In other words: 1. Upgrade your BIOS ASAP. 2. Tune your Ryzen CPU core voltage. 1.375v daily for me. 3. Tune your RAM to higher frequencies. 3200mhz is usually the most you need. 4. Tune your CPU frequency. 5. Profit(in most cases)
I'm currently on 1.375v aswell. Well, under load. I can tell you however ryzen master is only nice to tune your OC profile, but don't actually use it afterwards, because it doesn't apply the OC at startup, which is kind of a waster, isn't it?
I'm planning to get Ryzen 3 1300x with maybe a GTX 1060 3GB or RMX 470/480.. Which GPU should i go for? Also which MOBO is the best one to pair up with my CPU? The ASUS Prime B350 PLUS or the Msi B350?
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PlargeZ why NOT so much RAM? Mainly because it was cheap and available. That’s all. Did it need it? No. Does it run 3D games better with it? Absolutely.
I would really only do such if you are using a UPS. Most are able to keep whatever is plugged into it alive for five minutes at full load, that is if the batteries aren't bad. But even then, I wouldn't do it.
I am in Katy. My power went out over 5 times during that hurricane. One time it was out long enough to drain my UPS. I wouldn't recommend during a hurricane, even with a decent UPS.
1. Install AMD official motherboard chipset 2. Update BIOS 3. Install Ryzen Master and Cinebench 4. Overclock your RAM Thank me later Pretty straightforward, unfortunatelly not useful for me (I did every one of them), but I think first tip will be useful for someone.
@@markjasonaquino3673 Too much voltage/freq, try downclocking/downvolting a bit. You're probably just hitting a wall when it comes to overclocking, and it's unstable. Test the stability of your OC with something like AIDA64. (I don't recommend Prime95 as it stresses the cpu way too much)
Winfield Konkel Yeah Me too, like Paul's Hardware, he gives Nice info in his videos of like 20min, but People like Everything ApplePro, he always try to stretch his videos to over 10 min even though video has very little content( Not Hating him)
Depends on what the video is about, but yeah, I prefer shorter videos, 5 minutes is great, 10 minutes is fine, 20 minutes is my limit, if the content is really worth listening to.
I know I'm probably too late for this but just cover up the important details and as far as I observed in the comment sections, more people want a straight to the point video just like other hardware comparing in games which there's not much talk yet a detailed explanation that it isn't going off many curves
"Just ensure you aren't in the midst of an upcoming power outage", sure, let me just tap into my infinite IQ to foretell a future event and save my components.
Yes the outlet that I have my PC plugged into is backed up by a UPS. When the power goes out my computer doesn't really give a flying rats ass about it and I can go about my business
Me too.... upgrade from i3 6100 Z170 to a new 1600 + X370 for 60 usd... and here in my country a guy suggest me to upgrade my 6100 to a used 6600k for 80 usd or z370 + 8100 for 60 usd .... dat joke... I'm not fanboy but for value i think amd is better ....
I upgraded my AMD build to an Intel because of the heavy single thread workloads I have. Best 900$ I have ever spent (no SSD, GPU or aftermarket cooler included >.< )... jk, Intel prices are ridiculous rn, but I just didn't gave a fuck then
Great video, I was amazed that after installing AMD chipset driver my compression (7-zip, rar...) went lightning fast, I didn't tested other aspects of cpu yet
Finished my very first build for my home system and it was very fun to do myself. I selected everything myself and put it all together, with that said there are some things I have questions about and if you have some time maybe you can advise me. My System Case Lian Li Lancool II With HDD/SSD Hot SWAP KIT for 3 Bay Drive (Sandisk and 2 WD SSD Drives), MOBO MSI B450 Tomahawk Max, CPU Ryzen 7 3700X, GPU Gigabyte RX5700XT, RAM kit 32gb Corsair (2x16) 3200mHz, Cooler NOCTUA NH-U12S Chromax Black with 1 NOCTUA FAN, Power Supply EVGA 650 GA 80+gold modular, System WIN 10 on M.2 Samsung 970 Evo SSD 1TB, SanDisk Ultra SATA II 1TB, WD SSD Black 2TB Mech Drive, WD SSD Black 3TB Mech Drive, Corsair RGB FAN Kit with Controller (3 FANS Front INTAKE), 2 NOCTUA Fans Top Back of case (Exhaust), 1 NOCTUA Fan Back TOP (Exhaust). I have all Bios and Chipsets installed and updated running a valid Windows 10. Problems I have had and questions; - Had issues getting my Bios Ram Speed to reflect the 3200mhz kit I have and only by changing in advanced Bios to DDR4 3133mhz was it able to change from 2133mhz. So I guess that issue is solved. - TEMPERATURES while I am writing this my Radeon Software shows Temps now are (32C) and very quiet), if I play other games it can go as high as 85c and with one game in particular the game will crash to my desktop telling me that the temps are too hot for my GPU. Heaven Benchmark results are : FPS 230.8, Score:5814, Min FPS 53.1 Max FPS 425.9 GAME SPACE ENGINEERS after 44min GPU 99%, VRAM 91%, CPU 15%, RAM 33%, TEMPS 68c, Junction TEMP 87c and higher Temps causing the game to fail. I played this game on my 11 year old Computer with simply Lag not crashing, so not sure why this game is struggling with my new system. FANS never seem to ramp up speed, they seem to stay very silent. The Radeon Software for my GPU only allows me to set GPU Fans currently running at 2174 showing 34c Temp, but all other fans I seem to not know how to control but I do know they never ramp up even in that game crash I never noticed any change in Fan Speeds. Running ICUE software but it is unclear if it does anything other than RGB Settings for my Case RGB Fans, Keyboard and Mouse. I have not dove deep into my motherboard BIOS for Fan Control, but my question is With the error of Heat being a issue with 1 game and my GPU and or CPU Socket and not hearing any ramping up of FANS how can I check this properly to avoid damage to my system. It feels cool, all exhaust is cool I do not feel any heat coming from my system, fans are steady, it would be nice to know how to check my installed fans and control them. I guess this is where I could use some advice.
I rarely see a 1600 @4.0. I couldn't push mine beyond 3.875 with cryorig H7 and ASUS x370 CH 6. What cooler and mobo are you using? or maybe you just won the silicon lottery congrats.
i think it has nothing to do with the cooler. I have a 1700x, 3900mhz is the sweet spot, where i can run prime without a crash. The temperature is sill low..70°. But going over 3900mhz will crash my system.
THIS VIDEO SOLVED A PROBLEM THAT I'VE BEEN HAVING FOR WEEKS NOW. I wasn't expecting much from this video...popped up in suggested and decided to watch it. I never knew about the chip set driver....once I installed that and switched to ryzen Balances mode it solved some high temp issues I've been having. Was anywhere from 45-60 C (low - normal loads) to 85+ C during stress tests. Now im down to 35-40 durring low loads and 70 max during stress test. Thanks so much.
After building a system you always update bios first within the bios itself. so... 1. Bios update. 2. install windows, + update windows to latest version. 3. Remove windows services such as Telemetry, Xbox, (if you don't use a printer Spooler service) and many others. 4. Now get the latest updates and Drivers, Drivers for things like: Cpu, Chipset, M.2, Monitor, mouse & Keyboard, Gpu, in short.. Any and all hardware you install there are drivers for it. just make sure you have the latest versions. 5.Back to bios make sure everything is set properly XMP profile, perhaps even make a overclock. just make sure you don't overclock before hand because it can cause issues when installing windows although it is highly unlikely. i would never recommend Software overclocking in terms of Ram and Cpu, always do it through bios its not hard to learn, just grab your manual most of the information is there. as for GPU just get the manufacturers OC tool and check temps and artifacts. As for ryzen, my 1600 scores in cinebench R15 1305 with OC of 4ghz. single core score of 160. (imo this is pretty low can be much higher). right now i run a i9 9900k @ 5ghz with score of 2218 with single core score of 227 i.gyazo.com/ca6628ad0766e4f2696d4a525a980713.png i.gyazo.com/06512c23d9d7d599c4062f822b65587b.png
You forgot to mention it's important to have your thumb drive formatted in FAT32. Otherwise you'll find yourself a motherboard that can't find the thumb drive with the BIOS update on it. P.S: By formatting a drive you'll lose its contents. So don't forget to backup your data.
Plug in your USB stick. In Windiws Explorer, right-click on your USB stick and then select Format... In the File System drop-down box, select FAT32. Click the star button at the bottom of the window.
I also have the i3 3220. Just went out and got a new board and the Ryzen 5 3600. Still waiting on the RAM to come in before I can test this bad boy out, though. Not sure if my current RAM would work or not. And also upgrading my GTX950 to a 1070 Ti. Now THAT is an upgrade, lol.
if you ram overclock in bios be careful, if your pc doesn't boot, you have to clear your cmos. i'm using old ddr4 ram 2400, managed to get it to 2667 in bios. after that it won't boot and its a pain getting to the cmos jumper to reset it.
Don't use ryzen master utility! Enable hpet actually will cripple your performance quite a bit. If you want to overclock. Use the bios/UEFI. If you wants to see the temperature and voltage. Use HW Monitor.
Dude, you were the only one who actually helped me. I went on Asrock website and found a chipset driver from January. Then I saw your video and went to AMD website. And found a driver from MARCH. You saved me!! Thanks a lot. So far, I'm up for 1h without any bsod or freeze!!! Thank you very much!!!!
Bios Updates is before you install windows. Ryzen master only if you intend to software overclock. Though I did forget about the chipset drivers and as I'm just installing windows now, thanks for the reminder.
+magottyk Ryzen Master is great for temps I'd say. Concerning BIOS, it's many times the only PC someone has, though that is a good point. Shouldn't really make a difference though. Not that I'm aware of at least. Glad I could help with the Chipset drivers. ;)
As far as I know is you have to use a win7 USB image tool that adds MVMe and USB 3 support to build a bootable USB setup drive and it should be good. The problem is most of the ryzen boards and win 7 won't recognize the mouse and keyboard during setup nor M.2 MVMe drives if you are using one so you get locked out and can't install. Had this issue on my nephews 6700K. I found the gigabyte win7 USB 3 support tool to be they only one that works, all others I tried failed. With the tool you can add an NVMe driver folder to the tools directory and it automatically adds it in to win 7.
even you have windows 7 Dvd you cant install it since windows 7 installer cant detect your keyboard and mouse,and even is you install windows 7 you cant get a important update which lead to security problems like wannacry ,
I just wanna say thank-you so much for this video, especially manually updating the drivers on the AMD site. For over two months since I built my Ryzen 1600 I've been having an out of sync audio problem, and no solution that I could find on the net helped, including updating uefi, graphics or sound drivers. I haven't watched a longish yt video yet, but there's definitely no sync problems when playing videos in my GOM player. I was nearly going to buy a sound card, so you've saved me that money and my sanity. Thanks!
@@yomaoce no idea. I updated correctly according to their website, it appeared to take and when the computer rebooted it was stuck on the splash screen and wouldn't go any further.
dude thank you from the bottom of my heart... my ryzen 5 1600 6 core is overclocked to 3.9Mhz cool temps of 50-60 my memory is overclocked to 4000(Mhz) and I have updated my bios from 2017 to 2019!! you are amazing and I just wish I had come across this video before my old graphics card went bad due to specific overclocking without knowledge. $1000 video!
I got my Corsair Vengeance LPX memory from 3200Mhz to 3600Mhz, haven't had a single issue. I'd google what RAM you have and look online if there's any details on the OC and if it's possible.
Thank you so much! I found this video to be very helpful, I hate that the video is almost 4 years old. There's likely new tweaks that can be done that isn't covered. Again thanks so much, I'm noticing big improvements
@@milchschnitt02 it's very unstable, and you usually have to start a program to apply the overclock, every time. So you lose performance and make the start up slower. And if the oc software crashes for some reason, the whole pc can crash.
This advice helped me a lot. I didn't know about the chipset driver on the AMD website. After installing it and setting the power plan to the Ryzen high performance one I finally got rid of the annoying temperature spikes. They're still there to some degree but not as annoying as before. Before it would idle at ~39C and just for a second jump to high 40s, over 50, sometimes over 60... This made the fans speed up all the time... Now it only balances between ~39C and ~47C, which is normal for 3rd gen Ryzen as far as I know
Here's a video you could do. How long will an OC'd CPU last before biting the dust or just plain crashing? Assuming temps are within reason. Electronic components last a long time but when pressed to the extreme they fail faster, a lot faster.
Can I just install the chipset from AMD? Or do I need to install my B350 chipset from MSI as well? I’ve build my first desktop, just looking for clarity on what to install.
Nice tips. I'll have to keep these in mind. I'm in the middle of compiling my first build (ryzen 7 3700x, 16 gb of ram & rtx 2070 super). Not going to OC the system though. I may also use a piece of software called driver boost to get most of the updates.
KingJohnX207 Ryzen benefits a lot from higher frequency ram. If you can go no higher, that should be fine but to see what Ryzen is really made of 3000 or 3200 are almost needed. For now if your just looking at general purpose use and some gaming your fine though.
It depends on your gpu and your resolution. A youtuber, Hardware Unbox, did an awesome test on ryzen performance with different memory speeds while pairing it with a 1060, 1070, 1080 ti's and it showed that mid range gpu' like rx 580 and 1060 6gb do not benefit memory speeds, a gtx 1070 gets very small boost depending on the game, and a 1080 ti gets a slight boost. This was all tested in 1080p gameplay btw. Memory speed will not affect 1440p and 4K gameplay as these resolutions focuses on GPU power.
Here's one massive advice for anyone having ryzen, DONT USE AN OLD WINDOWS 7, 8.1, OR VER1 WINDOWS 10. Bought a 3700x with an x57....computer kept blue screaming getting after using a store windows 10 usb stick...only the newer version of windows 10 understands how ryzen uses its multiple cores....waisted a whole day scratching my head until having to download a new iso version to a thumb drive....hope this helps anyone.
Nice to see a fellow Core P3 user! Thanks for the AMD chipset tip, it's the only thing I haven't done yet on the R5 1600. For temps, HWmonitor is compatible with Ryzen as well. I was using Ryzen master too, but it doesn't min/max for when I run p95 to verify a stable OC.
I updated my bios because I got my motherboard in a day earlier, and the next day there was a power outage for the whole town at the same time I was updating my motherboard the previous day .___. ... dogged a bullet there :D
For Linux users, the drivers part is no needed.. At least I didn't have to on Debian 9 + Kernel 4.9 everything worked out of the box! although I'm currently running Kernel 4.12 (better for IOMMU).
Just a heads up, if they try to claim voided warranty for overclocking, you can successfully fight back with consumer law. This is especially the case in Australia. Besides, overclocking should never damage your hardware within the life of the product. Unless you're doing LN2, or the liquid cooler leaked, but that has nothing to do with overclocking, and more to do with the cooler.
Damn... what happened to "pop in the CD that came with your motherboard and install the drivers"? I mean sure, I get they would possibly be outdated, but it feels like I have to jump through many hoops just to game. Kind of a turn-off, especially if you're not a full-on enthusiast who would rather make love to their Titan X than their spouse.
Well you see, people like that are basically the reason america and english speaking countries are so fucking autistic today. Too involved in everything else to take things slow and do things that take more than 6 seconds. Oh god I cant build a pc and watch it install itself while watching ten million vine compilations on my phone? :((((((((( sad.
falt True. I knew nothing about building a pc before I did it and it went pretty smoothly. Also, I learned a lot along the way. As for downloads in general, I've read lots about people complaining about the slow speeds of particular dl files, yet, in reality, it could be minutes out of their lives. Soon, a second will be too long. The Instant culture.
Well sucks i seem to have to RMA my Asus B350-F mobo after 1st few turn on's and prob a bad idea using the PSU switch as the turn off to now i get no power on when i press the power on my case D: fml
Haven´t seen the full video yet, but I´m pretty sure he forgot to mention that you have to nut a full load into your case before proceiding, just wanted to add that one.
You can run windows 7 64 like i do. The set up was relatively easy. Get an old round end mouse (not usb) and you will be able to use it with a usb or DVD iso version of Win7-64, with the option of choosing a virtual keyboard that win7 gives you on its loading pages. You need to have the mouse because the mouse drivers wont be correct for you am4 board. Then go to amd and download the win7 loading aid you will need to use. The whole process is relatively easy. After that load in your drivers from the mobo manufacturer and then download and use I/O bits : DriverBooster and it will search out all the drivers you will need to upgrade if any. I always have a standard list of utilities that need to get uploaded after any OS reformatting and HD wiping, so make a utility folder and have whatever you need to reinstall like drivers for your printer, MSI afterburner, Hw monitor, Hand Brake, your gpu drivers, Fraps, DDU, Jzip (do a custom install and never put allow their bloatware in by unchecking every checked box), your browser and Chrome (a must occasionally), and any other programs you use so you can run the exe file setup files from your utility folder and keep it on a thumbdrive. If you dont upgrade the bios you may not get as high a ram speed and have other issues, but get it set up and running first.
I'm planning to get Ryzen 3 1300x with maybe a GTX 1060 3GB or RMX 470/480.. Which GPU should i go for? Also which MOBO is the best one to pair up with my CPU? The ASUS Prime B350 PLUS or the Msi B350?
When you said you were a major amateur i was like ok he needs help but then i read "if I download the chipset and install it" then I was like ok he's the worst of the major amateurs 😌😱
Linux user, old man, occasional gamer but mostly not. I'd agree with all of that. I would add a comment that overclocking is a bit like tuning your car or motorbike. You don't have to actually buy any parts (at least to start with) but you are messing with stuff and if you don't know what you're doing, the rods are going to pop out and say "Hello." through the side of the block. All Ryzen CPUs are unlocked. That means you can overclock them. The ones that have an 'X' in the name, cost a bit more, and they have a built in automatic widget that overclocks some cores, on an "as needed" basis, to help your performance. It's a fairly mild and conservative overclock, but you don't have to go messing about in the BIOS (EUFI) shit yourself. And it works when needed, and underclocks when the CPU is idle, to save power and temp. It is a good thing, but whether it's worth $100 extra on your CPU is for you to decide. Intel have a kind of ring-bus arrangement inside their CPU, for core-to-core coms and talking to main system memory and so on. Pretty much everything goes through it and it runs at exactly the clock-speed of the CPU itself. Ok. AMD came up with a thing called Infinity Fabric, which performs much the same function. And the Infinity Fabric scheme can be extended beyond the motherboard - main RAM system, take in all the PCI lanes, and the back plate and the other boards... It is a scaleable system, and it does ease the building of servers and server farms and data centres and supercomputers... Infinity Fabric works at the clock-speed of the memory. It's designed that way. So clocking up an Intel chip memory will speed up the memory a bit, but clocking up the memory on Ryzen speeds up all sorts of things inside the CPU that are related to memory, but have wider impacts, like core-to-core communication... This is why getting fast memory and clocking it up as high as it will work, is going to make far more difference to a Ryzen based system than an Intel one. You don't have to, but it will help. Clock up the memory on an Intel system, and you get faster memory. Clock up the memory on a Ryzen system, and it's not just the memory that gets sped up.
I have a b450 pro4 I have upgraded my bios but when I put in my XMP setting profile and Dram Fre it still tells me to reboot select proper Boot device I have a ryzen 3200g I just built my rig... what do I do?
I ended up sending back my nice looking RGB RAM for the fugly Flare X RAM because it was close to guaranteed to work being on the Ryzen-certified list and all my QVLs. Flare X RAM and that Noctua fan gave my rebuild a couple of swipes with the ugly stick, but everything works properly.
I'm currently running a r5 1400 @3.95ghz 1.4125v Would it be safe to bump the voltage even higher to try a stable 4ghz oc? I have an aio, so temps won't be an issue. I dont care much about the lifespan, as long as it's at least a couple of years, since i'll upgrade to zen2 later.
CPU will hold on within those temperatures and for as long as you won't set it 1.4V 7/24. But be aware, that CPU is not the limitation, with such OC and especially if you have high Mhz DDR4 - take a look and monitor power section on your MOBO as those VRMs can get pretty hot ... where by pretty hot I understand "you can boil water on them".
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Could have made it "5 Things" if you added "swimming in the cash pile you saved by not buying intel"
No, becuse you have to pay the electricity bill instead. But on the other hand, your house is warm
Who's the intel fan? I got my Ryzen 7 and i can tell you that that i don't need any radiators in my home.
@@daffhead4975 in fact, ryzen cpus barely make heat. They are really efficient, with tdp's that don't reach 100w in the biggest cpu.
Daniel Nilsson its actually the reverse nowadays intel cpus put out more heat lmao and if your cpu outs more heat than your gpu I'd be worried
Daniel Nilsson fookin idiot do your research
In other words:
1. Upgrade your BIOS ASAP.
2. Tune your Ryzen CPU core voltage. 1.375v daily for me.
3. Tune your RAM to higher frequencies. 3200mhz is usually the most you need.
4. Tune your CPU frequency.
5. Profit(in most cases)
CPC_RedDawn cool, thanks.
I'm currently on 1.375v aswell. Well, under load. I can tell you however ryzen master is only nice to tune your OC profile, but don't actually use it afterwards, because it doesn't apply the OC at startup, which is kind of a waster, isn't it?
Is this overclocking? Or is this something I should just do after building one? Sorry, this is going to be my first time building a PC!
I'm planning to get Ryzen 3 1300x with maybe a GTX 1060 3GB or RMX 470/480.. Which GPU should i go for? Also which MOBO is the best one to pair up with my CPU? The ASUS Prime B350 PLUS or the Msi B350?
Sanam Limbu get rx. It Will be even better in the future
You forgot to say change desktop background to 4k ryzen logo
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@KrazyOfficial i got 3 likes. Sweet
True
LOL wtf am I a basic bitch? Cause I've literally been Intel forever and then got a 3900x and that's the first thing i did.
Omg I literally did it
Me: Just finishes a Ryzen Build
RUclips recommended:
PlargeZ sammme
Just finished one today myself:
ROG STRIX B450-F
Ryzen 3200 3.6ghz
32GB DDR4 (3200)
4GB Radeon X560
2x 240GB SSD in RAID 0
Windows 10
Christopher Little why so much ram?
PlargeZ why NOT so much RAM? Mainly because it was cheap and available. That’s all. Did it need it? No. Does it run 3D games better with it? Absolutely.
Christopher Little could have gone for better chipset than 32gigs of ram.
*Dear Intel Lovers, just ACCEPT it, and Please Move On.. Peace is Good! Right?* ☺
NavaIMTutorial lol definitely not when your shit catches on fire
MC Priest lol what
I would like this comment but I don’t want to ruin the 69 likes
@@leggasaurus5003 late
Plantasaurus :(
I'm in the middle of hurricane Harvey, can I still update my bios?
Yes, if you are on high ground, in a bunker and Harvey is providing the power via a windmill for an example.
If you have a UPS then it should be fine as long as it can power your computer long enough to update your bios.
If you're exactly in the middle of the eye, then yes, it should be quiet there.
I would really only do such if you are using a UPS. Most are able to keep whatever is plugged into it alive for five minutes at full load, that is if the batteries aren't bad. But even then, I wouldn't do it.
I am in Katy. My power went out over 5 times during that hurricane. One time it was out long enough to drain my UPS. I wouldn't recommend during a hurricane, even with a decent UPS.
1. Install AMD official motherboard chipset
2. Update BIOS
3. Install Ryzen Master and Cinebench
4. Overclock your RAM
Thank me later
Pretty straightforward, unfortunatelly not useful for me (I did every one of them), but I think first tip will be useful for someone.
Thanks B)
I use cinebench and when i click run my pc would reboot, even when playing games too, my temps are 40-50 idle and 60-75 playing games
@@markjasonaquino3673 Too much voltage/freq, try downclocking/downvolting a bit. You're probably just hitting a wall when it comes to overclocking, and it's unstable. Test the stability of your OC with something like AIDA64. (I don't recommend Prime95 as it stresses the cpu way too much)
SocketByte its a newly built pc, ive never oc it.
Kill AMD PSP should be #1.
Ok real question
What length of video do you enjoy??
Personally I enjoy watching video of length of around 5 min.
I like short & on point video.
ShishiR Depends on how much info there is to cover... If there is 20 minutes of info, I dont mind a 20 min video...
Winfield Konkel Yeah Me too, like Paul's Hardware, he gives Nice info in his videos of like 20min, but People like Everything ApplePro, he always try to stretch his videos to over 10 min even though video has very little content( Not Hating him)
Depends on what the video is about, but yeah, I prefer shorter videos, 5 minutes is great, 10 minutes is fine, 20 minutes is my limit, if the content is really worth listening to.
@@j33REN and ur videos are 10 mins
I know I'm probably too late for this but just cover up the important details and as far as I observed in the comment sections, more people want a straight to the point video just like other hardware comparing in games which there's not much talk yet a detailed explanation that it isn't going off many curves
there was a time when I had a budget for R5 1600 and rx580, But then ethereum happened :(
Shubham_Bichewar ahhahaha same here. cheapest rx580 8gb here cost 289 euros. still cheaper than the 1060 6b here. those are 310 or more euros
atif Here the 480 and 1060 are both 400€.
Official Me rip that's the price of an 1070
atif Nah, the 1070 is 530€ at minimum.
Official Me azerty.nl/product/kfa2/942900/geforce-gtx-1070-exoc-8gb-grafische-kaart-gtx-1070
price in my country
"Just ensure you aren't in the midst of an upcoming power outage", sure, let me just tap into my infinite IQ to foretell a future event and save my components.
Or get a uninterruptable power supply. Those exist too.
Lol
Yes the outlet that I have my PC plugged into is backed up by a UPS. When the power goes out my computer doesn't really give a flying rats ass about it and I can go about my business
I living in Florida was a mistake. Hurricanes are here like every 2 years
What if it's the end of the world? I just wanna update my BIOS, dammit!
chipset driver update
BIOS update
install Ryzenmaster
install cinebench
CPU overclock
RAM overclock
make stress test
make stability test
GPU overclock
marvar gare you can still overclock the new system to get the best performance possible
@@detaaz doesnt it take a shit on the life span of it though
SSD overclock. Keyboard overclock
Mouse overclock, webcam overclock
"Upgraded my intel build to a ryzen" intel fanboys attack!
if you mean replacing your cpu than ur skills are trash because you need an am4 socket not a lga1151
lmao who the fuck said i support intel im getting an amd build really soon i was just trying to make a point you dumbo
Me too.... upgrade from i3 6100 Z170 to a new 1600 + X370 for 60 usd... and here in my country a guy suggest me to upgrade my 6100 to a used 6600k for 80 usd or z370 + 8100 for 60 usd .... dat joke... I'm not fanboy but for value i think amd is better ....
I upgraded my AMD build to an Intel because of the heavy single thread workloads I have. Best 900$ I have ever spent (no SSD, GPU or aftermarket cooler included >.< )... jk, Intel prices are ridiculous rn, but I just didn't gave a fuck then
Key word upgraded
Great video, I was amazed that after installing AMD chipset driver my compression (7-zip, rar...) went lightning fast, I didn't tested other aspects
of cpu yet
Finished my very first build for my home system and it was very fun to do myself. I selected everything myself and put it all together, with that said there are some things I have questions about and if you have some time maybe you can advise me.
My System
Case Lian Li Lancool II With HDD/SSD Hot SWAP KIT for 3 Bay Drive (Sandisk and 2 WD SSD Drives), MOBO MSI B450 Tomahawk Max, CPU Ryzen 7 3700X, GPU Gigabyte RX5700XT, RAM kit 32gb Corsair (2x16) 3200mHz, Cooler NOCTUA NH-U12S Chromax Black with 1 NOCTUA FAN, Power Supply EVGA 650 GA 80+gold modular, System WIN 10 on M.2 Samsung 970 Evo SSD 1TB, SanDisk Ultra SATA II 1TB, WD SSD Black 2TB Mech Drive, WD SSD Black 3TB Mech Drive, Corsair RGB FAN Kit with Controller (3 FANS Front INTAKE), 2 NOCTUA Fans Top Back of case (Exhaust), 1 NOCTUA Fan Back TOP (Exhaust).
I have all Bios and Chipsets installed and updated running a valid Windows 10.
Problems I have had and questions;
- Had issues getting my Bios Ram Speed to reflect the 3200mhz kit I have and only by changing in advanced Bios to DDR4 3133mhz was it able to change from 2133mhz. So I guess that issue is solved.
- TEMPERATURES while I am writing this my Radeon Software shows Temps now are (32C) and very quiet), if I play other games it can go as high as 85c and with one game in particular the game will crash to my desktop telling me that the temps are too hot for my GPU.
Heaven Benchmark results are : FPS 230.8, Score:5814, Min FPS 53.1 Max FPS 425.9
GAME SPACE ENGINEERS after 44min GPU 99%, VRAM 91%, CPU 15%, RAM 33%, TEMPS 68c, Junction TEMP 87c and higher Temps causing the game to fail.
I played this game on my 11 year old Computer with simply Lag not crashing, so not sure why this game is struggling with my new system.
FANS never seem to ramp up speed, they seem to stay very silent. The Radeon Software for my GPU only allows me to set GPU Fans currently running at 2174 showing 34c Temp, but all other fans I seem to not know how to control but I do know they never ramp up even in that game crash I never noticed any change in Fan Speeds. Running ICUE software but it is unclear if it does anything other than RGB Settings for my Case RGB Fans, Keyboard and Mouse. I have not dove deep into my motherboard BIOS for Fan Control, but my question is With the error of Heat being a issue with 1 game and my GPU and or CPU Socket and not hearing any ramping up of FANS how can I check this properly to avoid damage to my system. It feels cool, all exhaust is cool I do not feel any heat coming from my system, fans are steady, it would be nice to know how to check my installed fans and control them. I guess this is where I could use some advice.
“Okay I’ve got my rice and CPU” I love youtube
I actually had the exact same thing happen to me on a completely different video.
*"4 things to do after building a Ryzen build"*
Me: 1st things first go make fun of intel fan boys.
Exactly
Jokes made by the
Poor kids gang
My current 1600 is running at 4.0 on air and my team group 3000 memory is running at 3200. Couldn't be happier.
I rarely see a 1600 @4.0. I couldn't push mine beyond 3.875 with cryorig H7 and ASUS x370 CH 6. What cooler and mobo are you using? or maybe you just won the silicon lottery congrats.
the normal is anywhere between 3.8/4.2 oc'ed for 1600/x
With the stock cooler?
I thought about oc my 1600 and rx 580 and my 2400mhz to 3000/3200 and the rx 580 to 1670mhz and the 1600 to 3.8ghz.
how do you get your ram to run that when overclocked? I can only get my ram to run at 1000 mhz when overclocked.
i think it has nothing to do with the cooler. I have a 1700x, 3900mhz is the sweet spot, where i can run prime without a crash.
The temperature is sill low..70°. But going over 3900mhz will crash my system.
THIS VIDEO SOLVED A PROBLEM THAT I'VE BEEN HAVING FOR WEEKS NOW.
I wasn't expecting much from this video...popped up in suggested and decided to watch it. I never knew about the chip set driver....once I installed that and switched to ryzen Balances mode it solved some high temp issues I've been having. Was anywhere from 45-60 C (low - normal loads) to 85+ C during stress tests. Now im down to 35-40 durring low loads and 70 max during stress test. Thanks so much.
2:04 WOW what a beautiful UEFI screen. Which mobo screen is that?!?!
msi x370 carbon I thin
bnoah03 on left top is gigabyte -_-
GAMER HARD it's probs the k7
or k3
Specifically what board is what I was looking for.
After building a system you always update bios first within the bios itself.
so...
1. Bios update.
2. install windows, + update windows to latest version.
3. Remove windows services such as Telemetry, Xbox, (if you don't use a printer Spooler service) and many others.
4. Now get the latest updates and Drivers,
Drivers for things like: Cpu, Chipset, M.2, Monitor, mouse & Keyboard, Gpu, in short.. Any and all hardware you install there are drivers for it. just make sure you have the latest versions.
5.Back to bios make sure everything is set properly XMP profile, perhaps even make a overclock. just make sure you don't overclock before hand because it can cause issues when installing windows although it is highly unlikely.
i would never recommend Software overclocking in terms of Ram and Cpu, always do it through bios its not hard to learn, just grab your manual most of the information is there.
as for GPU just get the manufacturers OC tool and check temps and artifacts.
As for ryzen, my 1600 scores in cinebench R15 1305 with OC of 4ghz. single core score of 160. (imo this is pretty low can be much higher).
right now i run a i9 9900k @ 5ghz with score of 2218 with single core score of 227
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You forgot to mention it's important to have your thumb drive formatted in FAT32. Otherwise you'll find yourself a motherboard that can't find the thumb drive with the BIOS update on it.
P.S: By formatting a drive you'll lose its contents. So don't forget to backup your data.
RamjeProductions Good tip.
The FAT32 format is selected by default by Windows' drive format tool
@@tadpolegaming4510 Many USB drives are formated in NTFS for better compatibility and bigger files.
How to do this?
Plug in your USB stick.
In Windiws Explorer, right-click on your USB stick and then select Format...
In the File System drop-down box, select FAT32.
Click the star button at the bottom of the window.
This style of content is much more entertaining than the click bait ish titles along the lines of "They did what?!"
I was using Intel i7 3770k for 5 years and just upgraded to ryzen 7 3700x and i am very very happy
What GPU did you use?
@@squix22 1080ti
upgraded my Intel Pentium II to Ryzen 5 2600..
😂😂
NICE!
Maybe I should not complain so loud about my Intel 2Core 6600@2.4MHz lol
Hey, i upgrade from not having pc to r5 1600 :/
same, upgraded my pentium dual core cpu from 9 year old laptop to ryzen 5 2600 with rx 580 few days ago, built the pc myself lmao.
@@xyoopridex nice, how does it run so far?
I'm upgrading my old i3 3220 to a r7 3800x!! That's a LOT of upgrade!
3700x was probably the better buy, but I’m glad you like your CPU
Jonathan Welch why? The only reason I can see is the price, if the price is the same would you still pick 3700 over 3800?
I also have the i3 3220. Just went out and got a new board and the Ryzen 5 3600. Still waiting on the RAM to come in before I can test this bad boy out, though. Not sure if my current RAM would work or not. And also upgrading my GTX950 to a 1070 Ti. Now THAT is an upgrade, lol.
I'd recommend you reset your mobo bios config after a bios flash i.e. load defaults or equivalent
if you ram overclock in bios be careful, if your pc doesn't boot, you have to clear your cmos. i'm using old ddr4 ram 2400, managed to get it to 2667 in bios. after that it won't boot and its a pain getting to the cmos jumper to reset it.
CS dude, just use the DRAM timing s and voltage stat from your memory stick
Damn, I got my 2166mhz to 2800mhz completely fine.
Got from 2400 to 2933
The first one was helpful. I've had my Ryzen system for 5 months now and don't have that power plan. Thanks
I never would have thought of it. Power to the users
This came in handy :D I literally built my new ryzen setup yesterday :)
As someone who just bought a ryzen and a msi MB this was very helpful. Thank you
Don't use ryzen master utility! Enable hpet actually will cripple your performance quite a bit. If you want to overclock. Use the bios/UEFI. If you wants to see the temperature and voltage. Use HW Monitor.
ryzen master black screened my system had to power cycle and reset bios to get it back
Dude, you were the only one who actually helped me. I went on Asrock website and found a chipset driver from January. Then I saw your video and went to AMD website. And found a driver from MARCH. You saved me!! Thanks a lot. So far, I'm up for 1h without any bsod or freeze!!! Thank you very much!!!!
Bios Updates is before you install windows.
Ryzen master only if you intend to software overclock.
Though I did forget about the chipset drivers and as I'm just installing windows now, thanks for the reminder.
+magottyk Ryzen Master is great for temps I'd say. Concerning BIOS, it's many times the only PC someone has, though that is a good point. Shouldn't really make a difference though. Not that I'm aware of at least.
Glad I could help with the Chipset drivers. ;)
Gamer Meld ryzen work fine on windows 7... I will install windows 7 because windows 7 is better than windows 10
As far as I know is you have to use a win7 USB image tool that adds MVMe and USB 3 support to build a bootable USB setup drive and it should be good.
The problem is most of the ryzen boards and win 7 won't recognize the mouse and keyboard during setup nor M.2 MVMe drives if you are using one so you get locked out and can't install. Had this issue on my nephews 6700K. I found the gigabyte win7 USB 3 support tool to be they only one that works, all others I tried failed. With the tool you can add an NVMe driver folder to the tools directory and it automatically adds it in to win 7.
vkorinfsky i have a CD of windows 7 ;)
even you have windows 7 Dvd you cant install it since windows 7 installer cant detect your keyboard and mouse,and even is you install windows 7 you cant get a important update which lead to security problems like wannacry ,
Love it. Straight to the point and just pure information. Thanks man
This still relevant for 2nd gen Ryzen in 2019?
yes
This still relevant for 3rd gen Ryzen in Q3 2019?
@@CaveyMoth yes
@Brankend no : (
@Brankend maybe?!
I just wanna say thank-you so much for this video, especially manually updating the drivers on the AMD site. For over two months since I built my Ryzen 1600 I've been having an out of sync audio problem, and no solution that I could find on the net helped, including updating uefi, graphics or sound drivers. I haven't watched a longish yt video yet, but there's definitely no sync problems when playing videos in my GOM player. I was nearly going to buy a sound card, so you've saved me that money and my sanity. Thanks!
Updated my bios on an ASUS rog board and bricked the damn thing
brandon young How
@@yomaoce no idea. I updated correctly according to their website, it appeared to take and when the computer rebooted it was stuck on the splash screen and wouldn't go any further.
Erotikstudio Winkler GmbH took it back to microcenter and got an msi board.
I bricked my Thinkpad W540 by following Lenovo's BIOS update suggestion from their diagnostic tool :( Was also just outside of warranty
@@purplcyanide F
thanks mate, didn't know about the custom power profile! :)
30 seconds since upload and already liked :))
+Vilmos Bognár Can't thank everyone enough! Honestly, I'm amazed every single day.
Thank you so much for this! I've learned so much from this!
Dude, you're alright. Thanks for the helpful content/ the news / your opinions. Keep it up mate.
i've watched multiple other videos but they weren't as good as this one thanks man
ms config, computer startup, advanced settings change core count and max memory
Simple, clear and direct..great flow..love the video all and all
You can download the Ryzen power plan seperately.
dude thank you from the bottom of my heart... my ryzen 5 1600 6 core is overclocked to 3.9Mhz cool temps of 50-60 my memory is overclocked to 4000(Mhz) and I have updated my bios from 2017 to 2019!! you are amazing and I just wish I had come across this video before my old graphics card went bad due to specific overclocking without knowledge. $1000 video!
Should we unstall mother board chipset driver's after we install AMD driver's from it's website
No
Congrats on 200k subs!!
Hey nice video as one hopfully gonna make a Ryzen build this helped me and didn't know of these things from bigger channels and tossed u a sub
M4TT EXE I'm glad for the internet. Self builds would've been almost impossible before then.
1:30 in regards to chipset drivers, you're mileage may very, but in my case, I simply downloaded the automated installer, and it works just fine.
Sorry for the noob question but. Can i overclock my ram from 3000mhz to 3200?
TrendCrave love your vids trend crave
hes fake lol
Gelo Ybanez yes, depending on the overclockability of the RAM, you know, silicon lottery and stuff.
I got my Corsair Vengeance LPX memory from 3200Mhz to 3600Mhz, haven't had a single issue.
I'd google what RAM you have and look online if there's any details on the OC and if it's possible.
Rhyan Eddy
What settings are you using? I have the exact same RAM running at 3333MHz but can't go any higher yet.
Great video man, thanks for posting this
I really appreciate it! Glad you liked it.
Hey just a question, do the msi mobo's now support 3200mhz ram or still not?
Jelle if you haven't solved this... You need to update the BIOS then go into OC and turn amx to profile 2. It got mine to 2933 at least
Jelle Depends on mobo and bios updates. Some have, only recently, been able to reach their stated ram speeds.
Yep, I have the MSI X570 -A-Pro with 16GB 3200Mhz Ram
Thank you so much! I found this video to be very helpful, I hate that the video is almost 4 years old. There's likely new tweaks that can be done that isn't covered. Again thanks so much, I'm noticing big improvements
the ryzen master is very good for OC the cpu. currently have my 1700 running at 3.7ghz at 1.22v
Never overclock by software.
Juan Sambucetti why not?
@@milchschnitt02 it's very unstable, and you usually have to start a program to apply the overclock, every time. So you lose performance and make the start up slower. And if the oc software crashes for some reason, the whole pc can crash.
It crashes my pc if I even slightly change anything on my 1600x. I don't really get it gotta look for a guide
how lmao my ryzen 5 1600 is on 1.3v and 3.8ghz cmon
This advice helped me a lot. I didn't know about the chipset driver on the AMD website. After installing it and setting the power plan to the Ryzen high performance one I finally got rid of the annoying temperature spikes. They're still there to some degree but not as annoying as before. Before it would idle at ~39C and just for a second jump to high 40s, over 50, sometimes over 60... This made the fans speed up all the time... Now it only balances between ~39C and ~47C, which is normal for 3rd gen Ryzen as far as I know
does this stil apply for today's motherboards and cpus ?( zen+ and b450/x470 series )
Yes!
Here's a video you could do. How long will an OC'd CPU last before biting the dust or just plain crashing? Assuming temps are within reason. Electronic components last a long time but when pressed to the extreme they fail faster, a lot faster.
I had a Radeon HD3870 video card that bit the dust less than a year after overclocking it and not even to the extreme.
Can I just install the chipset from AMD? Or do I need to install my B350 chipset from MSI as well? I’ve build my first desktop, just looking for clarity on what to install.
Juyced AMD.
Nice tips. I'll have to keep these in mind. I'm in the middle of compiling my first build (ryzen 7 3700x, 16 gb of ram & rtx 2070 super). Not going to OC the system though. I may also use a piece of software called driver boost to get most of the updates.
Do i need a high mhz ram?
quangluu96 thanks
But is it okay if my ram is 2400 mhz?
KingJohnX207 Ryzen benefits a lot from higher frequency ram. If you can go no higher, that should be fine but to see what Ryzen is really made of 3000 or 3200 are almost needed. For now if your just looking at general purpose use and some gaming your fine though.
It depends on your gpu and your resolution. A youtuber, Hardware Unbox, did an awesome test on ryzen performance with different memory speeds while pairing it with a 1060, 1070, 1080 ti's and it showed that mid range gpu' like rx 580 and 1060 6gb do not benefit memory speeds, a gtx 1070 gets very small boost depending on the game, and a 1080 ti gets a slight boost. This was all tested in 1080p gameplay btw. Memory speed will not affect 1440p and 4K gameplay as these resolutions focuses on GPU power.
Thanks guys. I had a 8 gb ddr4 2400 mhz. I think i will add another 8 gb with same brand and speed is it okay?
The fact that you mentioned Linux users within the first 40 seconds got you a new sub.
You're a real one for that AMD chipset download my 1700x has never ran better👏
Here's one massive advice for anyone having ryzen, DONT USE AN OLD WINDOWS 7, 8.1, OR VER1 WINDOWS 10. Bought a 3700x with an x57....computer kept blue screaming getting after using a store windows 10 usb stick...only the newer version of windows 10 understands how ryzen uses its multiple cores....waisted a whole day scratching my head until having to download a new iso version to a thumb drive....hope this helps anyone.
I had to update my Bios and it fixed all of m system instability
Nice to see a fellow Core P3 user! Thanks for the AMD chipset tip, it's the only thing I haven't done yet on the R5 1600. For temps, HWmonitor is compatible with Ryzen as well. I was using Ryzen master too, but it doesn't min/max for when I run p95 to verify a stable OC.
I updated my bios because I got my motherboard in a day earlier, and the next day there was a power outage for the whole town at the same time I was updating my motherboard the previous day .___. ... dogged a bullet there :D
BroGamer Even I breathed a sigh of relief there... you got lucky.
I recommend getting a back up battery powered supply incase it happens again in the future. Trust me, IT WILL SAVE YOU THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
Thats why i always record my screen during bios update, just in case something happen..
I don't understand is updating bios not safe ?
I have msi b350 mortar and ryzen 5 1600 do i need to update bios ?
@@mohagamal7102 it's not safe during hurricane 😀 updating bios and chipset driver is always recommended.. see its improvements at the detail page..
Invaluable video! Thank you my friend!
1. Download drivers
2. Overclock
3. Download games
4. Play games
ron swanson would be proud
almost to 1 mil views, congrats on the channel growth man
I know who u r ur austin evens nice dual channel any more we don't know about?
+nick wescott Bahaha you're not the first to say that. He's definitely got some awesome content, so I'll take it as a compliment. ;)
i was hoping that was a ram related pun :(
It is fun to listen to your voice, seriously. I don't understand pc shit yet I'm watching it. Cool voice dude
When you build an Intel PC, then Ryzen makes a comeback...
good vid, I love my new Ryzen build!!
For Linux users, the drivers part is no needed.. At least I didn't have to on Debian 9 + Kernel 4.9 everything worked out of the box! although I'm currently running Kernel 4.12 (better for IOMMU).
Just a heads up, if they try to claim voided warranty for overclocking, you can successfully fight back with consumer law. This is especially the case in Australia. Besides, overclocking should never damage your hardware within the life of the product. Unless you're doing LN2, or the liquid cooler leaked, but that has nothing to do with overclocking, and more to do with the cooler.
"should" is key word here, it still "may" aspecially if comes to voltage setting
Damn... what happened to "pop in the CD that came with your motherboard and install the drivers"? I mean sure, I get they would possibly be outdated, but it feels like I have to jump through many hoops just to game.
Kind of a turn-off, especially if you're not a full-on enthusiast who would rather make love to their Titan X than their spouse.
BenieTheDragon it really doesn't take long. Just go to a couple of websites and click download.
Well you see, people like that are basically the reason america and english speaking countries are so fucking autistic today. Too involved in everything else to take things slow and do things that take more than 6 seconds. Oh god I cant build a pc and watch it install itself while watching ten million vine compilations on my phone? :((((((((( sad.
falt True. I knew nothing about building a pc before I did it and it went pretty smoothly. Also, I learned a lot along the way. As for downloads in general, I've read lots about people complaining about the slow speeds of particular dl files, yet, in reality, it could be minutes out of their lives. Soon, a second will be too long. The Instant culture.
especially for MSI it's important not to use the shipped CD, but go to website.
Well sucks i seem to have to RMA my Asus B350-F mobo
after 1st few turn on's and prob a bad idea using the PSU switch as the turn off to now i get no power on when i press the power on my case D: fml
M4TT EXE Sorry to hear that. How's the build now?
Always turn off your pc before turning off your Power supply
Haven´t seen the full video yet, but I´m pretty sure he forgot to mention that you have to nut a full load into your case before proceiding, just wanted to add that one.
Keep having driver load issues on amd I2c .. anyone has such issues?
You can run windows 7 64 like i do. The set up was relatively easy. Get an old round end mouse (not usb) and you will be able to use it with a usb or DVD iso version of Win7-64, with the option of choosing a virtual keyboard that win7 gives you on its loading pages. You need to have the mouse because the mouse drivers wont be correct for you am4 board. Then go to amd and download the win7 loading aid you will need to use. The whole process is relatively easy. After that load in your drivers from the mobo manufacturer and then download and use I/O bits : DriverBooster and it will search out all the drivers you will need to upgrade if any. I always have a standard list of utilities that need to get uploaded after any OS reformatting and HD wiping, so make a utility folder and have whatever you need to reinstall like drivers for your printer, MSI afterburner, Hw monitor, Hand Brake, your gpu drivers, Fraps, DDU, Jzip (do a custom install and never put allow their bloatware in by unchecking every checked box), your browser and Chrome (a must occasionally), and any other programs you use so you can run the exe file setup files from your utility folder and keep it on a thumbdrive. If you dont upgrade the bios you may not get as high a ram speed and have other issues, but get it set up and running first.
Yooo guys. Im buying ryzen 3 and i cant decide if i buy an AMD RX 460 NITRO 4GB or MSI GTX 1050TI
Luka Žaberl 1050ti
Luka Žaberl just get a 1060 man 1050ti isn't really worth it imo
if you are going to play esport titles get rx460 if you want to play some demanding games the 1050ti
alupihan i now have a msi gaming x 1060 6gb and i7 6700
I'm planning to get Ryzen 3 1300x with maybe a GTX 1060 3GB or RMX 470/480.. Which GPU should i go for? Also which MOBO is the best one to pair up with my CPU? The ASUS Prime B350 PLUS or the Msi B350?
4:08 that's a freakin ten FPS increase. How can you say it's an exaggeration??
I am a major ametuer, if i download the chipset and install it, will that be all i am required to do? restart the PC, all is good?
Jamie P Yes, the chipset drivers are like a normal program. Click the file and follow prompts. No extra fiddling necessary. As you said.
When you said you were a major amateur i was like ok he needs help but then i read "if I download the chipset and install it" then I was like ok he's the worst of the major amateurs 😌😱
Great video, glad i found this channel
Linux user, old man, occasional gamer but mostly not.
I'd agree with all of that.
I would add a comment that overclocking is a bit like tuning your car or motorbike. You don't have to actually buy any parts (at least to start with) but you are messing with stuff and if you don't know what you're doing, the rods are going to pop out and say "Hello." through the side of the block.
All Ryzen CPUs are unlocked. That means you can overclock them.
The ones that have an 'X' in the name, cost a bit more, and they have a built in automatic widget that overclocks some cores, on an "as needed" basis, to help your performance. It's a fairly mild and conservative overclock, but you don't have to go messing about in the BIOS (EUFI) shit yourself. And it works when needed, and underclocks when the CPU is idle, to save power and temp. It is a good thing, but whether it's worth $100 extra on your CPU is for you to decide.
Intel have a kind of ring-bus arrangement inside their CPU, for core-to-core coms and talking to main system memory and so on. Pretty much everything goes through it and it runs at exactly the clock-speed of the CPU itself. Ok. AMD came up with a thing called Infinity Fabric, which performs much the same function. And the Infinity Fabric scheme can be extended beyond the motherboard - main RAM system, take in all the PCI lanes, and the back plate and the other boards... It is a scaleable system, and it does ease the building of servers and server farms and data centres and supercomputers... Infinity Fabric works at the clock-speed of the memory. It's designed that way. So clocking up an Intel chip memory will speed up the memory a bit, but clocking up the memory on Ryzen speeds up all sorts of things inside the CPU that are related to memory, but have wider impacts, like core-to-core communication... This is why getting fast memory and clocking it up as high as it will work, is going to make far more difference to a Ryzen based system than an Intel one. You don't have to, but it will help. Clock up the memory on an Intel system, and you get faster memory. Clock up the memory on a Ryzen system, and it's not just the memory that gets sped up.
Kneedragon1962 That was interesting. What would be a reasonable roof, in terms of oc, before diminishing benefits? Many thanks.
Oh stfu
Thanks for the info!
Thanks for the tip about chipsets! I will use that when I get the 3700x with my bonus next paycheck
My bios is 8 years old... xD
o o f
16 years old bios right here
Spectre and Meltdown: "I'm gonna destroy this man's career."
I have a b450 pro4 I have upgraded my bios but when I put in my XMP setting profile and Dram Fre it still tells me to reboot select proper Boot device I have a ryzen 3200g I just built my rig... what do I do?
Buy a kick a$$ GPU with all that Intel $$ you saved 😅😄😂
5700xt 🤙
I got an rtx 2070 super with that saved money
@@thewarhammerworkshop nice too
@@affectedrl5327 Hell yea im going for a power color red devil rx 5700 xt
@@odachikun good choice
I have the AMD Ryzen 7 2700x and can't figure out which chipset is needed.
So will updating the chipset allow me to actually use my ram at 3200mhz!?
No - that would a bios/uefi update with the latest agesa microcode.
I ended up sending back my nice looking RGB RAM for the fugly Flare X RAM because it was close to guaranteed to work being on the Ryzen-certified list and all my QVLs. Flare X RAM and that Noctua fan gave my rebuild a couple of swipes with the ugly stick, but everything works properly.
AKSBSU lol dude same I gave up some trident z for some vengeance led
you forgot the additional purchase of a fire extinguisher
3:20
Did I just notice a GTX 660 with a Ryzen 7 1700?????
Ermmmm, bottleneck much?
"Ryzen's Balanced is sometimes better than High Performance!"
Me: "Yeah, i see only once being better in the chart doe"
That was my thoughts exactly.
Dude please read the description which is on left side of chart!
keyword: sometimes
Thanks for the tips especially with the AMD driver update! I'll definitely be updating in first chance I get on my pc
I'm currently running a r5 1400 @3.95ghz 1.4125v
Would it be safe to bump the voltage even higher to try a stable 4ghz oc?
I have an aio, so temps won't be an issue. I dont care much about the lifespan, as long as it's at least a couple of years, since i'll upgrade to zen2 later.
Frog Cartoons Are Racist Nazis i wont go over 1.4 v ... I Think you shouldnt go higher
i have R5 1600 @ 3.89ghz auto voltage , running stable at 100% 80c on stock cooler... hahaha... i almost faint when it hit 90c once.
CPU will hold on within those temperatures and for as long as you won't set it 1.4V 7/24. But be aware, that CPU is not the limitation, with such OC and especially if you have high Mhz DDR4 - take a look and monitor power section on your MOBO as those VRMs can get pretty hot ... where by pretty hot I understand "you can boil water on them".
Azuan Atoya don't use auto voltage. I'm running ryzen 1600 on 3.9 with 1.32 volts and 40C idle and up to 65-75 load, 85 max full load.
Really really useful video! I'm looking for get an upgrade to a Ryzen aswell and didn't know about this points that you've mention.
Can't get my 3000Mhz tridentz rgb above 2133 on any voltage. Motherboard is B350 Strix w Ryzen 7 1700