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It will be up TODAY, sorry for the delay. Might see if I can push into 4.0GHz territory before I post it but I am working on it right now. Been putting it off since my computer was pretty unstable on that other RAM I had.
@MisterEd I don't seem to have a very good score from you (relative to other Ryzens) and your highest score isn't screenshotted. I'm going to put in your highest screenshot score from this post. Feel free to get an updated score posted as you should definitely score better than that.
https://www.computerforum.com/threa...z-benchmark-thread.240218/page-7#post-2035851
@MisterEd I don't seem to have a very good score from you (relative to other Ryzens) and your highest score isn't screenshotted. I'm going to put in your highest screenshot score from this post. Feel free to get an updated score posted as you should definitely score better than that.
https://www.computerforum.com/threa...z-benchmark-thread.240218/page-7#post-2035851
Updated, not much in the way of changes really. Anybody else got scores?
@lucasbytegenius
Sorry...
Actually who am I kidding no I'm not.
I seem to have gotten a REALLY good 1700 if I'm able to do 4.0GHz under 1.3 volts. The automatic voltage even goes up to 1.35 at stock settings.
I'm still using a borrowed RAM kit but did receive a new BIOS this week. Going to try my old sticks on this BIOS and if I still have trouble I'm selling them and getting something faster.
@lucasbytegenius
Sorry...
Actually who am I kidding no I'm not.
I seem to have gotten a REALLY good 1700 if I'm able to do 4.0GHz under 1.3 volts. The automatic voltage even goes up to 1.35 at stock settings.I'm still using a borrowed RAM kit but did receive a new BIOS this week. Going to try my old sticks on this BIOS and if I still have trouble I'm selling them and getting something faster.
lucasbytegenius
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How are your temps? Seems that regardless of my settings (except auto/stock), my CPU will get right up to 60oC. That 4.0 clock isn't totally stable but has zero issue running CPU-Z several times through. 3.9GHz is definitely rock solid at 1.275 though since I've been running that over a week now.
Might need to reseat my H100 again, it has some metal gunk on the block that the previous owner decided not to clean off and it doesn't sit flat sometimes. *cough* @beers *cough*
I actually found a brillo pad that was included with the cooler. Scrubbed the FX8350 with it, not only did it take off the metal chunks but also all of the stamped information on the heatspreader, leaving a nice mirror finish
lucasbytegenius
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As far as I can tell with the offset I think the max they reach is 60c as well with my h110i, but they idle around 25c. Perfectly stable at 4.0GHz, but anything higher like 4.05GHz, even with insanely high voltages like 1.5v, is very unstable.
Intel_man
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I feel like we're competing for the wrong thing here @Intel_man and @beers ...
MisterEd
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I was running the 1700X at 4.0GHz. It was stable but the idle temps were 50-55C. If I had a better CPU cooler I would have stayed there so I compromised and settled on 3.8GHz. Now the idle temps are 40-45C.
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Finally got my hands on the 1800X today. Everything is at stock, I will try overclocking tomorrow because I spent the last 9 hours redoing my watercooling and stuff so I'm tired.
If you have any questions about stuff let me know. I've been researching and tinkering pretty heavily the past several days and there's a lot of quirks and things I wish I'd known and didn't .
My H100 pump is dying, rattling pretty bad now and temps don't seem to be as good as they used to be. Also still not 100% clear on what temp is the one I should be using for CPU and if the max is 75 or something else. Nice to see my 1700 locked at 3.8GHz can hang with an 1800x out of the box no problem. Pretty sure I can run 3.9GHz with some tweaks and 4.0GHz might be doable if I can keep it cool.
I completely redid that wiring setup as it quickly got to the point tapping on it only stopped it for a second. I originally just had the pump in the CPU fan header and 2 rad fans plugged into the block but the fans were usually maxed out anyway and couldn't control them. Rattling kept getting worse so I yanked the Molex for the pump that was directly to the PSU. Ended up piggy backing it off my side fan that's running from the board via 3 pin and had an extra Molex on it. Not sure if that's safe per say but seems to work. Side fan just stays maxed out and I can now control the radiator speed by adjusting that fan header. Interestingly it now pumps faster than before and if it starts to rattle I just need to change the speed within Windows and it'll quit. No idea how long this set up will work but it is for now.
Have you straight molex'd the pump header?
Also my BIOS/fan software thinks my CPU temp is the socket temp so none of my fan curves were working as that reads 45 while my CPU is pushing 65. Tried to adjust them but it doesn't react fast enough and still jumps up there. Sometimes get random temp spikes at idle or a single click from the pump. Guessing it's got too much air in it. Wraith cooler to the rescue until I can afford a replacement.
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Calin
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Yeah sometimes CPU-Z shows voltage readings that can't be true. For example, when I first booted up with the 1800x it showed 1.5v even though it was actually running somewhere around 1.25 in the BIOS.