AMD Ryzen Overclocking Guide: How far will the 2700X go?
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Frankly part on the blame goes on AMD for implementing something called "game mode" and then having it reduce performance in most of the cases. Get rid of the functionality or call it something else to avoid confusion.
@@C3lloman They clearly stated that mode is SOLELY for Threadripper that has ridonculous number of cores that are not even close to being utilized in 99% of the games, and it does NOTHING for the Ryzen CPUs but butcher their performance (Ryzen 7 becomes Ryzen 3). The only other thing they could have done was make a hardware limitation inside the utility, but that is completely unnecessary as long as the user CAN FCKIN READ!!!!!!!! That feature wasn't USED, it was ABUSED, maliciously and with intent to cripple the scores...
kumbandit I agree with C3llo, it was just a bad decision to call it that on their part. They could’ve easily have called it Ripper mode, which would’ve been more accurate and overall would’ve been much better marketing. With a single word, as an average consumer, you’d know who it was for and what would happen to your cpu performance if you didn’t have a threadripper.
@@Athasin would you use some software without checking what it does, or if it helps, and what, and in what way? I don't think anyone is that crazy.
Hey I built my first PC the other day and followed BitWits PC building tutorial, then I followed PaulsHardware's PC setup tutorial for basic system configuration and Windows 10 tweaks. Finally I want to thank you because I followed your videos on overclocking when I overclocked my RAM and my GPU, I also watched this video for the 2700x but since I'm running the Wraith Prism I decided to just let it do its own thing and it seems to sit at around 4.2Ghz average when it's bouncing the load between the cores. Your videos were very helpful and I just wanted to let you all know that I appreciate that you all make so many specialized tutorials to build a resource ecosystem that makes approaching the task of PC building much more friendly than if I was left going in blind with just the components manuals. I really do wish you all the best of luck. Don't worry about the haters either, there's nothing wrong with using the parts you get to build PC's for your friends and family.
Good Job on your build. Swap out that cooler though.
You should check out www.reddit.com/r/buildapc some time as well, we're all about helping people building PCs and stuff over there.
RemedialHappyMan nice comment
I did pretty much the same thing when building my first gaming PC two years ago. These guys, eh?
@@Kevinator1996 hmm, I may check that out. I'm having trouble with a couple things, so maybe I can get some help there.
Could you do a full how to overclocking? With stability testing in the end :)
This video serves as an OC guide for newbies as well (i.e. how to push limits incrementally), amazing job Jay!
The important part is do it in small increments... This way you will see the moment you went to far, then you don't have to figure out what a safe OC is... You would just have to step things back to the last test run.
Just make sure to run intel burn test for a few hours when you're done to verify the results
if that fails, back it down 1x
why would u oc the 2000 series tho, they already boost by themselves
Brandon Chelsea The CPU does not "boost" itself, it is all software controlled. The issue with the auto overclock is that it normally only boost one of the cores. Which is can be unstable, and not great for tasks that need more then one core. Manual overclock allows you to raise the performance of all the cores uniformly. Which makes multi cores tasks better then the stock OC settings. Plus when gaming you get more stable frame rates, when rendering videos you get better performance (lower times). Hope this clears up the confusion a little. There is more to it, this was just a simplified explanation.
Some may even overclock their RGB strips, so why not :D
Is it just me or did he not say "I digress" in this video?
Damien Talrose but I digress.
What is he Alex Jones now?
2700x Stock 3000Mhz RAM - 1779
2700x Stock 3133Mhz RAM - 1815
2700x Stock 3200Mhz RAM - 1826
2700x Stock 3400Mhz RAM - 1844
2700x 4.15Ghz 3200Mhz RAM- 1892 Max temp stock air cooler 72*
Bios untouched besides RAM bump. I run it at 3200Mhz with timings improved for my daily use. Runs great! Beyond happy with Ryzen. Came from a 7700k and it was a awesome improvement with the extra cores and threads. Gaming is about the same and workloads is far improved.
Loving the 2700x over my old 7700k for multitasking/streaming/gaming. W10 on "AMD Balanced" mode in Windows settings. If I could get 4000Mhz stable she'd push well into that 1950ish mark.
Ryzen 7 1700 4.2ghz 3466 RAM - 1936cb
@@TsvetanVR Pretty good. 2700x is a beast. I settled on 3400mhz with 14-14-14-34 timings. Been stable as hell, no issues, and plenty of performance.
@@TsvetanVR DAMN!!!
I'm excited but i must admit I'm gutting out my out HP pavilion ATX case which came with a super reliable Athlon 64 processor...(love that thing)and I'm going to hopefully build a ryzen 7 2700x build in it for gaming and watching blu- rays on my home theatre in thee ole mancave!...i have to admit you guys are pretty awesome and you've got me excited as hell...do you have an affordable ATX form motherboard in mind any help is a great help an very much appreciated!...thanks in advance guys!
Exactly what model of RAM are you using? My corsair 3200 won't even go to 2400Mhz.
Who else is here after buying the chip on black friday?
I was here before (then I forgot all he said) and I'm back! hahaha
yo...that's me
Hahaha me, 148€!
Dyrex $129. Micro center is awesome
£169
Just to share my cinebench scores, 8700k (stock)=1465pts. 5GHz=1653pts. 5.2GHz= 1693pts. 5.3GHz= 1717pts. 5.3 is the fastest I can push my chip, even then it doesn't match Ryzen in cinebench, impressive from AMD.
in multicore applications , now test single core
the stock fx 8350 matches the 7700k in multicore cinebench as well
you are also comparing 6c12t to 8c16t
divide that result by cores and you end up with intel 122 , amd 118
Cmdr Flint ryzen has 8 cores/16 threads and 8700k only 6/12 that's why
But that's multicore score, right? Your 8700k has less cores and threads than the 2700X that Jay is showing off here. Try single core, and you might see better scores from the 8700k, or at least see it even out with Ryzen.
I agree, though, AMD is definitely continuing to put pressure on Intel. Hope this continues over the next few years.
6 core vs 8 core, 8700k is still a beast
Cmdr Flint is that all cores or just 2 cause if all cores what cooler do you use?
This is exactly the type of video I was looking for from your channel. I love the methodical benchmarking and overclocking. Thanks for putting this together!
It has the problem with all overclocking, you get results for the sake of getting results, then to actually run the pc in the real world it needs to be calmed down some.
Im waiting for b450 boards to release will be pairing that with a 2600x, problem is I can do only 2x8gb 2400mhz cuz prices are high. Can I overclock the ram up its rated speed?? Capacity is more important cuz I do premiere and photoshop often. Thanks
start with 3200Mhz 17-19-19-19-38CL 1.36v for your ram and run prime 95 1 hour. I oc my 2x8gb 3200Mhz 16-18-18-18-36CL 1.345v to 3200Mhz 15-16-16-16-28CL 1.36v and I run prime 95 1 hour and played games after = stable jumped from 109% to 112% score in Userbenchmark.
You can get the frequencies up by taking latencies higher.
you could use one of those clip on ram fan kits even then its a risk adding a ghz to ram speed in youre case that is over 30%!
Late answer, I know, but check out Buildzoid's video on RAM OC.
Did you end up OC'ing ram and/or your CPU? I'm just about to build a b450m with 2600x with 3200MHz ram and wondered how likely is to make ram go higher than 3.2GHz.
Great video! I'm a first time builder, and have never messed with any BIOS settings before. After building my first PC, of course I'm already trying to overclock it. This wasn't even a tutorial on overclocking, and I learned more than the other overclocking "tutorials" that I watched. Jay makes it easy. Thanks man!
Score 52... Pentium 4 @ 3.2GHz, 1gb 400mhz. Can watch RUclips at 360p, at 100% CPU...
horrorweedvideo get a raspberry pi
This was me about that time last year. Bought a gaming laptop in October and when 3000 comes out I'll have a full desktop to use.
I feel ya. Except I have a Celeron N2840 at 2.4GHz I believe? Only 2gb of LPDDR3 RAM at 1600MHz. Using laptop and lags when playing Minecraft.
@@radomiami Learn to code.
@@Exponaut_R-01 Learn to code.
Jay, I really like the way you showed how to do an easy overclock. Thanks for the great video!
Jay, after watching a lot of other Ryzen overclocking videos, you did everything that made the most sense. Thank you for going in depth enough to answer most of our questions! I wanted to see what would happen with ram only or cpu only overclocks and everything. Great vid!
Jay, thank you for this video. I'm about to build my first PC, a 2700x system. I'll definitely be using this video as a guide! I've learned a lot from you so thanks for the work you do!
This is definitely one of the better videos out there for the 2700x
BOI was that interesting to see the whole process of overclocking! We need more videos like this.
There's sadly a really low number of AMD "OC" videos even now, I suspect that is partly to do with how both complicated and little improving it is even to try and tune AMD CPUs. Or so it feels like.
Hey Jay, I just want to say that I really found this video to very helpful! You stepped through the process in a way that was easy to follow. Would be awesome to see a video like this for the OG Ryzen 5/7. Great video! Keep it up!
14:50 Love it Jay, keep up the good work!
I have a Ryzen 7 2700x on order. And this is by far the best overclocking guideline I have seen for any CPU I have owned. Thank you for putting in the leg work so I do not have to :D
Don't overclock with the stock cooler btw, if you have a cooler ordered which one do you have?
@@minky2395 does the wraith not provide enough cooling? Thinking about overclocking mine after having it a while but might need top upgrade to a aio?
@@teamapex640 For me on 3.7 GHZ I get 74 degrees sometimes without overclocking
@@minky2395 I know this is old but I got this CPU and I went yesterday from stock cooler to the H115i Pro XT and I'll make the same 4,3ghz OC he did to see if it works well :P
1,5v sounds like a lot but I only play on the weekends so it shouldn't be an issue.
Right now, at 4,2ghz 1,475v it goes to 63° os package temp to I think 4,3ghz at 1,5v should be good.
@@rodrigoviegas7473 did you try overclocking with the stock cooler? and what temps did you have before and after for overclocking and in general
Thoroughly enjoyed this one, I'm not one for massive Overclocks and this is a great way to show newer users to get a little more oomph out of their rigs without frying them ;) Great work Jay.
Jay, after you find your stable final OC. (Cpu & Ram sweet spot) please do a gaming benchmark to see how it compares to Intel.
Great video BTW 😀
As always, when it comes to overclocking and overall information about the topic - man, this is such a great video, Jay!! Enjoyed watching every minute of it!!!!
This was a great video Jay!
Exactly the reason why I prefer Jay's OC benchmark results cause he actually uses what people would use for overclocking. Instead what I've seen certain other tech-tubers do and try to overclock Ryzen 2700X up to 4.3GHz on the stock cooler and then wonder why they can't get it stable, then say oh I must have gotten a bad binned chip. Like really guys?
While at the same time they are using 360mm custom loop on a on a delided 8700k hitting 90C and going like "Yeah this is totally leggit 5.2Ghz that everyone can do", and just use it as a baseline.
Vanlonja exactly how about we take the 8700k and overclock it with an Intel stock heat fan. Oh wait it doesn't have one? How much is it really to get one from someone like really? Now let's see you get that 5.2ghz OC on the 8700k. Like if your going to use the 8700k as a baselime use it as the base line only at it's stock configuration if you are going to compare an AMD Ryzen Processor with it's stock heatsink. At least AMD provides you with decent cooling out of the box and you don't have to spend an extra $50-$70 for a cooler that can handle the Intel processors.
FINALLY SOMEONE ELSE UNDERSTANDS
Are you brain dead? I haven't seen a single person do that without stating they are testing the stock cooler itself. Stop following who ever does that
FeedMeSalt I'm just talking about certain tech-tubers that I've seen with their reviews on the day they all went out.
Your videos explain everything so perfect. I overclocked my cpu using this guide and worked perfectly the first time. Thank you!
Excellent work, precisely what I needed to know!
-Matt
A BIOS update alone made a big difference for my Ryzen 1700. Was still running an shortly-after-release-day BIOS until a week ago, update to the latest version dropped Premiere render times by about 10%. Activating DOCP to get the 3000 MHz on the 32 GB RAM carved of another 10%. Cinebench sits at 1336 now. Probably should get a better cooler and take a look at the CPU speed next, that is still set to stock speed.
Yeah you definitely need to OC that thing. My 1700 at 3.9GHz does about 1730 in cinebench.
I need better ram I have 2400mhz ram and a 4.0 1700x and my cinebench is 1486
Though I did screw around with my ram for the past few minutes and push a slight voltage based oc and get a score of 1509
Now to see what a bios update does for me
Ouch, yeah. I'm running 3200MHz CL14 G.SKILL Trident-Z. I bought over a year ago when it was around $150. Same kit now is $220+.
CJRhoades I'm running 2×16 2400 cl16 ram but I managed to get it to 2666 and cl 14 with a slight voltage bump
So with a bios update I got up to 1730 but I was also on 2.3 and went all the way to 3.3 so mightve had a few performance bumps
Ended out with
1700x 4.0 ghz 1.38125 voltage
2400mhz 32gb ram at cl13 1.3 volts
An average score of 1724 across 6 runs
Old skool overclocking is done by jumpers or maybe replacing crystals.
Yes, I was there, but honestly who wants to go back to those days.
it was more fun back in the day when you really needed to know what are you doing to get somewhere.
Now it's : "Click here to automatically OC everything"
I have fond memories of overclocking video cards with custom bioses. One of which was me bricking one of my cards and then bringing it back.
Wow, I thought I was old, never heard of moving jumpers for overclocking lol, and crystals....? 😆
@@Jinkle don't worry. It was probably in the early PC times. You probably are familiar with the multipliers and base clock.
Over the last few months I found your channel. This was the time that I decided It was time to build my beast of a pc again. Iv'e been out of the pc building game for years and wow how things have changed. I love it. The capability for a pc builder and super user has grown exponentially. Thank you for your channel and all the information therein. I really appreciate the time and the effort that you put into your channel and the wealth of knowledge that you are sharing.
i like the fact you provide links for the UK and also Canada. appreciate it
You should build a watercooled pc with r7 2700X like you did last year.
Ryzen 7 2700x
1919 Cinebench score
4,325ghz 1.45625v 3200mhz RAM
Not bad...
You run that voltage 24/7?
Oh no, over 1.42 will degrade the CPU quickly, running at stock for the moment
@@Nordern hell didn't see that voltage. That's crazy!
Nordern Hello, I’m planning investing in an exact setup like this one with probably a fancier AIO. My intention is gaming and streaming in the future but I want to know what would be the best tweaks for better performance🙄, temperatures and reliability. Could you give me a good example for CPU ghz, memory mhz and voltage for both?
Wow that helped me out, learned a whole lot, great walk through dude
nice one jayz, i learnt a huge amount about overclocking process there.
My cinebench score: 1807
Cpu: Ryzen 7 1800x at 4.1GHz (1.425V, max temp 57,25C)
Memory: 16GB at 3200MHz
Love your videos Jay, keep up the good work :)
_Karlsen_ holy volt
I got a 1904 score at 4.125 3333 ram
Oh ridiculous voltage it's not a stable OC haha
Hows ur temp 58
I'm at 1.38125 and I usually float around 50-55 under load and I'm running a 360 aio with 300rpm noctua high pressure fans
Very informative for the uninitiated. Thanks.
I know this upload is a bit old now but its by far my favorite 2700X overclocking vid. Super easy to follow and really helped me make an educated CPU purchase decision.
This was worth the couple of days wait. None of the other “mainstream tech-tubers” are doing this, a sit-down, OCing session of the new Ryzen 2nd gen, with the exception of GN. But still not a sit-down like Jay is doing. His channel has filled the gap of what others seem to glance over, valuing faster production over better quality. Thank you Jay. Thank you. And to your whole crew for making this channel a reality.
Youre truly the best out there man! I hope you never stop making content!
For the first time in many years I'm thinking next upgrade will be AMD. As many times as Intel has pissed me off I have never had the confidence to switch. What with my cad stuff and cnc work it is not a simple email and facebook type load.
scarmenl go for it, there's really no problems running the new Ryzen CPUs compared to Intel now. Stability and performance is great.
I ordered my 2700x yesterday this will be my first amd build after 7 generations of i7s
Brian Lucas , haha im in the same boat. But i built mine back in 2009. The learning curve of figuring out the just the right components with the new nvme ssd's and b die dimms to pair with the x470 mobo has been a tiring one. Good luck
not really that difficult.. especially nowadays. if anyone is unsure, be sure to check the vendor compatibility lists from the different motherboard manufactures. however, if getting a new x470 board, you should be good with whatever you purchase. having said that, one thing that is for sure, Ryzen 1st gen and 2nd gen both LOVE samsung B-die ram kits. this basically means you're spending $200ish for 16gb ram at 3200 frequency.
running ryzen 5 1600 with a stable 4.0ghz oc, going from 16gb 3000 frequency hynix die ram kit to 16bg 3200 samsung b-die increased my cinebench r15 score from 1260ish to 1330ish. and this is on a B350 board. i'm seriously giving thought to the 2700x and Aorus gaming 5 board because of the heat sink pipe thingy by the VRM's. i do gaming and alot of programming heavy workloads here so the value is here for me
edited for wording
Ill get my Ryzen 2700x tomorrow. Its the first time for me since the Athlon XP came out. After the Core 2 Duo came out, Intel ruled the world for more than 1 decade.
Thx Jay! The exact same CPU and Board arrived yesterday, plus 3600mhz RAM. Your guide helped me a lot! Now im just waitung for the damn AM4 mounting kit for my cpu-cooler :)
Good tinkering session. I like to watch tinkering sessions. Do more in the future.
CPU: i5 4690 nonK
RAM: G.Skill DDR3 8GB (2x4GB) RipjawsX 1600MHz CL7
Mobo: MSI B85-G43
GPU: EVGA GeForce GTX 970 SSC ACX 2.0+
PSU: EVGA 500B BRONZE 500 WATT 80PLUS
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CPU: 588 cb
CPU (single core): 151 cb
MP Ratio: 3.89x
OpenGL: 121,76 fps
Ref. Match: 99.6%
Please do a negative vcore offset with stock clock and turbo enabled next time!! You'll be surprised how more boost frequency you can get ;)
DarkSaieden what does that mean?
@@NP23335 basically undervolt the cpu so the temps are lower and supposedly the turbo mode (or precision boost im guessing) will go faster due to lower temps
This is actually what I'm gonna try first before I try an all core clock on my 2700x
2022 and still using this guide for ryzen overcloking. thanks man.
I thought I knew it all when it comes to PC's you've taught me so much thanks
you should revisit this as a series. like how to overclock ( intel, amd, nvidia) stuff like that
I loved this! I'm going to get some ddr4 4000mhz! YEEE 🐾🐾
No
GREAT video. Need to start overclocking my 1900x and RAM.
So serious Jay here. 2018 vibes rollin for me today. Still using this CPU and just decided to browse around the tube to see what we can do with it.
Jay, have you considered running a slightly slower memory speed with tighter timings?
@Anton Hallergren less latency, less memory usage tho
Or, try reducing timings without memory mhz
Cinebench R15 score (best out of 4) of 1891 with Ryzen 7 2700X clocked @ 4.2 Ghz
Cinebench R15 score (best out of 5) of 1839 with Ryzen 7 2700X clocked @ 4.1 Ghz
Bios slightly tweaked: BCLK set to manual @ 100, VCore set to manual @ 1,27 volt with 41 multiplier, VCore set to manual @ 1,29 volt with 42 multiplier, load line set to manual @ high. I have just built this system last week, i used to be an Intel adept, i now have to gain the knowledge of AMD systems to push the max out of it, so please dont judge these figures to harshly.
System info:
Gigabyte X470 Gaming 7 (Bios version F8)
Ryzen 7 2700x
Gskill FlareX 2x8 Gb RAM 3200 Mhz cl16 overclocked @ 3466 Mhz
Enermax AIO Liqtech II 280 watercooling on CPU (2 x 140 mm Enermax fans blowing out)
Coolermaster Silent Pro 1000 Watt PSU (original fan replaced by Noctua NF-A14 - i drill, solder, grind, bend, etcetera myself to modify my computer system)
Graphics info:
(I migrated the graphics cards from my previous Intel system to the new AMD system)
2 x GTX970 EVGA SSC in SLI under custom built waterloop (EK blocks and radiator, Innovatek pump) with Noctua NF-A14 fan on radiator (blowing out) and 2 Noctua NF-B9 fans blowing on to the VRM and RAM heatsinks (GPUs + RAM are heavily overclocked, waterblocks only cool the GPUs, copper heatsinks are glued to the VRM mosfets and RAM chips to keep them cool)
Case: Coolermaster Haf XM mid tower ( i know, its an oldy)
Casefans: Coolermaster 200 mm + Noctua NF-A14 blowing in from the front (radiator fans are blowing out, the Noctua 140 mm on GPU radiator blows out from the back and the two Enermax 140 mm on the CPU AIO blow out from the top of the case)
what do you think of my numbers / scores? keep in mind i am new to AMD systems!
Tagging this so I can compare with my 2700X and Auros Gaming 5 Wifi MB later today or tomorrow.
I like the laid back feel of your videos Jay. 👌
I got 1822, stable at 4.1Ghz with a 3200Mhz HyperX kit, with the stock cooler. I guess it could go even further with a more aggressive fan curve but I'm happy with this. Thanks for the guide Jay!
I got 1730 points on CINEBENCH R15 on my 2700x with everything at stock..
Just memory at rated XMP of 3000MHz..
Mahesh Velayudhan changing memory timings increase your score by a lot still
I9 7900x @4.6ghz
32 gb Lpx 3000 mhz
Cinebench :2480 multi
205 single core
Just picked up this CPU in a bundle from Micro Center, glad Jay had a specific vid about it. Gonna build a high end water cooled PC soon, gonna be spending a lot of time on Jayz channel in a month or 2....
I just built my Ryzen 7 2700x system about a month ago and I bought Corsair RGB RAM rated at 3000MHz and I didn't realize that DDR4 was base set at 2133MHz. I had so much trouble figuring it out but I eventually did. I had watched this video around the time Zen 2 came out and I just now rewatched it and wish I had paid closer attention the first time. It would have saved me a ton of time. Great video Jay. I love the knowledge that you share.
gigabyte x470 gaming 7
ryzen 2700x
radeon 7
cooler master ma610 air cooler
no overclock. default bios and amd settings.
memory overclocked 200mhz from 3200mhz to 3433mhz and memory voltage increased from 1.2v to 1.4v. nothing else touched.
cinebench r15 1780
cinebench r20 4106
I scored comparebale figures! With same mobo (Gigabyte X470 Gaming 7), same cpu (2700x), default bios and amd settings, little overclock on RAM: set to 3466 Mhz @ 1,35 volt. My best score with Cinebench R15 was 1785 out of 3, the lowest was 1777. What RAM do you use? I have GSkill FlareX 2x8 Gb CL16 (3200 Mhz). The FlareX CL14 costs 65 Euros more (80 US Dollars) and this second gen Ryzen is less sensitive to tight RAM latency timings so i bought the CL16 RAM instead of the CL14. My Thumbs Up to you for using an air cooler!!!!
Tweaker comment had me on the floor.
I think its still "illegal" its not "legal" in the since that weed is in CA. They dropped the charges from felonies to misdemeanors IIRC so basically the same as a speeding ticket.
Here is a reference point: www.policemag.com/channel/patrol/news/2014/11/06/heroin-meth-possession-now-misdemeanors-in-california.aspx
I think Jay just think Tweaker means weed ;)
Float Sam I am pretty sure Jay is familiar with a "J", maybe not now but at one point. In fact if anyone on the west coast does not know what the term "Tweaker" really means, they don't actually live on the west coast.
That gives a new meaning to "Speeding" ticket...
BDBD16 it was really that funny? On the floor?
great video, I got this CPU for a first time CP builder and this video will teach him a lot.
I wasn't able to find R15 but I did dl the Cinebench R20 from the Microsoft Store and here are my results:
Setup:
MB - MSI Tomahawk B450
CPU - AMD 2700x (Stock Wraith Prism cooler)
RAM - GSkill Trident 16Gb x 2 DDR4-3000mhz CL 14-14-14-34
GPU - MSI GTX1070 Gaming X
All I've done to OC the CPU and the RAM is use the Auto features in the Tomahawk's BIOS and I've slightly OC'd the GPU using Afterburner but that's it and all cooling is stock air coolers and a few case fans. I'm not sure if this score is good/bad, or if the scoring/testing differs between R15 and R20, nor do I know how it stacks up against other's setups?... but here are my results:
CB R20 Score = 4239
Amd 1700x 4.10
Corsair 16gb at 3000mhz
Cinebench 1772
I have a reg 1700 4.0 is my max with my nzxt aio kraken 62
wow, memory then makes a difference :) i have 1700x at 4.0 and 2666 memory and only 1695 points
@ I have my g.skillz trident z oced to 3000mhz
I tried to go with 2886 on memory and got 1745, not bad for cheapest adata 16 gb kit I found
Score: 1785
1800x @ 4.05 16gb corsair rated at 2133 running 2400 ( wont go further for some weird reason ) but timings are 11-11-11-24
my cinebench r15 scores
1672 average of 5 runs
i7 8700k 5,1ghz at 1.35V (delidded)
16gb 3000mhz ddr4 gskill aegis
asrock z370 extreme 4
kraken x62
edit: no background tasks open
Excellent video. I learned how to OC!!! Thank you!
jayz awsome videos you make, thanks man!
good video
Getting 1770s in cinebench in stock settings now.... March 2019
South Sider2005 dude sitting at 1.31 volts and like 1.34 for my dram to trigger at 3200 and it’s hitting 4.0 plus easy. If only messing with Vega was as easy.
I have not used an AMD CPU in at least 7 years. I'm using Intel 4790K. which is old. I just ordered a brand new rig.
AMD Ryzen 2700x
Gigabyte X470 gaming 7.
CORSAIR Vengeance RGB PRO DDR4 3200MHz 32GB.
(which is being shipped now)
I must admit I was very skeptic switching from Intel to AMD. but after seeing some really super reviews on the Ryzen 2700x. I decided to give it try.
I almost ordered an Intel Core i7-9700K. (which is 130$ more than Ryzen 2700x.
I hope I did not screw up and made the right choice.
This is NOT my first build. as I built at least 70 since 1994.. but left AMD long ago. I hope I made the right choice.
@@jarednielsen6232 any chance you could let me know how it works for you? I'm looking to upgrade to basically same specs from my 4690k.
@@Venomx-nb1jr o be honest I made some changes in last min order. I don't have all the parts yet. something went wrong with my order from Amazon.
@@gingygrant iam sittin on my i5 4670k now @ 4,4Ghz with 1.330V stable, under 60°C with a Alphacool Eisbär 360. Now my 1080 cant keep up with 4k gaming xD wondering what happens if you put in like a 2080. Maybe u could play some more years with it xD
I'm collecting info on PC Components, your Vids are helpful I'm a newbie so there a learning curve but I'm working on it.
Although I'm no longer on the AMD platform I still had to like and comment on this video. The very first video of yours I'd watched was your guide to overclocking the 8350. I watched in in preparation for possibly joining the PCMR. THAT video and Tek Syndicate's review convinced be to jump in.
Keep making good content.
Do one for the 8700k too. Complete in-depth for beginners.
Kamran Aslam it's pretty much the same. All you need to do is to take care that the temps don't go above 75 (this is personal preference but 70-80 is the norm for load temps) and that everything runs smoothly without crashing in between.
Can you revisit this 2700X doing a BCLK OC? I've seen some good results from just a 103-104 BCLK and leaving the stock boost mechanisms enabled. There are side some side effects if you use some other PCIe cards in the system but should be fine with a single DGPU and a BCLK OC. Also it would be good to see if there are any significant FPS gains to be had with this OC and then a BCLK OC config or if it is mainly productivity load performance gains. This is a great video either way, thanks Jay.
Great video. Helped a lot with getting to know the Zen bios settings compared to the old FX line i learned to OC on.
I'm hoping you can do another video covering some more advanced overclocking techniques. In my tests i've gotten much better results when setting all the RAM settings manually, using LLC to keep available voltage consistent for all cores, and significantly lowering the vcore when compared to the auto voltage numbers. It would be great to see how you interpret and eliminate tempurature spikes at idle, and other fine tune adjustments that you have had success with in the past, with how they apply to these newer, more user friendly bios systems. My system specs and scores:
1800x @ 4.0 w/1.3068 vcore (level 5 LLC)
2x 8 GB 3200 MHz F4-3200C14D-16GVK. Manually set to xmp speed & timing.
Asus Strix C6H, with latest bios 6201
Asus Strix 1080Ti (Stock spds for these tests)
Noctua ND-14 & Cooler Master Pro 5 Case.
Seasonic Prime 1000w Titanium PSU
Cb score: 1744 (200pt gain over factory stock settings)
Time Spy Extreme: 4505
Total War: Warhammer 2 @ 4k Ultra settings: Bench 1 - 43.4 fps, Bench 2 - 55.9 fps, Bench 3 - 51.9 fps.
Prime95 Small FFT - 45 minutes stable with 71.5C max on cores.
Prime95 Custom Blend 50% of RAM used - 5 Hours stable with 72C max on cores.
What an insanely helpful video, thanks!
Your stock load temps are around my idle temps apparently. Need to check my thermal paste. But then again, you used a 360mm AIO, so that plays into it, since I have a 280mm AIO.
Justin E Your fans are probably off until under load, change the fan curve
Not only that but this is open air, not in a case. You should be replacing your thermal compound every 3-6 months tho anyway.
Evan Galinsky 3-6 months? Where’d you hear that from
@@tanasirobert9157 my electrical engineer brother who uses the same thermal compound for various applications, all of which get to Temps very similar to your cpu and GPU. After 3-6 months of continuous use its performance starts to degrade. It's not as important here as it is for his job, but with the cost of a tube of thermal compound, there's no reason not to tear down your pc a bit, replace your thermal compound, and clean up your pc from dust or whatever else might be in there. That's only 2-4 times per year. You take care of your body, and your car, take care of your pc.
Ryzen 2 is a huge improvement in some scenarios and it beats 8700k in some games.AMD is back and the best thing is that ryzen 2 is not even a new architecture yet!
Skyliner you must be
mikey cuckson ...m8 it's a totally different manufacturing process. From 14nm to 12nm
it doesn't beat the 8700 in games
SnowalkerX oh it definitely does in some games, hence SOME. Read.
Ryzen 2 does beat Intel in some games. In 2020 when 7nm Ryzen is released the competition will be identical between Intel and AMD as we ALL know that the node process will cause a halt in performance. There will only be about a 1% difference in between Coffeelake and Ryzen in 2020. Once 5nm is produced there won't be any thing left in performance gains. I would bet by this time Intel will be producing nodes at global foundries if not buying them out completely simply because Intel won't be able to compete at the price point. Ryzen will out sell Intel next year or by the end of this year and hasn't been done in nearly a decade?
I love that you continue to go step by step and explain the basics. It's nice that you don't leave the beginners behind like some of the other big youtubers have. Great video.
This video was legit af! Good job Jay!
How well would overclocking work with the same CPU but a MSI B450 Tomahawk motherboard?
I had an x370 gaming plus and now currently have a b450 tomahawk. It performs very well. Better than the x370 gaming plus.
Jay's hair looking particularly fluffy today
Thank you for this video I have the same processor and wanted to learn more about it
Looks promising. Thanks for the step-by-step. 👍
I don't understand how your temps are so high with a watercooler when those were my temps with the 2700x on the Wraith Prism. My last cpu FX8350 with a Corsair H100i i got avg 30celcius running 600mhz higher than stock..
Watch Linus video on water cooling. Apparently it isnt the best.
sopcannon what do you think? should i use the stock cooler or buy a water cooling cpu for my ryzen 7 2700x . I really want to overclock
"we want control of everything!" -- megalomaniac :D
thank you man i learn a lot! GJ
Yeah do more of this guide videos with other systems. Would be nice to see how much performance you can expect from a ryzen and intel.
Haven’t tested yet but system is
Ryzen 7 1800x
16gb Corsair Vengeance LPX 3000mhz
Msi Aero GTX 1070
Corsair H100i v2
MSI Gaming Pro Carbon X370
Will update once I do tests
Hey pro i just got the same motherboard that you have how is it in overclocking is it good i hope i did make good choice
damn thats my system but my mobo is the crossair 7 lol
My 2700X with G.Skill Trident RGB 3200Mhz is at 1811 in Cinebench running at 4.1Ghz with the memory at 3333Mhz. My stock clock was at 1782. I got a damn good chip I must say.
so... my 1695 with Ryzen 1700x on 4.0 GHz with 2666Mhz memory is actually pretty good? ok :D nice :D
Crazy im completely stock 2700x at 3.7ghz and have 1780 so we are pretty much bang on the same stock
your chip must be pretty bad with that score, my max score on the 2700 non x is 1859 at 4.1ghz and overclocked 2800mhz ram 16gb, your stock speed is pretty good, but dont forget you can try to overclock your 2700x to 4.3 or 4.5ghz if you have anything other and better than the stock cooler
2700x @Stock (Need to wait for a better cooler), G.Skill Flare X 3200mhz - 1790
I have not tweaked timings or anything else yet, so better scores to come. Also, made a mistake, my memory is at 3233 on 3200 memory. My score is actually pretty good and above normal for sure. If you are getting higher scores, you definately have a great chip. My dad played around with my setup while I was gone and hit almost 2000 score, but reset everything until we get free time to mess around with it again.
Great video! THANKS!
Cinebench R15: 1296.
Ryzen 5 1600 (4GHz; 1.387v)
Corsair Vengeance @ 3200, 16GB
500GB NVME
GTX 1070
ASUS Prime B450
enjoyed this video a lot. mainly coz I followed it all and understood. lol. Im certainly learning!
2700x(oc to 4.2 with 1.4v) 16gb 3000mhz= 1869(cinebench score)
Jack Nguyen nice
What i really dont like about the 2700x is its Single core Performance.
I copped one of these black friday. Watching this now has value to me besides entertainment :)
Great video jay
1304(CPU only bench), Ryzen 1600x oc 3.8ghz, 16gb ram 2400mhz msi b350 mortar, hdd
pretty good score. consider my old sandy bridge e 3930k@4.5ghz w/ 16gb 2133 ddr3 scored mid 1200. faster ram will net you a good few hundred extra points.
im pretty sure something is wrong with mine, i got 1264 with 1600x@4.0ghz and ram@3200...... i should get something much higher than that
Yutong Huang update your bios if you haven't
thx i'll try
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Pup Shepard arf
Awooooo
Didn't expect to see a human pup here lmao
Mint vid Jay, thank you.
Hey jay been a fan 4 a while and have been wondering when the next update or reveal of the post Malone custom PC will be also love your content keep up the great work