its running a -26 all core with CO.
I ran cinebench r23 with RUclips playing in the background and got a CB score of 15,631.
How is my 5700x scoring better than his 5800x?
more tasks running in the background and maybe better quality silicon or cooling
@mikesunboxing oh i see. That would make sense.
Quick question: Will curve optimizer automatically undervolt each core to optimal levels or do I need to undervolt little by little till i find the sweet spot AFTER having curve optimizer already enabled?
Thanks Mike..... But my Ryzen Master doesn't have the Curve Optimiser...??? R5/5600X.
hmm it should have? might need an update or re-installing
@@mikesunboxing
Hi Mike. Yes, my bad. I was still using a version I downloaded ages ago! But great informational Video. I'd never seen this mentioned elsewhere! Definitely worth a "Share"!
"Baie dankie".... Almost pronounced like "buy a dunkey".....lol.
@@makiwa Thanks 🙂
always look for the sweet spot mukka.
Definitely
hello, I have a Ryzen 5 5600.
I optimized mine and Ryzen Master set set it to -27
my max temp is 72.9
max power package is 95.20
I tried it to -30
my temp and power is much lower,
max temp is around 54
max power package is 65
but my core clocks are not reaching 4.6
it's only maxing on 4.2
any idea why is that? and what should I do to reach 4.6 at lower cpu temp and power
might need to manually set the multiplier, but if the performance is the same or close i wouldn't bother
@@mikesunboxing how do i do that? btw, im apparently optimizing PER CORE and see the difference
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@@mikesunboxing thanks a lot 😊
Do i have a good chip if i can run 4.85GHZ all core at 1.241v. I have a 5600x
if it is stable that sounds pretty good
Great video and subject! Unfortunately I bought the 5800x3d.. and it's not applicable.
Sorry to hear that NOT :-)
MUST OPTIMIZE! Said every computer enthusiast.
I'm missing the "curve optimiser mode" on mine, any idea why?
Maybe need to update the bios
5000 series and up.
@@tarantulamadness6191 I have a 5900X
can i use this method for ryzen 5 4500?? on desktop
i don't see why not
Question....what's the difference between auto oc and per core?
you can set individual speeds for the core manually some core OC better than others, auto will try and find a balance across all cores
to thanks
@@mqcapps No problem 🙂Have a great weekend
I didnt have the basic view in the ryzen master, plss help
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Hello srry for question it's better choice all cores or per cores?
depends what you are doing single core or per core will give slightly better results
@@mikesunboxing thanks so much
@@cristialecu7300 No problem 🙂
I have a 5600g with Biostar b450mh can i do this with that ?
not sure, worth a try
I find Ryzen Master is very temperamental with regards to whether or not it wants to install. It often chucks up errors for no apparent reason, requiring editing of the registry to get it to work. Not worth the hassle for most people.
be interesting to see if others agree. don't think i have had any issues with it, but i could in the minority
@@mikesunboxing I never had issues with it either.
@@LauraKnotek Thanks fort the info 🙂
@@mikesunboxing You're welcome, Mike.
Hi Mike! Can I use this one as well with my 3500x? If so, how? 😂
no you need the video released shortly after, the quick and dirty undervolt
Didn't do much for my 5600, actually lost about 600 points in CB R23, but idling went down from 11W to 4W.
a little power saving, that is a good thing, what about max temps? A little lower also?
@@mikesunboxing Don't know about temps, they are still below 40C
So I ran this with pbo +200 on and let it run the 40min test. Im actually mind blown. Im hitting a few points over 12k in cinebench multicore now with a little ryzen 5600 on a 360 AIO.......Thats faster than an 8 core I9 9800X in multicore. waw what a difference. Im also running everything on full load at least 9 Oc cooler than before. The offset it wanted scared me a bit but its not had a problem in 48 hours of heavy use. -30 offset it chose btw waw. I honestly thought running this on a 6 core with such a heavy duty 360 AIO on it wouldnt be worth bothering with. Boy was I wrong. This CPU now under load sits at 4.645ghz steady while running cooler.
that is an awesome result, well done
settings pls
I have a 5800x and amd sets it to -30 but its lie. It will not be stable on most. And can run for hours if not a whole day befor crashing. I dont think its the top end thats the problem
is that a factor of -30 or minus 30 millivolts?
@@mikesunboxing -30 there is other videos on how its unstable
Is per core not the way to go with this?
If you have the time to work out the settings it will give a better boost
Hi very interesting and i need to do this to my R7 5800X cuz it loves to be HOT 😂 but in any chance do you have setting that i can do manually PPT TDC EDC ?
all cpus behave differently so manually entering some other processors results is unlikely to be a good choice, maybe a starting point but then you still need to dial it in
@@mikesunboxing Thank You Mate for your reply yeah so gonna have to play with the settings
Will this program work with 5800x3D?
yes but not to such a great extent
It's funny that you Brits think 30c (86f) is hot.
But thanks for this video, I just got the 5600x and was thinking of installing Ryzen Master.
we aren't used to it, so when it gets suddenly hot, it is a shock to the system. we are used to the rain and cold though
How does PBO wotk with optimizer?
you don't really need it as the optimiser works out what the chip is capable of
Can you do this with mobile ryzen cpus?
i am not sure to be honest, i'll try it on my 5500u and see
@@mikesunboxing would be awesome to know and I’ll give it a go later too
Please Use HWInfo64 - HWmonitor aint the best for Ryzen not accurate.
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@@mikesunboxing You did not show the 3 cat's Saturday. they are for closing bags 😛
@@WilliamAndrewPhilipBodie They were probably chilling outside as it does get very warm in here....
@@mikesunboxing No the 3 plastic cat's (for closing bags) that i did sent 😀
@@WilliamAndrewPhilipBodie I'm sure they were shown
everytime i open ryzen master after optimizing it restarts my pc
that means the settings are too aggresive, dial it back a bit
@@mikesunboxing how when i cant access ryzen master, + i did 4ghz and 1.2V on a amd ryzen 5 5500
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while running cinebench what were your effective core clock speeds?
not sure sorry i'll take another look
Would it be possible to do it on my R7 3700x?
not with ryzen master, it doesn't support the automation of it at present, you can do it manually though we did a follow up video on it which should be out if not i'll release it on Friday for you
@@mikesunboxing I’ll be looking forward to that video then, thanks :)
@@Original_Andy Will be going out on Monday now, sorry
@@mikesunboxing its all good, I’m not in a rush
you show results for a ryzen 7 where is the ryzen 5 testing
didn't have one on hand at the time
14,600 for 5800x is low I guess. I got 15,600 but temperature got upto 88 degree.
yeah i have way too much crap running in the background.
@@mikesunboxing Which cooler did you used with 5800x ?
My 5800x always runs at max speed. At idle I get temperatures up to 70 degrees but in games it’s not worse.
ouch! motherboard overclock?
@@mikesunboxing no nothing but it seems like my 5800x runs at 100 percent at idle. idk what the problem is.
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@@mikesunboxing thanks for the advice
Manual all core + undervolt is still better 😁😁👍 (for some people)
totally agree, if you know what you are doing you can achieve much better results with some time and knowledge
Nice to hear a west country accent
thank you
Doubt it's stable for gaming. Bet you get little jutters here and there
sorry what is this in relation to?
thats bullshit the only way to cool down is to turn of pbo and core boost
lol
try hydra 1.2
okay will do
i have my Ryzen 7 5800x set at -30
nice!
the auto tuning thing is a bunch of bullshit, the numbers it gave me were not stable AT all, not even close.
sorry to hear that
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