Ryzen 5000 Undervolting with PBO2 - Absolutely Worth Doing
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Slight correction - some users are seeing PBO2 available on B450 motherboards.
Another update: It is available on some boards with AGESA 1.1.0.0, including my Crosshair VIII Impact. Just tested the Ryzen 5900X in my own system - it can do a negative offset of 25.
If you push the curve down far enough with this feature, does it result in lower idle temps?
@@ivchatov yes sure does. But if u push curve and leave 200mhz auto oc on you may have to increase (from -30 or -20) curve to persay -12
@@ivchatov with auto no curve 200mhz auto oc max voltage is 1.45/48v on b550 gaming edge wifi, and it's x570 counter. With 200mhz auto oc + -12 curve max voltage (with 4.85ghz all core) is 1.41v.... temps will go crazy without pbo and limiting edc etc. He didn't touch this bc it's different for EVERY chip say, 10 5600x not one will have the same pbo limitations. (All is auto, no manual voltage sets other than 4000mhz 2000fclk to ram, and 1.45v on my dram voltage. No static oc to the processor. Am able to run 3200c14 sticks of tforce dark pro at 16,15,15,15,32,38 with tight subs an secondary timings. (Wasn't asked about but these chips from what I've seen are all doing 2000fclk oc. Even on e die kits (worst ram die to date.)
I have B450 Tomahawk Max with AGESA 1.1.0.0 Patch D. Running 5600X PBO2 enabled.
@@turskaparoni yep, curve works as I stated. It's under advanced on msi boards inside amd overclocking
Ali... it's 6am and I shouldn't be doing a BIOS update and tuning an undervolt... but here I am doing a BIOS update and tuning an undervolt.
same but its 3 am
Jajajajaj same
6am
classic 😂
MY Ryzen 7 5800x with a -30 offset: Novabench showed a jump from 4.68 to 4.83 GHZ and an overall score increase from 4195 to 4245. CPU runs 12c lower at idle and roughly 8 - 10c lower under load. Great information and a real worthwhile tweak for 5000 series users.
thank you and also you seem to be lucky as Im hitting 4.7-4.75 GHz at maximum in cinebench and even drops slightly under 4.7 GHz because it reaches around 80-82 degrees. Im using Arctic Liquid Freezer II 360
What settings you used?
Starfield is wrecking my temps, 89c on the CPU while playing the game so here I am trying to undervolt my 5800x
@@5erase how is your airflow and what cpu cooler you use
what is your idle temp? I have the same cpu is sitting at 45C with firefox open.
I appreciate that your video isnt full of filler stammering, um's, uh's, redundantly repeating yourself here and there, very straight forward, to the point. Im so glad i found your channel, you got a subscribe from me.
Finally a guide by someone that really know whats he is doing.
I'll probably sound like a dick but I just find this comment funny since the last time he uploaded an undervolting video he had to take it down because of the massive amount of misinformation.
@@billedwardz thats kinda funny
He pressed a cpu down after installing it in the video
@@billedwardz Which video was that?
@@billedwardz But you have to mention that at the 3000 Ryzen release undervolting was completely broken.
He was one of the first who discovered that, after a day the video was offline and he made a video what was wrong with undervolting. From then on everybody knew you have to performance verify core clocks even on CPUs.
One of the best tech channels on YT.
Definitely, he doesn’t sound like he wants to sell us something in order to grow his audience but really cares about delivering the best content possible.
I remember the time when subscriptions were around 3.000, that was around when i joined. He defenitly earned it.
I concur
@Dr Doom Skywalker yea your list is basically the same as me dude
I started watching the channel a year or two ago because I was interested in SFF builds, and Optimum Tech has the best SFF videos by far. I don't know if he has hired more people to help as the channel has grown, but even when it started, the lighting, editing, presentation and of course, the information presented were all on point, and yes, not putting his face (or biceps) in the thumbnail or using clickbait words in the title is worth some extra respect.
5600x user here. Wasn't able to apply -30 to my chip without introducing instability in games soI dialed it back to -25 and it's been rock solid now for nearly a month both in games, when idle and during stress tests . My temps dropped by 10c and my multi core cinebench scores went up by roughly 200 points! Incredible
What was your stock voltage at
What's your voltage at???
Did you overclock it?
5600x user here as well. I did a -20 on the curve optimizer and my core clock and scores on R20 went up. There was also a 5 degree celsius drop in temperature under max load.
@@SouvikAhmed thanks for the info
With a negative offset of 30 this literally reduced core temps by 15 degrees while maintaining a higher clock speed, no joke. Any spike in load would cause my 5900x to jet up to 70-80 degrees on a 360mm aio, after applying this, that temp is around 55. Insane!
Mine was 70-80 and I had 2 times bleu screen. After this video my 5600x cpu temp stays at 60-70.
Nice! Yeah I was pretty shocked when I upgraded to a 5950X, when launching programs it would jump to 70 degrees, basically opening chrome would have higher temp then a benchmark. Going to try this negative offset today see how we go!
holy shit man thats awesome!
@@ibrahimturan28 What about 100% load?
@@bogpan after my cpu froze i changed my cooler to scythe version c.
I have now problem with screen freeze ingame. But the temps stay 39 to 50 max i think
I was waiting a long time for your video on this
Thanks a lot Ali !!
easily the best ryzen undervolting guide I've seen, amazing content as always!
Stability isnt tested properly at all though in this video, the most important thing is testing at very LOW loads. These very low loads crash the system. How Ali does it in this vid, your pc will crash randomly while browsing or at the desktop.
@@Grena567 yep, my 5600x was crashing randomly at desktop or in game lobby even at -15 or -20.
@@Helicrom what did you overcome the crashing ? What did you put for the pbo settings ?
@@priiintplayzz6219 What I did, in short, was to go to per-core instead of all-cores. I'm doing -20 on 4 of the cores and -10 on the two cores that Windows seems to like the best (in my case, Cores 0 and 1 on my 5600X, checked using Ryzen Master). Idle testing consisted of doing nothing but leaving my PC on (running no active apps or tests), which I always do anyway. I probably could've gone back and pushed some cores to -25 or even -30 but I got bored.
@@KarimTemple thanks for this my pc kept crashing
Thanks for the bios walkthrough of PBO2. My 2 year old 5800X saved 20 watts of package power with much lower thermals, while still scoring 3% higher on Cinebench at 15,750. Wish I did this sooner.
Thank you for this brilliant straight forward guide. I just got the 5600X and hope to run it cool, rather than max out the OC, this guide's perfect for my needs.
You went over the most important part of all of this in the video which is stability testing. The main issue that I found while trying out the curve optimiser is that even though you can test it each core individually or all cores at the same time with different stress testing programs this will can only guarantee stability during intensive workloads. Most of my crashes that I faced were while the PC was idling. I haven't found a consistent way of testing this aspect of the curve optimiser. I have checked reddit posts and different forums and I've seen people complaining about the same issue. The PC can be stable while running prime95 all night but it will crash while you just browse the web. I propose you do a followup video after you use the system for at least one week with the settings you showed and then report if the system was actually stable. Maybe even make a video that covers stability testing.
My PC with a 5900x gets a blue screen at -27 while doing nothing.
@RubiiX It doesn't test idle stability. I have tried running prime95, occt, cinebench for multiple hours and I can still just crash on the desktop while not doing much.
@RubiiX how do you set cinebench up to run for 30 mins ?
@RubiiX got it, is there any way to do similar in R15 tho?
At idle you're at the bottom of the curve and that voltage may be too low. Maybe there is minimum voltage setting to compensate while still being able to take advantage of the curve optimizer for higher voltage/frequencies.
Yeah this is brilliant and seems like something a lot of proud overclockers would completely miss. After undervolting my 5600x by the max amount, and undervolting RTX 3080 to 0.85V @ 1875MHz I use a maximum of like 300-350W when playing games, not a single hitch. Crazy stuff. Combine that with Noctua cooler and case fans and my PC is almost dead quiet at full load, and generates a lot less heat.
Undervolting all the way. So much more satisfying to have a highly efficient PC, rather than raging inferno just for a few more fps.
same with rtx 2070s and same cpu shaved of 10/18 c in most game under load wh3 warzone and rest crazy stuff
What is your settings for 5600x?
Damn, my 3080 is 0.95v @ 1950Mhz and I can't go lower or I crash
@@SpiderpigThe turn of pbo that is all how i see lie, so much voltage and temp for nothing , just overclock manualy if you want i get it on 1.2v 4.5ghz under loads it get around 63-65 c with aio.
what value did you put -30 for all core or?
Brilliant video! Your instructions are clear, well explained, and to the point without skipping important information. Subscribed!
I love how concise and clear this was to understand. Thanks!
Amazing stuff. Now we need an Undervolt vs Overclock comparison. Would be the ultimate video!
Curve optimizer does both, there is no versus situation here
Thanks for clearing this up. Great stuff man really appreciate this one!
Amazing, can't believe I've slept on this extra performance for a year 🤣 got my 5900x paired with a msi b450m gaming plus motherboard running pbo 2 with curve optimizer at negative 25 with auto oc set to +200, Getting identical temps as before with 3-400 mhz improvement in clock speeds in single threaded workloads and in cinebench r23 multi core test it holds a solid 4.6ghz all cores. Thanks for this video! Highly appreciated!
Is that 5900x working fine with msi b450m gaming plus. That motherboard is cheap for 5900x. I'm also thinking to buy 5800x for my msi b450m m2 pro max. My motherboard is almost same price. When it available.
@@deepak00singh34it's still going strong!
I have a 5900x and gigabyte b450 pro wifi. It's doable. @@deepak00singh34
This video still adding value. Just turned PBO2 on negative curve like the video suggests, managed to attain -30 first time. Can see all cores under 100% load hitting 4.3Ghz sustained with a vcore of 1.1875. Max temps were 66C on a 240 aio on a SFF case. Really cool, entire thing is a lot quieter now. Thank you!
hey, that's awesome! what cpu? you can also see what you can do with PBO and CO in ryzen master. I get 66C under load on a 5900x hitting 4.6 all core.
just let ryzen master auto CO all core for about an hour and you will get up to 28 depending on your cpu 30 all core is just not for everyone.
The thumbnail of this video was more dope than what AMD themselves could do.
The content was great too!
Enjoying the content VERY MUCH 😊😊 ALI!!
Dude, every video you put out is well made, and it is also useful. Exceptional work.
Simple, yet effective explanation. Good job. Best explanation I’ve seen with little useless information.
this is a great channel for a) SFF pc builds and b) undervolting your shit. love you ali!
Hi Ali! Quick question. What software are you using to create temperature, frequency and all other amazing charts? :)
Bro I literally just copy and pasted this into my bios, and it literally worked first try. I have a 5800x. Went from 4,499 MHz to 4600 MHz and it went from 87c max to 85c. This is insanely easy and insanely effective. I’m for sure subbing for this video. So easy to follow
Very helpful video. With my 5600x I didn't try this but had pretty good results with a PBO of 200MHz. The same setting didn't help my 5900x much, but this -30 offset worked like a charm. My Passmark rating single thread went from ~3500 to 3670 and my overall CPU rating went from ~40000 to ~42500.
Absolutely spot on! This is a feature that is truly worthy of a "finally" :o But still, Curve Optimizer seems like a solution to a problem that shouldn't really exist.
I got impatient trying to get a hold of a 5000 series and went for a good deal on a 3800XT, and I've been playing around trying to tame the ridiculous voltage it uses at default. PB does a good job of clocking up, but shoots itself in the foot with the voltage. Temperatures aren't an issue, as my loop is complete overkill, but it keeps sending CPU power into the red. PBO aactually gives worse performance, as, for some reason, it boosts 100MHz lower than default. Auto-overclocking is pointless for the same reasons, there's no point in raising the limits if it isn't hitting any of them.
Then, I fell into the same trap as the 1V guy, "lets stick an ofset on and see what happens." I dialed in 250mV and it was looking good: immediately dropped 20W from CPU, clocks boosted better than ever. Then R23 finished and only gave 10k, instead of 12k... After a few more runs, I noticed the Core VID was higher than it should be, and HWiNFO64 was showing the "Effective Clock" as only about 3600MHz, even though the "Clock" was a good 4500/4600ish. Clearly the motherboard's idea of "Core Voltage" is different to AMD's.
Dialing in a fixed frequency and voltage still seems like the only way to go for 3000 series. I've dialed in 4200MHz at 1.2V and it seems happy enough. Lots of tweaking still to be done, though.
I am looking forward to trying this on my 5900x when it finally comes in. Thanks again for the great content.
i am really impressed with the quality you deliver and how clearly you explain everything! Definitely one of the best tech channels (also for mini itx build and in general)! Thank you so much for all your efforts!
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It's no wonder this video has over 750K views
@@DogeFrom2014 best name haha
hm the second one are the true second place imo, theyre far from rest but far from gr7 as well, sound identical to the creative
prob the only true 'gift' from manufacturer lol they just gave wo any effort, used them well before 'recall'
Man this channel is super underrated. What great content.
Absolute champ, I've watched almost every video and learnt so much from you! You walked me through my NZXT H1 build, undervolting my 5700XT, justified my already purchased EVGA 3060ti XC and now this. 🙂
Why would you replace a 5700XT with a 3060 Ti? I'm not bashing or hating, it just genuinely interests me. Those two aren't too far apart in terms of performance, or at least not enough apart to justify spending $400+. Or have you sold/found another use for the 5700XT?
@@subrezon probably sold it or got rid of it, maybe cuz of driver issues?
@@subrezon in my opinion, definitely for RTX😭.
@@subrezon @Subrezon yeah that's a good question. I video edit and I wanted to try try an Nvidia card for the GPU accelaration and I have to say it's been a pretty good. I game as well and I'm planning to use the 5700XT and my 3600 from my H1 in my new HTPC. What's interrsting though is in Australia, my gaming OC 5700XT is going for 550 - 600 on ebay and I bought it for 670! Tempted to sell it...
@@subrezon In my expericence the 5700xt drivers are just garbage and slipping over to the 3060ti is reasonable, especially when u can take advantage of tay tracing
The perfect video I was waiting for as I'm using a MSI X570 board, thanks!
that bed track was grooving. Great vid too! just about to build my 5950x system
This has been a great guide helped me understand pbo and curve optimiser with my very first amd system i've ever built, came from a 9900k to a 5950x and mainly use my rig for gaming and have seen it do anywhere between 4750mhz to 4800mhz on majority of the cores, I am currently playing at 1440p and soon to be either 1440p ultrawide or 4k. Temps are a little higher in games and power compared to an all core clock at 4.6 but for the gained 200mhz they haven't gone up much, custom loop with liquid metal, open air test bench at the moment with the Evga X570 Dark until i get everything for the case i'm putting it in, ambient temperature varies between 14 degrees C and 24 as here in South East Queensland Australia it's getting towards winter. Thanks again Optimus Tech this video extremely helpful for someone just starting out with Ryzen :)
Best guide so far, appreciate you mention the actual agesa version required. Don't think my board currently supports this as of yet so I've left the 5950x stock. Gets far too hot with PBO.
Thank you ! I tried on my 5800x, honestly, I had minor issues and higher temps than using stock, but maybe down the line some tweaking will happen
WOW !!!
Thank you very much for sharing this. And you did a very good job at clearly explaining and making it easy to understand, with no nonsense.
The overclock may not be huge, but the temperature drop is significant.
Can't wait to give this a try :)
My 5900x with a negative offset of 12 works stable at around 77°C in Cinebench. Before that I got peaks on some cores to almost 90. Thank you so much! Trying to get a bit lower for even more efficiency.
This is really nice! This should be a feature where you can essentially do this with the push of a button. Imagine an
optimized CPU profile that automatically undervolts with PBO2. Just like the XMP profile, you would just set it once and then forget about it.
This used to be a thing computers had back in the 80s and 90s,a "turbo" button right on the front of the case,which sounds like it would make it go faster but was actually to slow it down because the regular speed was too fast for older software to work right.
B450 also supported! Works great with Asus b450m tuf beta bios with agesa 1.2.0.0 and ryzen 5600x. With a value of -20 I get stable improvement of about 5%. Value of -30 not stable though. You can find the setting in Advanced / Amd overclocking / PBO / Curve optimiser
just bought one. Thanks for this video!
Hey, one quick question: What do you use to record your sensor data during your tests? HWINFO or anything else?
Nice, tried it out on 5950x, the -12 same as the video. 3Dmark score went up a bit, boost clock made it to 5053 instead of 5040, and slighty lower thermals and power draw. Nothing major but certainly a nice improvement. Thanks!
Has there been any stability issues or anything since then?
Still running a undervolted I7-7700k after watching your video. Helped a ton! Also undervolting my 3060 ti.
Love your videos!
Hey, help with guide for undervolted i7700k. Thanks :)
@@userworx Look up his video named "Should You Undervolt Your CPU?". It's not a guide, but gives you some estimates for what you can expect. Every CPU behaves differently. Silicone lottery.
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Very well narrated and explained. Many thanks!!!
I needed this ! Thanks so much bro, you for sure know what ur doing
This guy is excellent! Composure, kind, knowledgeable, in formed, unbiased and very helpful.👍🥇
Man I love how power efficient ryzens performance is
Zen 3 is pretty nice in all regards. Though at this point i'm already looking forward to alder lake and the implementation of big.LITTLE on a desktop x86 CPU, that should be interesting.
@@SaltyMaud It'll be shit. The only reason they are doing it is so they can claim to have X amount of Cores in their marketing, when in reality half the cores will be garbage and won't have hyperthreading, because they can't squeeze any more "real" cores onto their 14nm process.
@@monkfishy6348 Well, it sounds pretty good to me. It's a pretty smart compromise, having a limited number of high performance cores allows, in theory, you to push more speed out of them within thermal and power limitations. Additional LP cores benefit efficiency in light use and you can think the additional threads they provide for thread hungry applications as a free bonus. Best of all worlds. No compromises on single thread performance, improved efficiency, additional threads without bloating the power envelope. It's not a novel idea, it's about time it was utilized in desktop CPUs. How it turns out in practice remains to be seen, but the way i see it, this has the potential to be the greatest paradigm shift since the introduction of multicore CPUs.
For huge CPU farm applications and the people who legitimately have good use for the xeons and threadrippers, this may not be it. But for the majority of consumers this is very interesting indeed.
i've come back to this video about five times as i've swapped mobos/updated bios. thanks very much for this one mate
I had to adjust my fan curves to account for lower cpu temps for my build because the undervolt worked too well and my GPU wasn’t getting enough air. So yeah, it’s definitely worth
I wouldn‘t use Cpu Temp to Regulate case fans. There are several programd to use gpu temp to lower or boost up case fans
Simple, concise yet effective explanation which actually works in real life. Best channel ever
Hey, thanks for this guide. I've been looking at some other guides too, and found some different / other approaches, but yours netted the best results it seemed. My main concern which was highlighted by some people on these undervolt tweaks, is stability at low workloads (low speed, low core use, low voltage). Apparently when undervolting using the PBO2 the issue is not so much staying stable at high workloads whether single or multi-threaded, but the other end where e.g. a -30 might cause instability. The issue is that I haven't been able to find a solid way of testing this kind of stability - I did see some mention of using the windows repair flow, but that's quite a hassle to trigger, and I'm uncertain if it's ensuring full stability. Did you find a good way of testing low load stability?
In addition, a lot of other users took a different approach where the set PBO limits to motherboard, then set a boost override (+200 ish), and then apply negative values per core, with the lower values being on the two best performing cores, and a much less aggressive undervolt on all the other cores (I think something like -15 on best cores and -5 on other cores on a 59000x).
Did you try anything like that too? I guess some of the temp benefits are lost.
For now I'll go with your approach unless I run into any sort of instability - but would love to hear whether you tried some of these approaches that most other people seemed to take, and whether they'd change your recommendations.
This guide seems to fit the "typical" approach I've seen other places: www.anandtech.com/show/16267/amd-precision-boost-overdrive-2-adaptive-undervolting-for-ryzen-5000-coming-soon
This is the first guide that said to disable PBO which confused me but I've seen lots of good comments so I'll try it now.
Thx for this video... I was desperate to handle the temperature although I have a msi 360 AIO... Glad I have seen this video.... Now running about rock solid 80 degrees
Mate, took me 3 months waiting but my 5900X finally arrived from PCCaseGear. It’s a hot CPU. I have 2 x EK Coolstream 360 XE rads with Vardar fans cooling the 5900X and a RTX3090. GPU idles at 23 and max of 50-52 at full load.
The 5900X idled at about 40 and max of 75 in Aida64 for an hour. Not maxed but still very warm for such a cooling loop.
I used your exact settings in my MSI Bios and I get higher clocks, less max power draw, and max temps of 61 degrees. Idle is still warm but max is great now.
You’re a legend. I love you videos. Wish I had the patience and skill to make the builds you do. Thanks for all you do 👍🏻
Just casually sprinkling 3080 FEs all over the place for window dressing. We've all been flexed on
I love the content! Keep it up!
Thanks you for this video! I was getting extremely high temps with my 5700x with ambient temperature of around 27c, after setting an undervolt of -.1,5 it went from that to 69c under full load
My G. Thank you for simplying this for me for now. I just finished my build and got a free upgrade from a Ryzen 7 5800 X to a 9 5950x. Yes my multicore performance increase was obv. amazing though single core score not as much.(as it could be). I have 4 cores peaking at 4.999 @ 38.4-72C (warm day). I may have only gained a slight 0.45 MP Ratio in Cin3R23 with my 4 cores now hitting 5049 MHz but my thermals are no longer touching 67c under load.
This is a great stopgap so I can move the F on until I can learn more.
great vid. did the underclocking. just what i need :D
Thank you for this amazing Video! Although im very interested in Just overclocking with PBO2, without undervolting aswell, does anyone know good recources on that? Cheers
probably the best tip I've ever got regarding my processor...high performance without any drawbacks... literally free performance...thanks a lot mate!
Thank you for posting this! I'm trying to get my new 5950 dialed in, and it's been quite a few years since I've upgraded...
I am finding the Auto OC option in Ryzen Master pretty sweet for baking with flip fluids. Only a bit salty that I was too late for a 5900x instead of the 5800x.
Outstanding tutorial and report. Appreciate you making such a polished presentation. 👍
PS 5800X owners have reported overheating issues. That CPU would probably benefit most from this.
Just buy good cooler pfs
your graphs looks cool, very nice color selection
Just did that with my 5700x and an AsRock B450 fatality k4 gaming motherboard (ofc updated bios ) thanks amd asrock for the support, got that motherboard through 3cpus.And ofc thank u for your helpful video dude u rock,your graphs your quality in videos everything are top notch.Greetings from Greece buddy.
It would be interesting to see a comparison of PBO2 vs. PBO2 + Undervolt
Got My Ryzen 5 5600x 2 months ago and Man i loved it ! And soon after i came across this video i tried it and i got +300 Points in cinebench r20 and better cooling . Thank you for this amazing video and love your content bro
Good to show people your ambient room temp, this is always forgotten when people compare results.
Well done, good job - appreciated and will be recommended.
Best PBO2 tutorial I've ever seen. Thank you.
Great video, thanks! You deserve more attention, so here's a comment and a like. :)
Thank you, I need to find time and test it on my system
I honestly didn't believe this would work BUT I saw performance increase of around 1000 on CPU-Z when undervolting to -30. Thank you for posting this!
Worked like a charm. I was able to get the max value of 30 on my 5800x and msi mpg x570 gaming edge wifi. Improved my cinebench r23 score by 4% with lower temps and higher clocks than stock
Any instability issue? I just tried this on my 5600x and at -30 it crashed after 2-3 minuts. Trying -25 now with 10 threads loaded, will see in 12 hours I guess.
Was able to set negative 30 on my 5800X and got a big performance boost out of nowhere.
I can’t thank you enough for such a useful info!
Антон Поддубнов I couldn’t keep 30 negative magnitude. I had to set mine to 25. Probably due to the mother boards. Each one delivers power a little differently. I was able to get some serious gains though. Glad you also had a similar performance boost.
@@chrissmith8242 Thanks! After thorough testing I also had to dial it back to 26 for a concrete stability. Anyway - the performance gain us huge!
Is it stable in time spy physics test?
@@johannestheil652 yes, of-course. It’s rock solid everywhere.
@@antonpoddubnov4651 lucky guy, it doesnt work for me sadly. Which kind of ram do you use and how many ram bars?
Thanks man. negative 25 on my 5800x got me boosting between at 4.7-4.8GHz and staying at around 75 degrees max. Up from what my board was doing stock at 4.6 and 80-85 degrees
On AMD 5950x, MSI Prestige X570 Creation, G.SKILL Trident Z Neo 16GB 3800 CAS14. I was able to get "All core curve Opt. Mag." set to 24 and received 10134 on Cinebench R20. Thank you so much! Excellent video.
Tnx a lot mann. it helped with my 5800x at -25. and its stable... love you
Are you still running this? Might give it a go
can I use this with the Dynamic OC Switcher from the Asus X570 Dark Hero MB ? if I want less core application than it runs with lower voltage ?
Thanks man for the detailed video.
Thanks man, 10c less temperature with a -20 value curve optimizer, could not notice any performance problem.
great video. This gives a noticeable increase in 5600x CPU frequency. Which in turn gives much better gaming minimum framerates and framerate consistency. This is probably the most important factor for gaming and not max framerate.
What values did you use and have you had any issues since
Is your system stable?
@@enessengul219-30 curve stablo may 5600x temps drop to 10c amwzing
@@thatsreallyamoon-30.for me 5600x still stable
I am using the negative offset of 30 with my 5600x
I have the exact same results as you do and so far (2 weeks now) everything runs stable :)
great video
can you tell me your clocks speed and voltage pls
Did it maintain the clock speeds or it increased with the negative curve?
I get 4.6 all cores@@IlPassato
4.6 all cores, 1.18V@@dekki3781
Thanks for this guide. I managed to lower my temperatures on Ryzen 7 5700x on B450 TOMAHAWS MAX board from MSI. Idle temps are -5°C. I tested temps on Cinebech R23. All core load temps are -8°C and plus 1100 points! Single core is -7°C.
Thank you very much for your work. 🙋🏻♂️
2:48 Got to sharpen your knife
wow this guide is great, trying this out on my 5800x to lower the temps and temps dropped about 7-8 celcius without any dip in my cinebench r20 score. thanks a lot
How many counts were you able to do? Gonna try it on my 5800x as well.
@@RafitoOoO hi sorry for the late reply but my score on r20 was 6k
I look forward to trying this on my 5900x on x570 tomahawk, As well as the 5800x on b550i pro ax. Though Im more interested in the ITX application. As its going to be a test between a 120mm evga clc with p12 fan/fans if possible to push pull front mount with hoses sideways & an nh-d15 which will probably win in thermals and noise yet double the cost for a cromax in a tu150. Just a way of trying to get performance w.o spending 100+ on itx cpu cooling if possible.
Excellent guide as usual.
A new functionality has been added to ryzen master recently : an automatic curve optimizer testing and tuning the settings on its own.
I would like to test the efficiency but I do not know how to proceed and log data. Any tips (or upcoming video)?
This dropped my 5900X idle temps by 6c, absolutely awesome thank you!
Hi what value did u use in curve optimizer magnitude ? 30 ? Thanks
@@fdlcflo1935 18, it'll be different for every chip
This is awesome, and shoutout to Asrock for bringing this to their b450 gaming k4, to my surprise, the option was there!
What did you use to test stability Besides cinebench? Should I try prime 95?
Thanks for the video! Free performance is nothing scoff at :D
Greetings! I did exactly the same steps with my 5600x on b550m aorus pro-p, and it just doesnt work, in full load and stress tests cpu heats up to 75-78 dergees before and after this tweak, Are ther any other tweaks i need to check? I noticed Disabling Core perfomance boost helps with the temps, dropping them to around 50-55 but frequency is locked to base 3700 mhz, dropping perfomance
It may not have yielded better performance in gaming, but the higher clock frequencies should definitely provide better performance in emulation.
You are a living legend bro. You boosted my cinebnech score by 350points and my temps are lower than set pbo on auto. Impressive!
Thanks for this video, really useful.