After my last cpu being a silicon lottery loser im pretty happy with this one

Could be your cooling

Never goes above 65 , NHD15s.

(Had the same setup for my 3700x, just upgraded two days ago)

5800x runs stupid hot even with a good aio; I "downgraded" to the 5600x and now get 4.85Ghz all core in most games, never has trouble hitting 4.75Ghz AC even when pushed full tilt. (PBO enabled); never goes over 65c; 5800x would hit 90c easy at stock, with undervolting I got it to 4.65ghz around 80C max (240 aio)

Might be. I’m running 9900 K at 5.2 couldn’t even run it at 4.9 with my shitty gigabyte board. I have had a phenomenal experiences overclocking with as rock

I’ve got a cross hair 7. Supposedly super overbuilt. (Back when I bought it) the 3700x I had in it never hit advertised speeds. And now this 5800x won’t, and I don’t understand because apparently I have 25 degrees of easy clearance, no idea why my cpu being lazy.

Gigabyte Aorus? Those are actually the best motherboards for overclocking I've heard lol The issue with me and others with those boards is the XMP doesn't like to be stable so you have to manually enter the timings for your RAM. My 9700k is 5.0@1.38V, but temps are around 70c max.

Just play with negative curve optimizer and set PBO to disabled or motherboard.

My PBO options are : Enabled Auto Disabled Manual

I don’t what you guys mean when you say set to motherboard.

Likely mobo. Had a customer who had a 5600x that was also killing it in the silicon lottery. But his motherboard wasn’t strong enough. I had to undervolt it to stop crashes.

The higher end chips won't overclock higher, the power is given to the extra cores and threads, so there is not much room to put into overclocking. You will still get higher performance.

Play with PBO but also Curve Optimizer

What Motherboard?

CH7

Got 5800x. I am getting 4.85 max with PBO.

Maybe its the bios. I had some incopatibility problems with that. Some mobos are prepared for 5000 series but the bios is not the newest

Because i didnt know hwinfo64 existed

Will it auto boost to its max or is this overclocking?

You can even STREAM 1080p60 with it, it's pretty powerful for a 6 core 12 thread CPU.

Although you should generally leverage encoding duties to your graphics card most of the time unless you either have a weak card, or you're trying to push as many frames on it in-game.

I can stream most games at 1080p60 FPS and 5K bitrate with just a Ryzen 5 2600, it's not really that hard and the FPS loss depends on the game but so far I have streamed overwatch and RDR2 on this CPU and didn't notice any big performance difference.

Alright, Overwatch is a game I like and I wanted to stream it sometime. I was also trying to figure out if I could stream Apex too but not with a Ryzen 5 but a Ryzen 7 3700x and an RX 570. Seems like it might be able to right?

Right now playing bf2042 at 100fps med-high @1440p I have a 3060ti

3060ti? Nice, I'm actually saving up for that and will get it next month. I already have a R7 3700x on the way

Just gaming (:

No i havent yet

Manual overclocking

What voltage do u use to get 4,7.

I have a 5600X too and I get 4,8 @ 1,3V (Load Line Calibration is a horizontal line, so no voltage drop under load) Not prime95 stable but never had a crash anywhere else.

I had a 3600X default clockspeeds were in the 4.0ghz-4.2ghz i tried overcloking but couldnt get more than 4.3ghz

Mine didn't even go That high LOL.

It was just Awful. It very rarely ever boosted as well as it was Meant to. Even with several cooling options (water and air) it was just trash silicone :