Let's do a benchmarking comparison with CPU's. Benchmark with R15 (not R20 because of the amd gimp) post score! This isn't an e-dick competition so no shilling please.
Talk about your set up and overclocking information (ram speeds/boost clocks ect.) So maybe you guys can help each other out to get the best possible performance.
>Your overclock
>Memory brand
>Overclock/Memory timings
>intlel
psshhhhh
How did you get your clocks so high? An all core overclock at that.
thats an ln2 setup.....
show single core
>1.55v
That thing died a week after at most
You have to be pulling an insane amount of wattage from that
Just fry my CPU diddy
5.1ghz?
102 MHz x 42 = 4284 MHz. Autovolts to 1.33V under load.
Nope, stock with MCE enabled.
4.8Ghz all-core.
4.9Ghz single core.
Voltage is 1.28v, but since it's with MCE enabled, it's probably much higher than what it actually needs to run at 4.8Ghz all-core.
I could likely quite easily OC to 5ghz manually with the same voltage.
You can safely clock that to 4.8-5ghz if you have the cooling.
You can, I have a 9900K at 5ghz all core running 1.32v and it's rock solid. 9700k's can get to 5.1ghz with ease if you have a decent cooler. Just don't let it get above 82c.
That just sounds like bullshit. I remember after launch people were hyped about it being a 4.5 GHz overclocker. There's no way it does 4.8 GHz or more, and I wouldn't wanna put it through that after eight years anyway, it's only got a little longer to go until retirement.
How much LN2 you go through a day?
People have been running 4.8 ghz on those things for 7 years strait.
checked
>16C 4GHz Ryzen beats a 32C 4GHz Ryzen
wut
Pretty sure it's fake or an IN2 experiment
Proof?
>Just don't let it get above 82c.
I'm fine with 80-85c under a sustained synthetic load.
That means during gaming it will generally be a good 5-10c cooler at least.
And yeah, i'll probably OC it at some point soon.
Just google it, a lot of people are getting 4.8 and higher.
Oh come on dude, 4,5GHz is a pussy OC. I've seen people running the i7-2600K at close to 5GHz 24/7.
To be fair, those are golden samples.
Most chips would struggle to break 4.6ghz without some exotic cooling and an expensive ass motherboard.