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Ryzen 5 3600 overclocked to 4.20GHz @ 1.288v beats the Core i5 11500 in CPU-Z!
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" sup guys look how 4.2 GHz beats the 11500" People on reddit : damn your 3600 sucks.
What's wrong with people, did he ever say look how good my 3600 is?
ID: hab8gy4ID: habr0jjThat dude is defending you.
ID: habakq4That makes no sense.
ID: habuj6qHonestly, just a bunch of meatheads who are quick to pounce on someone's results without sharing their own.
I guarantee I could outperform some of their 4.30GHz / 4.40GHz overclocks with mine set below theirs. A lot of them aren't applying enough voltage for their cores to be completely effective.
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I actually daily my 3600 at 4.4ghz 1.2375v, I use a chesp vetroo v5 with it. I can get stable 4.45, unstable 4.5 if I take the voltage much higher
ID: hac9hrnWhat do you bench at with CPU-Z?
ID: hac9pakI actually haven't tested recently, I'm quarantined at my mom's with covid and my pc is at my dad's where I usually stay
ID: hacghx5What are your temps? Is safe to run 24/7 around 70ºC?
ID: hacgqj0I usually sit under 60C during gaming fron the bottleneck produced by my rx 570, I believe under cinebench r23 the max I got was 83C stressing all the cores?
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Quality posts, reason why I come here
ID: hac25nhIt's also why I post here alongside my original post at
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I mean, on the other hand, here's an i7-4790K that beats your single-core score. CPU-Z results are somewhat strange, in general.
ID: habkrsjIntel CPU's have wicked strong performance when it comes to single cores. I wouldn't be shocked if an overclocked 3770K could score higher than the 3600 at default.
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Do you need good cooling for this?
ID: hab8oewI use a 120mm AIO, but an aftermarket air cooler would work just as good.
ID: hac5i7wi also have an r5 3600 running at 4.2 and im just using an ryzen wraith prism cooler lol
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How often do you run CPU-Z benchmark to complete any of your daily tasks?
I'm just saying among all other benchmarks CPU-Z's is probably the least useful. Also, no one knows what they are computing/measuring.
ID: habw4rtIt's more of a hobby for me than anything right now, gives me something to do, and I find it interesting.
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Not bad. Not bad at all. 1.28 is maximum, right?
ID: habcbk41.288v is the CPU core SFI2 TFN voltage used while under load. Idle voltage is 1.304v.
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What’s the point of this? That you need to overclock to beat a locked cpu?
ID: habta9fYes, the two almost three year old Ryzen 3600 needs an overclock to beat one of the better performing and newer locked CPU's found in Intel's latest generation.
ID: habzsqqthe two almost three year old Ryzen 3600 Release date July 7, 2019
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Did you test stability with prime95?
Even if stable, that's a bad sample.
ID: habale8You must not be aware of the some of the early batch chips like mine, I've even seen people with worse chips and unable to get 4.20GHz with 1.32v.
ID: habgcz9I am aware of those, but that's still a pretty bad sample
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lol not even close in single thread
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How many watts is it drawing btw? Cool results, keep at it :P.
ID: hacb7b7~20W at idle
~25W while browsing the web
~45W while gaming
~70W while benchmarking with CPU-Z
ID: hacbprxI mean not too bad considering my GTX 1070 was drawing 30W alone at idle because I'm running three displays. Was able to use Nvidia Inspector to get this down to 10W eventually though.
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4.2ghz at 1.28 vcore? That's dogshit for a late batch 3600
ID: hab95k0It's an early batch chip, just getting 4.20GHz running with less than 1.3v was a task on its own.
Such as this guy who can't hit 4.20GHz even with 1.4v.
/comments/pav97f/amd_ryzen_5_3600_overclock_results/ha9dlwi?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3" class="reddit-press-link" target="_blank" rel="noopener">https://www.reddit.com//comments/pav97f/amd_ryzen_5_3600_overclock_results/ha9dlwi?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3
Still awful for early batch. And for the guy who can't do 4.2 at 1.4v that's literally a broken chip if it's not hitting 4.2 at all.
Have you tried pbo? Might get better benches than your manual OC.
Got through my 1st official year 0 issues on my 5700xt and 3600 but I think I wanna OC my 3600. Where do I begin? I’d like to see better performance on pcs3 and warhammer 2 I have an ssd
Outside of benchmarking, you're not really going to notice any increase in performance from overclocking the R5 3600. You should focus your time on overclocking your RAM, and tightening the sub timings as the Ryzen series benefits the most from RAM overclocks.
Question. What do you have to do to get such a high single thread score? I'm using Ryzen Master and CPU-Z and I cannot get single thread over 100. Is that normal?
The single thread score should at least be 488 at default speeds, the single thread score should slightly increase along side your multi thread score when increasing the core multiplier.
I recommend using the BIOS to manually overclock your CPU, Ryzen Master isn't as accurate as the BIOS is.
Huh. My CPU, according to CPU - Z is slower in single threaded performance than literally everything else ever. I'll look at the BIOS for overclocking and get rid of Ryzen Master.
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