Undervolt your Ryzen 7 7700X for more FPS and Lower Temperature!
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Those Ryzen 7000 CPUs can be quite a bit power hungry if you let them behave like they want to, which is why today we're setting this R7 7700X to be more performing in multithread AND more power efficient, with lower temps and stopping it from overheating. I'm presenting a couple different methods, both using PBO and the Curve Optimizer, but also with a fixed core clock and a static voltage offset.
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The under volting worked like a charm with the same settings as yours 1.2v @ 4.8Ghz now the CPU 7700x sits at Max 75° C during heavy stress, heartily thanks.
Il try to do this cuz mine stock is 80w or more plus voltage 1.3 to 1.4 when gaming even idle some time
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I have a 7700x & tried these settings & my PC just kept restarting itself & wouldn't boot ito windows. I had to go back & undo everything.
I successfully overclocked my 7600x to 5.275 GHz with a voltage of only 1.150v. While it does not maintain stability during Prime95 testing, it successfully completed a 30-minute Cinebench benchmark and I've had no issues during regular use. The testing process can be somewhat tedious, as it requires adjusting both the voltage and frequency, followed by a 10-minute Cinebench benchmark. If a crash occurs, it is necessary to modify the frequency and voltage settings again and repeat the 10-minute benchmark. This process must be repeated multiple times to identify the optimal settings. Additionally, it is essential to document the configurations and results in a spreadsheet. Although this procedure is time-consuming, I believe the effort is worthwhile.
47 and 1.2 worked really well with my 7600 temp went from 90-95 to 75-80 during gaming
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Does it affect gaming performance?
@@Angel-xt2se nope not at all
You are my savior man ❤
İ had my cpu was working on 2k-4k gaming 90+ degree tempereature, after i applied your options, now it works on 72-82 ✌️ as CPUID HWMonitor said
I’m really happy it was helpful! Thanks a lot for taking the time to write this! :)
@@ImWateringPSUs no need bro, but today it turned same situation, i run last of us part then my cpu termperature increased to 90+ degrees. what was wrong ?
This video is RUclips gold. I was more than a bit puzzled after seeing Asrock and Asus versions of this first, and then Gigabyte, which had these thermal targets which I first thought, in essence, being hard wattage limits, but your video showed all those details I first missed. Thank You!
Thanks man. This worked like a charm. Keep up the good work.
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There is a middle & better solution that mix both of method U tried.. & it's more simple..
Leave CPU frequency at auto (default)
Put 100MHz+ frequency in Curve optimizer, with 85c throttling limit
Put 1.25v for CPU Core Voltage.. & done.. less temps by 10c while having better than stock high speeds (reaches 5.6GHz)
Stock Voltage CPU is 1.3v to 1.4v, which is "Overvoltage".. at 1.25v it's like 20w more efficient still perform like high stock speeds
This is a very good recommendation and I hope it will be helpful for some people! However, I do have to point out a few disadvantages it has: first of all, unfortunately this slightly overvolts the CPU on lighter loads and in idle, but more importantly this unfortunately require you to have a decent piece of silicon, whereas I aim my tutorials for everybody! Still, it's a good option with higher performance than what I proposed, even though it has slightly lower efficiency
@ImWateringPSUs to be honest.. Ryzen 7000 serious considered high end cpu.. buying a high end parts to undervolt them for less performance but more efficiency is silly in PC world
The only high end CPU that need undervolt is Ryzen 9 7900x/ 7950x
And mayby Intel i7 12700k / 19 13900k
If people want efficient CPUs, they should look for Ryzen 5800x 3D or any last gen CPU
Paying $250 for Mobo + $350 for Ryzen 7700x is a waste if you want high undervolt.. people should stick to B550 ($120) and Ryzen 5600 ($120) if they want efficiency & low price
@@Jack_Sparrow131what about video editors? Should I just go with the 7700x for the amount of cores it has?
@gtaloony2455 not sure what is your question is.. but I'll try to clearfy
7700x is powerful for games, but good (not great) for editing because its only 8 cores
Editors will prefer 12 / 16 cores even if they clocks lower
But if you were in light editing.. 7700x already is good overall
@@Jack_Sparrow131what do you mean buying high end parts to Undervolt them for less performance? I thought this video improves performance and at the same time lowers power consumption
In the video, he undervolted using in pbo, gfx curve optimizer.
Shouldn't he used just the curve optimizer setting? Isn't gfx curve optimizer used for tweaking the integrated igpu?
Yup, normal curve optimizer has to be used
so it has nothing to do with the dedicated graphics card?
what is the power consumption on idle and under load? at 06:20 u say 50-100W would be pretty sick! could it handle 50 clock ratio with perhaps 1.25 or 1.27v just to be sure there's no issues?
I can confirm that that’s the average drop you can expect! 50 at 1.25/27 could work but for specific voltage points you need to do quite a bit of testing on your specific CPU :)
You can also leave voltage at auto and make voltage offset (dynamic vcore), i do that for intel processors many years.
Agreed, but on ryzen it works better with either a curve or a static altogether, due to how PBO works
My 7600X is 5.1ghz @1.10V 100% stable! I always doing OC manually (from time when Intels 2500K CPU come out) 😂, the same here, always looking for best Ghz with less volts. For 5.2ghz i need 1.14V, its increased power and temp, for 5.3ghz dont know because CPU is at 95C+ always 😢. Im happy with my result, its OCCT stable (5.2ghz @1.13V was stable in games and in Prime95, but then i tested it with OCCT its a lot better programma and i got thousands-hundreds of errors with 5.2 @1.13V, then tested 1.14V and it was ok, but temps goes to 95C), so my perfect DownOC is 5.1ghz @1.10V ❤
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Do you mean 1.110 V for CPU voltage or 1.100?
1.00V 4.8 Ghz. Good performance, good temperature. Max 61, stabil 47 degree. Thanks bro🇹🇷
On which CPU? I am getting 7700x soon and would like to play with those settings a bit.
Thanks for sharing. This settings are to replace (in a better way) the ECO mode (65w) on Ryzen 7 7700X, am i right ?
My pleasure! These settings have much higher performance than the eco mode!
I don’t really understand any of this undervting or over clocking stuff but when I used pbo 80 lvl 5 with my 7700x it gave me a good performance boost with lower temps. I just want to know if it’s safe to continue using pbo and if it won’t degrade my cpu
My cpu gives a warning that it is too hot, but it is not actually overheated. Because the cpu of my computer is getting hot, the fans are working very hard and making noise. After a while, my computer shuts down by itself, please help...
get a new build bruh
Get an all in one cooler
@@j_g2005 ✅
You have to set Curve Optimizer, not GFX Curve optimizer. GFX one is the setting for the integrated radeon graphic in your cpu. The Curve optimizer is for your cpu.
Awesome Video ! This was very helpful. Do you plan on making a video based on 8700G undervolting?
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hello i ve just bought a new pc with ryzen 7700x and rtx 4070 ti , i care for performance and i want to play my games in 2k so should i go with the first setting or the 2 setting you offer , my cpu cooler is a be quiet dark rock 4
I’d say if you have the time try them all out, but best overall is probably gonna be the temp target + negative offset
if i just set clock ratio to 48 and vcore to 1.2v this will be really safe no matter what lottery silicon i get on the 7700x right? what's the usual ratio like if i were to set to 50 ratio what vcore would i need?
Yessir! For 50 I think you’d get closer to 1.25
Good evening, my friend! Can I make these same settings for my Ryzen 7700? Or would the settings for the 7700 have to be different?
Same exact settings :) Consider subscribing to the channel if they end up being helpful
Wait...doesn't the preset PBO just push more voltage to the cpu in order to overclock it? I don't think the default settings 1,2,3,4,5 have a negative sign, i.e. an undervolt.
If so , won't this probably just increase consumption (and temps) and possibly fry the X3D chip?
Nope, they actually reduce the voltage by a said number of millivolt, it won't fry your chip if you follow the tutorial, rest assured!
Hi I was using the 80 lvl 2 PBO on the r7 7700x but after a bios update and drivers update from rx 6800 it become unstable. Could it be just a driver issue?Or my cpu just didn´t like the 80 lvl 2 any more? I really appreciate this tutorial since in the anohter update I was getting the same fps whit -10~-15 C
It unfortunately means that now it’s slightly unstable. I’d say lower your negative offset a bit, but keep the 80C limit
When profile for 80c and -30 curve is set, cpu goes past the temp limit.
Only when throttle limit under advanced cpu options is set does cpu stay under the predefined limit. This in turn makes pbo profile useless regarding temp limit.
Have you tested this possibly?
i got down to 44 from 84.....this is insane. Just for context, i did 1.2V & 4.8GHZ and I was playing dota2.
We dont enable low latency support with an AMD gpu or expo high bandwidth for a 6400mhz 64gb kit?
Great video, thanks! I wanted to ask if it is okay to leave TDC and ESC on auto and only change the PPT to achieve something like 100 watts instead of 90 watts by eco mode.
Yes you absolutely can do that! Nothing is set in stone
good material thanks, I also have a Gigabyte motherboard and jumped from bios ver. F3H to F8C, on F8C I can"t even post with EXPO... so I went back to F3H, what's your bios ?
I was using F8C actually, but I've heard about plenty of people having issues with it! Thanks a lot for the support
@@ImWateringPSUsI see thanks, not gonna line I saw the changelog said "Improved DDR5 OC performance" and wanted to try it, was a bad idea !
I did a stress test on Cinebench with 80 Level 4. It was able to complete the test without crashing( it did crash on level C 5). Am I good to go?
You did a little mistake. GFX curve optimizer is for the integrated GPU and not the CPU. For setting the CPU offset you should go to curve optimizer and not the GFX curve optimizer.
That’s very true, this is the only tutorial of my AM5 series in which I misspoke, thanks for pointing it out!
my cpu only hits 95 sometimes but sits at 75. If i do this will it stop it from going to 95? I want a quiet pc and it gets really loud at 95.
In the Pbo boost overdrive wich are the correct settings for pbo, pbo limits and so on?
Which method do you feel is better? Seems like my CPU cant even handle level 2 it's clearly unstable, I probably got a weak one.
If you don't have an oversized GPU and need every last frame, the static one is gonna be the best!
@@ImWateringPSUsthanks for the reply 👍 I have a chunky XFX merc 6800xt paired with the 7700x. But it's been pretty underwhelming overall.
Plenty of times just opening up a random very light duty program it's really slow and freezes up a bit, however idk enough about computers to know if this could be a sign that I have a faulty RAM (g.skill with expo enabled) or something.
@@B-ROYalty Do you have SAM on in adrenaline?
What does SAM do?
what is the difference between curve optimizer and gfx curve optimizer? Why use GFX instead of non-GFX? You showed the GFX modified in your video which I believe is the curve for GPU in the processor.
You do need to use the non-GFX one, the GFX is indeed the curve for the iGPU. You can also undervolt that one to save even more power tho, to be fair
@ImWateringPSUs my best settings for a 7700X is 85/-15. Anything above(meaning -20.. -25) -15 crashes in Prime95.
I gain 15W consumption reduction and +200 points in cinebench above base reference. It's a meh... but I'll take it 😀
@@ImWateringPSUsin the video clip you set the gfx, not the non gfx. You should do the correct thing
Hi, I have a 7600x I've tried using bpo2 but in cinebench I still have temperatures of 85 degrees and with your setting of (80~20) 80.3 degrees, am I doing something wrong? or do I have some option disabled?
the only setting that seems to work is the thermal throttling
If you’re using the temp target + negative curve optimizer (80-20) then around 80C is what you should be getting indeed! (And it’s safe) if you wanna get it lower you need to do a static core ratio + offset (I go very in depth in the Ryzen 9 7900X undervolting tutorial)
@@Claymore34set a power limit of 85, not thermal limit, power W limit, I have 75w limit for my 7800x3d she don’t go past 60° 🥶
@@puffyipscan you go more in depth on how to do this, it’s my first build and my games crash when it reaches 85c° and I don’t know what to do
Agreed I would enjoy as well, I’m super new to all this
I got 5.2GHz all core OC at 1.15v passes Linpack and Cinebench R23. Anything pass 5.2GHz all core oc with any voltage doesn’t pass stress tests unfortunately.
Will this work with my overclocked ram??
Absolutely yes! But only if you subscribe to the channel
@ImWateringPSUs I'll subscribe if you tell me if I can just use 4700mhz for cpu and 1.22 for the voltage? I only have a thermalright pearless assassin cpu cooler
Bro thanks! I also commented on your other video asking for help, I found this one more relevant and recent so I'll just copy my comment here to see if you could help me!
Quote:
"I upgraded to Ryzen 5 7600x with G.SKILL Trident Z5 DDR5 6000 CL 36, Can you please help me with the CPU/DDR overclock and GPU *6700xt under vault settings? I am quite a newbie when it comes to that and chickening out that I may end up damaging something :D"
Hey there! I have answered you on the other one, I'll make an UV tutorial for the R5 7600X asap, however you can really follow this R7 7700X UV in the meantime, as the settings are quite similar!
whats the difference between in PBO enhanced 3 and enhanced boost 3 ?
whats the best s undervolt for a 7700x and 7800xt?
perfect video. TY bro
HI. I performed the first part of the tutorial (manual PBO 80 and Curve Optimizer -20... everything ok) but I wanted to understand the usefulness of the static voltage offset (48 and 1.20v). Could you explain to me why it's worth it? Thank you.
That’s a different setting, basically it gives you even lower temps and power consumption, it’s ideal for full load productivity and/or synthetic scenarios
@@ImWateringPSUsdoes it affect performance when gaming?
Have you noticed by any chance, the CPU voltage exceeding 1.3V with none of these settings applied? You know, with out of the box settings, expo disabled and stuff.
Has turning expo on made the CPU voltage exceed 1.3V?
I actually haven't seen it exceeding 1.3!
@@ImWateringPSUs even with expo enabled?
Just make sure to update your bios or lock the soc voltage yourself, board manufacturers do that for you through the bios update@@Capy-K
@@yusefhusam I'm on my bios' latest non beta version. But I've kept expo off just to be safe as I've seen it increase SoC voltage. It's not that I'm missing out on much performance ( 4800mhz instead of 5200mhz ), so I'd rather just have a headache free experience 🙂
I have the same bios on, I got this pc just 2 weeks ago so I was extremely scared of the whole cpu soc thing and did a ton of research and after a while came to the conclusion that the cpu is actually indeed capped to max 1.3 and doesn't go above that more than 1.35 which is perfectly safe. I have expo on and everything so just take my word for it I was in the same boat. And if you want to just make sure so you feel better about it, turn it on and download the ryzen master program to see the soc voltages, you can do that as well with the HWiNFO program as well. I've been rendering and all kinds of things and thankfully everything is all good. Hope this helps. (also I'm scared of the card melting lmfao so I have double the headache)@@Capy-K
i dont have a cpu vcore option, is vcore soc the same?
PBO crashes my PC on Windows logon at any level somehow.. any advice?
Anything bad if I go with PBO 70 lvl2? I really like it cool and quiet.
I have 70 level 3 its amazing
So I’m running a Ryzen 7700x with a gigabyte motherboard and a 4070ti at 1440p. Only when I play one game has my system shot up to 93degrees. I tried what you said switching it to 80 level 2 and I don’t really notice a difference. Should I go up to 80 level 5?
I’d say yes! But you need the negative offset too
Do you have a video of the second method using the Ryzen Master? Thanks.
Yes I do! Check my Ryzen 5 7600 Undervolting video
is this option can do for A620M motherboards?
is it still possible to get the 5.4ghz boost clock speeds if i do this?
Does undervolting voids warranty?
I have the non X variant sir can I do this to my Ryzen 7 7700 too?
is there any difference between a 7700x and a 7700 for this method cause it seems to me if you tweak either you get same results
Absolutely 0 difference!
I had a similar problem of heat hitting 90-95 but i had the aio bracket flipped inside out meaning not enough pressure on the cpu. Fixed that and now it sits about 80. Easy mistake to make so i wonder how many people have done the same and just think that 90+ is normal.
To be honest it reeaaaaally depends on the AIO tho. These CPUs run high in temps
Hey PSUs I just built a new pc A MSI B650 MB with a 7700x it has been working fine up until last night it randomly shut off I’m assuming because of overheating. Do you think that it overheated due to my Peerless assassin or because of the high temps the cpu boosts to 95. Also my MSI center clocks it at 97-while gaming but clocked it at 128c before it shutdown. Do you think this will help keep it from overheating again?
Yes! But only if you subscribe to the channel :)
Same specs
Hi, i have r7 7800x3d, are there any other solutions you recommend? Thanks man
Same settings, really, except you can get away with a lower clock speed because the 3D V-Cache does the most :)
Do you have to limit the clock speed to 4,8ghz? or is it also „healthy“ if only undervolt and keep the 5,5ghz?
Pbo left on auto or enable at advanced for the first option?
Left on auto!
I'm building with liquid cooling for the first time and I bought a 7700x. Do you think it would reach these temps with water cooling? Or should I just go for something like 90 lvl 2 in my case?
I’m running the Lian li Galahad II LCD 360 mm aio with the 7700x with 6 fan intakes. Stock it was hitting 96 C. Set the throttle temp to 85 and modified the curve optimizer to a magnitude of 30 negative and gfx curve optimizer to 15 as it was the most stable. Went from temps hitting 96 to cinebench, prime95 and cpu z stress test never exceeding past 62 C. Only downside I saw was the cinebench score. Went from 1101 at stock to 1091. I’m definitely gonna try to play with the settings a bit more especially with the voltages since when I tried to do a voltage offset with my settings my pc wouldn’t boot to windows and began trying to make repairs. Hope this gives you a baseline for when you do yours
@@greedxvii3698 Thanks a lot, yeah. It seems that liquid cooling has the same problems, it just takes longer to hit those 95 degrees.
Yessir, unfortunately even with a good AIO these CPUs run at high temps
@@ImWateringPSUs Actually I found out about PBO and I've never surpased 65 degrees these last two months.
😢 my new rig will not post after following just the basic step one
If i want to do the 48 1.2 method do i have to have pbo enabled?
I really dont like the speed jumps
Cause like this im at 4.8 stable but im leaving some ghz on the table, so dont really know what to do.
Temperatures seems to be around 71 during cinebench
Nope, you don’t have to! However it is highly advised to subscribe to the channel :p
@@ImWateringPSUs but what is best tho, 4.8 1.2 with pbo on and -30 or just 4.8 1.2?
Work for your sub sir
@@ImWateringPSUs sorry to bother again, so i set 4800mhz 1.2 voltage and enabled pbo with 85 and -30. Is it normal that my speed is static at 4800 even while im doing cinebench and also my temps are nowhere nrar to 85, in fact im at 73?
so would 90 level 1 be more likely to be stable than 90 level 2 for example? should i go from 80 level 2 to 90 level 2 if it's stable? or should i go down to 80 level 3 for a performance increase? or 90 level 3?
90 , 80 , 70 stand for cpu max temp , level 1 , 2 ,3... stant for - 10 -20 -30 ....
So you try out 80 ,lvl 2 if its stable go with lvl3 just like that until its not stable on the test if you get 80 level 4 its really good
@@ra-gn5kv i just went with 90 level 2, will maybe go for level 3 once im done overclocking my card
@@PenguinsAreColdish you shouldn't go with 90 at all , go 80 lvl 1 or 2 its way more better than 90 !
@@ra-gn5kv how so? dude in vid says it’s better performance, and my cpu doesn’t even come close to 90
Anyone could answer me something , i tried 70 level 3 and i found it very comfortable with temperature like 65-70max when i play games and my fps are the same as 80 level 3, but nobody suggest 70 lvl why?
buongiorno, sono iscitto da un mesetto, quindi posso eseguire questo settaggio? come motherboard ho un as rock a 620m e un 7500f
Ahahah fantastico! Si, l’opzione dinamica si. Probabilmente riuscirai ad usare solo un -15 stabile
ciao, sono entrato nel bios della mia asrocka62m maaaaaa.... l'interfaccia è completamente diversa non c'è la sezione per la cpu, nel oc tweaker c'è solo la possibilità di modificare le ddr5.
---- puoi aiutarmi ?
grazie nel caso mi rispondessi
@@ImWateringPSUs
i don´t find" cpu ratio mode" and "cpu clock ratio" and also "cpu vcore" on my new gigabyte bios.Strange
Have you updated it to the latest one?
@@ImWateringPSUs yes.
Can we make negative offset in the dvid ? Can you explain it ..
Yes, if you check in my “CPU Undervolting playlist” I go pretty in-depth covering it!
@@ImWateringPSUs none for Gigabyte motherboard , only pbo is shown for gigabyte motherboard .... I have watched the entire playlist already 😁
GFX curve optimizer??? shouldn't be the second option ??' cpu curve optimizer ???
This guy did the wrong thing. You must use the non gfx one. The gfx one is for your iGPU. I was so confused when i watched this video, but after researching, everything is clear now. Don't touch the GFX ones
I got mine to run at 80 level 3, 5.5GHz under load at 80c 😮 wow
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Thanks a lot,, but Can I apply this tutorial for ryzen 7 7700 non x ?
Yes! Same settings for every Ryzen 7!
Hey mate I only lose about 10 fps in Games but man 60-70C amazing Ty running the level 2 80
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My values are
Ppt 88, 75, 150
Thermal throttle 85
Negative -25 CO
Before I was having amazing temps around 55-63 while playing , so I decide to upgrade to 7800x3d at the end I did not like it and I went back to 7700x unfortunately I can not have the same great temps before testing the 7800x3d is weird because my temps increase around 5 to 10 degrees I have already format but I can’t lower the temps again. Any idea? Thanks
@@armandoarroyothis creates bottleneck with 6950XT on some games Like NFS Unbound
whats the diferrence betweeen CO and GTX CO ? :D .... i start amd ryzen master auto ALL CORES optimizing and after 10m result was CO -50.... but i cant set TEMP LIMIT in ryzen master only PBO ... still 95C
then i set PPT from 88W to 70W ..result 14k at CINEBENCHr23 80C 4.9Ghz full 70W
at Prime95 80C 4.5Ghz full 70W
I have actually never heard about GTX curve optimizer, you sure you don't mean a different word? If it is GTX please tell me what motherboard you're running. -50 CO is VERY aggressive, I'd really recommend setting the temp limit via bios but you got a VERY good result there!
GFX* optimizer is for the integrated graphics.. not the CPU..
i set CO -30 and temp 80 C in bios.... -50 was crashing games .. but not in benchmarks lol
@@codalej1998 just make sure you're changing the Curve Optimizer (CPU), and not the GFX curve optimizer (iGPU)... as he shows the wrong thing at (5:18)
can you use both methods at the same time?
Not effectively, unfortunately
posso fare un undervolt sul 7500f con questo settaggio ?
per favore rispondimi
Ciao, si! Ma solo se ti iscrivi al canale :)
sono iscritto da un mesetto,
buongiorno@@ImWateringPSUs
Does this affect performance on heavy gaming?
Yes, it improves it :) But only if you’re subscribed to the channel!
model of this motherboard?
B650 Gaming from Gigabyte! I have the full video on the channel :)
@@ImWateringPSUs Thanks for replying:) is it the Gaming X AX? or Gaming X AX V2?
can you make a video on how to Undervolt R7 6800H ?
I have it! It’s my “how to undervolt a ryzen laptop” one!
I test my 7700x in Windows whit "AMD Ryzen Master" up to 5300MHz whit ONLY 1.16V, but the System is not ever Boot correctly, I am currently running at 5200MHz at 1.18V so i have 42°C at normal use whitout noisling
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Did you change anything else? Or just core voltage and cpu mhz
tnx it's work, 85, minus 10 degrees
My pleasure my man! :)
i have an important question: so 80 is the max temp the cpu is allowed to go to.
you say level 2 is a "curve offset" but what is that curve controlling? voltage?
and if i want to set a static voltage offset does it override PBO?
Do you have one for 7800x3d.?
You’re a lucky man, because it’s coming out tomorrow at 2pm!
@@ImWateringPSUs thanks !
great video, i have one question: with clock ratio at 48 the cpu will always run at 4.8 GHz all cores. So it will not boost to like 5+ GHz. Doesn't the boost allows better performance instead of the static frequency?
That's a good point! The problem is that in sustained loads, especially during HEAVY loads, the core clock drops regardless! During an AVX workload it's rare to see it over 4.8! But that's why I recommend the static profille mostly for productivity
@@ImWateringPSUs so for gaming what's better? Static or dinamic frequency?
Its to difficult to have a 7700x😂
Is this a one or the other thing?
Yes
So if i were to pick 90 degrees it would be level 2 aswell? I have an aio so temp is not much of a problem
Yes indeed!
Is it work for r5 7600x?
Yes! Same exact settings :)
My cpu can’t even do 80 level 2 😔 7700x
A bit unlucky. Try -10 offset
Can i put 5600mhz in expo mode
Yes you can!
Спасибо! 👍
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Thanks you, i set my 7700x at 90 level 2, when gaming it boost to 5.5Ghz and the temp went from 60°C to 70°C, my AIO 240 cooler is very happy now
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Can i do the same with my 7600x
Yes! Exact same settings :)
Static/5.3Mzh all cores or dynamic/ 4.7-5.1 all cores & 5.3 global frequency for games?
Cpu Vcore voltage - Auto or 1.200 for ryzen 7 7700?
For strictly gaming, the PBO setting (Temp Limit & Curve optimizer) is the best
@@ImWateringPSUs Which curve optimizer is best for gaming? I tried 80 level 2 and level 3 but i do not know which one is better, i am stable on both btw.
did you mean gfx?
I did, my bad ahahah
is this cpu better than 13600K? i need a new cpu 😅
I’d say the 13600K is slightly better!
7700X is faster in games.
Do you have 6700x?
6700XT I do have a video for it yes!
@@ImWateringPSUs What the difference between PBO 80 lvl 2 and 80 lvl 3, and wich one is better to use? I have a non-x 7600 Cpu. Thank you.
I have a gigabyte b650 AERO G motherboard and Ryzen 7800x3D. In bios options I don't see the option for CPU ration mode? Where do I get that settings? also there are no option called CPU VCORE under Tweaker section. Need urgent help
Hi there! You need to set the Tweaker into “advanced” and be sure to have the latest bios. Consider subscribing if it ends up being helpful :)
having the same issue on a x670e aorus pro x , and using latest non beta bios.
How do you know which level(1-5) you can choose??
Trial and error and personal preference, really’
Put curve optimizer to negative -30mv
That unfortunately won’t work on all chips, that’s why I recommend to start with a smaller value! But testing all the way up to -30 is a very good idea!
Nice but would be nice to see the diference in temps and performance
I actually cover that in the build video! This is just the tutorial :)
@@ImWateringPSUs I even liked your 7700x video, but it's too confusing for me. I would really appreciate a video with that processor for the msi definitions. It was the best. Another question, is it worth switching to a 7800x3d or 7950x3d? Or is it not worth the difference since I have the 7700x?
I have 4x32 cl36 6000mhz corsair xmp and I can't put the ram with xmp in these values. Do you have any idea how I can manually overclock the ram? Thanks for the answers, I wish you the best of success.