Overclocking Ryzen 5 3600 To 4.3 Ghz Using Ryzen Master

[@Dhurklyfignnij]

Putting tech in the simple terms so that people can not only understand it but also apply it is a noble cause. Thanks. I am running the CPU at 4200 with at 1.3V

[@ezzykills]

btw is 4000 @ 1.2570V is good or u think i m up my voltage? or lower them

[@krystian7862]

@@ezzykills I run my at 4.0 with 1.125v and my max temp is 49*C with fera 5 dual

[@BlackFlames69]

Thank you for the vid. Just what I was looking for.

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Glad to hear it!

[@JacMoves]

Good video very informative, I've gotten mine to 4300ghz on the msi x570 mpg mobo but you just gave me the idea to lower the voltage I'm running at 72degrees it's not too hot but lower is better. Thanks brother for the tips

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Glad I could help

[@liltorbs]

Little late to the video posting date, but i've just gotta thank you a bunch man. I've been looking for PBO offsets and similar numbers to relate to do it myself and after such little info decided to look around at others all-core stuff, and you were the only vid out there showing your own walkthrough that helped me get to doing this, without having others numbers and methods to relate to I didn't feel fully safe pushing it. So far gotten 4.3 at 1.325 with 60-65c temps on 21 hyper cooler but clocks started dipping a little bit more the lower under 4.3 the lower i went so pushed back up to 1.35v for now for 4300 all core. Maybe ill push further/lower voltage soon but only gunna enable it when gaming anyways then default for normal use. Thanks again for the unique one of very few walkthroughs out there making this simple for those a little scared off to do it on their own.

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Glad I could help.

[@wiicando]

I watch ur video, and overclock my R5 3600 today. I have now 4.5 Ghz at 1,268 V CB15 1769 score and max 72 degree When playing a game i have about 52 degree. My setup: steel legend B450, R5 3600, Radeon RX 570 Pulse Aktiv, 16GB G.Skill Aegis DDR4-3200 DIMM CL16 Dual Kit, Wraith Prism Rgb Cooler

[@jasonstektalk6109]

That is a great overclock and the voltage and temperatures look great. Congratulations you have a Golden Chip. Awesome results 👍. Thanks for the comment and keep us informed on the stability of your system in the future.

[@rickhoyler6856]

I have been able to achieve 4.5 on my 3600 with a Corsair h100 aio. Voltage is at 1.325 My temps are 32C at idle and and around 68 to 70 running Cinebench 15

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Wished mine would run at 1.325 my chip is a little power hungry it likes 1.35. I have ran it at 4.35 mhz at 1.40 volts but when i try and go 4.375 I shut down. I would go 1.45 volts and try again but this is the main processor I use for all my video editing and stuff so don't want to take any chances with it. Once I get another backup chip i'm going to see how high I can get this one. I use cinebench R20 because it is harder on the chip if will run R20 more likely it will be stable than R15. The overclocks I record are stable overclocks after torture testing not just apply and boot and call it a overclock.

[@zulk9mahmood821]

@@jasonstektalk6109 Arent these voltages unsafe for ryzen 3000? Buildzoid damaged his 3700x at 1.35 i heard

[@jasonstektalk6109]

@@zulk9mahmood821 I follow buildzoid on KZbin of course and I have never seen anything about him damaging his cpu at 1.35 volts. Some motherboards default voltages are 1.4 volts without updated bios so i don't see how that is possible. After some testing it has been shown that ryzen 3000 can run with much lower voltage than previously gen Ryzen. So lower is of course better. I ran my ryzen 3600 at 1.4 volts for about 2 months and then 1.35 volts for about 3 months with no negative effects. Given that Ryzen has never given actual safe numbers for 3000 gen processors it is all trial and error and all I have to go on is experience. I did find one article that said they had found some small degradation after 6 months at 1.35+ volts but that could be just normal everyday wear and tear. If you read most of my post I tell everyone to try and go as low as possible with their stable overclocks when it comes to voltage as no one knows for sure what is safe per the manufacturer. As I said I just go by experience. I have seen overclockers put much higher voltages in the new ryzen cpu as high as 1.6 volts and they did not up and die but that is not to say I would ever do that to my personal system as they are pushing them to the limit and I'm pretty sure they wouldn't recommend that high of voltage to a product that wasn't disposable to them. Thanks for your comment. Like seeing people asking the good questions. again thanks for the question and comment.

[@jasonstektalk6109]

@@zulk9mahmood821 I did find a buildzoid video with him talking about degradation of a cpu from overclocking but in his case he had ran 1.8 volts through the chip and broken down the oxide layer inside the chip. Which causes Oxide breakdown and the chip still ran it just wouldn't at high frequencies.

[@jasonstektalk6109]

If you are interested in what is safe in overclocking check out this video by Buildzoid he does a good job of explaining it in simple terms. Buildzoid Rambling about chip degradation: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q36rhq1na7Koj6M

[@futurec8owner781]

I was having some troubles in the beginning but that was because my core voltage was set at 1.4 but it maxed out at 4.2hz so thank you for a great guide 🙏

[@dangerzone6481]

i was super skeptical at first but I gave you a chance and I wasn't disappointed thank you for teaching me this!

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Glad I could help! and thanks for commenting.

[@lurard1280]

Hey I am a amateur regarding Pc gaming and now I know more about overclocking than before. Thank you

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Your Welcome

[@tbone1510]

love the vid man keep it up

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Thanks, will do!

[@unlap9377]

Very easy instructions! Thanks! I had to manually change the voltage to that exact number.

[@unlap9377]

Only issue now is that it will reset the settings back to default, but keep the profile.

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Check out one of my other videos where I show you how to transfer your ryzen master into your bios then you can keep him permanently

[@DeusExIra]

Hella good video, my dude. I had ZERO idea how to use this Ryzen Master and you have basically filled me in on all the basics.

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Thanks

[@llengford]

Great video man, you're the only one that I run across so far that knows how to explain overclocking and make it simple, I used a updated version of ryzen master it was a little different than your version but I figured it out..... Thanks again keep up the good video.... Have you had any dealings with the MSI x570 motherboard like for tweaking memory that sure would be helpful. 👍

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Thanks for the comment. I have done some ram overclocking but it is very hard to do a video on the subject without a capture card. Me being a new KZbin channel funds are very low but I am trying to get some gear bought so I can do more content. Hopefully soon in the future I can do some videos on overclocking RAM. Again Thanks for the comment it means a lot that people are enjoying and getting use of my videos.

[@oblex1998]

Really concise and straight to the point, managed to get to 4.3 GHz with 1.1625V

[@rogerioalves8863]

does it passed on cinebench? what LLC profile are you using?

[@jasonstektalk6109]

To run that low voltage on my gigabyte x570 had to run turbo LLC to stop the droop.

[@rawdog7881]

Thank you! People were talking about messing around in the BIOs and I didn’t want to fiddle around in there as I’m a layman.

[@NeXtMTN2]

Hey, got mine R5 3600 to stable 4,4Ghz 1,26V. Idle temps ~34*C, Cr15 around 74*C, in game around 60*C. Thx for tutorial. Not going higher beacause of temps, these I have right now seems ok in relation to clock speed and voltage. Spec: MSI Tomahawk Max II, Patriot Steel Viper DDR4 3733 16GB

[@rikuscheese]

i got my 3600 to 4.6, ran stability test for around 8 hours and no issues! pog!!

[@MegaChickenPunch]

at what voltage?

[@rikuscheese]

@@MegaChickenPunch i think 1.35 or something

[@LasagnaProducer]

Thanks for your tutorial! I really appreciate your work!

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Thanks for watching!

[@heytravs8298]

great video man, learnt lots!

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@Spinach_Dip93]

Thanks man I appreciate the video!

[@lucassala1341]

Nice video! keep up the good work

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Thanks, will do!

[@PinkFloydRarities93]

Thanks for sharing the knowledge, sir ! So much appreciate it.

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Thank you very much. Posting a video in about an hour about checking your RAM for errors come check it out.

[@saddrossa7055]

Great video, simple and effective method. Thanks for informative video.

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mrrobot3619]

I support the content. Subbed and liked! Btw We met in person.

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Thanks man 👍 I have a video coming up just for you

[@Meccial]

Cheers mate, easy guide!

[@renatob.ramossaenz1113]

the best video i have seen bro

[@icephyron4823]

System didn’t like me going past 4.2ghz. I tried lowering the voltage and it froze my pc and I tried upping the voltage and it didn’t help. I have a nzxt 240mm water cooler but I think my temps just get to high

[@tiosav85]

Thanks bud , your guide helped a lot, fell asleep seven times watching gamers nexus ryzen oc movie. Ended up settling for 4250 Mhz, peak core voltage 1.33751 R5 3500 cooled with BeQuiet! Dark Rock 4 PRO (both fans at 60%) Idle temps- 37c-42c R20, OCCT- 69.4c Gaming - 49c-64c Ryzen balanced power mode

[@jasonstektalk6109]

I like Steve at Gamer Nexus but he can get a little boring sometimes. Still good for number crunching type content.

[@XD-gx5be]

he's not boring but rather technical and for an average joe like me it can be boring

[@jasonstektalk6109]

The numbers start running together towards the end of his videos but he does give good statistics. Billzoid is one I've found myself watching more of when he does content about brands I'm interested in.

[@leobitencourt4719]

Did it degrade at all? I heard max safe overclock was 1.325V and there's people that have seen degrading at 1.33V on reddit, but watching this video and "Actually Hardcore Overclocking", it seems like you can get away with a bit more.

[@scottmai2180]

Thank you! This was so helpful

[@jasonstektalk6109]

You're so welcome!

[@nghuwei]

Will the clock auto lower down when system is idling? Is that got to do with PBO?

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Not if you have a manual overclock if it is set to default it will vary under workload.

[@tubeziv770]

Enjoyed the vid!

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Thanks

[@jabbathehut1993]

thanks for the vid, super helpful!

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Glad you liked it!

[@kinghoffbeers4221]

Great video!!!

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Thanks

[@muhammednihalharis3375]

Thanks Brother. Very Helpful...

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Happy to help

[@unreleasedjuicewrld4424]

You got me to subscribe thank you for the info your a life saver

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Your very welcome and thanks for subscribing.

[@hibern1a]

Nice video

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Thanks

[@antimatter7683]

thanks for the video

[@hansellis9621]

thanks Jason!

[@DanProdolny]

You gave me the idea. Thank's

[@warrenosborne1748]

If you can't get 4.3 with a decent air cooler or AIO cooler. Your motherboard is probably limited, you can't really do much with a basic b450 motherboard

[@danimper2517]

Thank you it helped! :)

[@eternalbeing3339]

Very helpful. Thank you.

[@jasonstektalk6109]

You're welcome!

[@kablesnet]

I use: 4.05Ghz with 1.18V. No problem with stability.

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Nice thanks for the comment and watching the channel

[@davidmichael6375]

You helped me so much man! Holy fuck keep it up

[@nefariousintent]

I was able to get 4.325 Ghz @ CCX0 and 4.375 Ghz @ CCX1 at 1.375v. It won't go any higher even if i increase the voltage. Overclocking on this chip mostly depends on the quality of silicon you get.

[@cardinaldriver]

Just got my R5 3600 , MSI Tomahawk II B450 and two 16gb sticks of Ripjaw V ram. With a 360mm MSI Core Liquid equipped with 3 Antec Prizm X's (the stock "frozrs" suck nutz) I easily hit 4.425 via BIOS and then 4.5 with the Ryzen Master software. Really is an excellent piece of code. I still am confused about something though. Once you start Ryzen Mstr. and apply it, can you close it? Or isnit better to minimize it? I do know you will get better scores with the RM closed. Will it revert back to base OC after a few min after closing it? Thank you for this....subscribed.

[@xclusivereef5805]

will Ryzen Master save the OC setting in the bios or will you need to go into the bio and oc there? also will you get similar results if you go into bios setting and set on for Precision Boost and XMP ?

[@RUIZJOSE1625]

great stuff

[@regicideclan]

Running 4.25Ghz on all cores @ 1.35v Stable with Arctic Freezer 34 Esports duo.

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Sounds good have you tried lowering your voltage to 1.3 or 1.325. The lower you can run your voltage will produce less heat. 1.35 isn't bad but every little bit can help in the long run.

[@regicideclan]

@@jasonstektalk6109 instability @ 1.34 while running cinebenchR15 my system just restarts itself.

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Thiat means your system isn't stable try lowering your clocks and rerunning the test till it makes it to the end. btw what are your temps during the test?

[@paradox5556]

i got 4.5ghz at the same voltage as you, check my vid i made kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmqYp5-Via92gNU

[@JohnDoe-gu3zk]

4.5ghz @ 1.3v, CB score 4077. The silicon lottery taketh, the silicon lottery giveth.

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Very nice 👍 score at 1.3 volts

[@darshan5726]

Damn

[@KAlSER1337]

Greetings from Germany

[@Fosgen]

4.2 GHz 1.2V mining for last 2 years, 24/7, 55-57C dark rock pro 4. Ubuntu 20.04 zero issues. BIOS setup. Headless mining.

[@SuperPowerWomen]

I'm running 4200 at 1.175v on a stock cooler and getting good temps. Haven't tried 4300 though.

[@lancesolomon9837]

I dare you to play warzone with that kind of unstable voltage

[@kirankarthick4604]

@@lancesolomon9837 I have same settings. OCCT stress test stable, war zone no issues. If I use mode 1 llc them prime 95 stable

[@lancesolomon9837]

@@kirankarthick4604 welp it doesn’t work for me

[@kirankarthick4604]

@@lancesolomon9837 ya. Every chip is different. Mine is manufactured this year.

[@lancesolomon9837]

@@kirankarthick4604 same with yours

[@JonelKingas]

Why i cant oc past 4.15ghz? Max is i can get 4.15ghz and 1.35v am i doing something wrong? Is my motherboard maybe bad?

[@cougarcn]

You seem like the classic IT guy, man. Thanks for the video. I applied these exact settings to my system. I had to test it with Cinebench R23, though. Question: what is the disadvantage of increasing the voltage? just that the temperatures are going to go up, making your CPU "die" faster over time? Thanks!

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Thanks

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Slight chance of slight degredation over time. But as long as you keep your voltages below 1.35 volts and no high temps I think the lose wil be unnoticeable considering we're talking about taking let's say a month off the lifetime of a computer that's going to last for physically it'll probably run for another hundred years as long as you can find a motherboard to run it in so it'll probably be out of date and unusable before it dies

[@IrishBrotherhood]

for me voltage is automatically set to 1.1 V, and it runs with that, should i still change to like 1.35?

[@jasonstektalk6109]

If you are stable there is no need to raise your voltage.

[@Pnky-chan]

wow really your voltage was auto set at 1.1 in ryzen master? mine stock was 1.31

[@IrishBrotherhood]

@@Pnky-chan dont know why, using msi b450 gaming pro carbon ac

[@FALLUCK]

Do you check your voltage with HWiNFO? Core VID is not actual voltage of your cpu. Your CPU voltage is below "CPU CCD1 (TDie)" by default.

[@mazkei]

my voltage is set around 0.925 should i change?

[@ihakker1416]

I have a 4.25Ghz at 1.33125V (haven't tried anything lower), stable in Prime95 and cinebenchR20, but i cinebench i get temps up to 74°C and Prime95 up to 79-80°C, I'm planning to keep this chip for long so I'm gonna lower it back to 4.2Ghz and call it a day :) don't want to overdo it and risk any damage

[@jasonstektalk6109]

That sounds like a smart move. This is one of the best comments I have had so far. Having the highest overclock is fun but for day to day use it just isn't needed. setting a lower clock speed with less heat and voltage is a great idea for the longevity of your chip. Thanks for the comment.

[@lol8463]

4.25 prime95 with avx2 or disabled?

[@VipasMine]

i can overclock it somehow in basic view on profile bar says that profile section is not available since overclocking is disabled

[@callumu90]

Voltage on the 3600 for me was 1.15 and seems fine after a few game of warzone

[@Akshayyy281]

Does installing ryzen master will take away my warranty even if i didn't overclock and installed only for checking cpu temps?

[@roll.]

great vid

[@combyjames]

Thanks for sharing! Great teacher! Question: I have (system mechanic) should I turn off the (boost peak performance) in system mechanic before doing this? Again, thanks so much!

[@Turtlebean727]

i got 4.3 on my ryzen 5 3600 on my cooler master stock cooler basicly the same as wraith cooler i undervolted to 1.25 works good temps at max are 74

[@jasonstektalk6109]

As long as your Temps are good great job. Heat kills computer parts. Live by that rule and you'll be OK. Thanks for the comment.

[@markboen]

Ryzen 5 3600 4.35GHz @ 1.3375v with a 3895cb20 score

[@azubit]

i have the problem that when i click apply and test the screen completly frozes i let it for an hour and i need to shut it down and then everything is like before

[@2AMech]

do you think it's possible to find solid overclock numbers with this method, then turn it off in Ryzen master, go to the BIOS and apply the same numbers in there? is that going to make any difference in the overclock or stability of the overclock?

[@jasonstektalk6109]

shouldn't make any difference that's exactly what the video is telling you that you can take your settings from Ryzen Master put them in your bios and they should work exactly the same

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Check my video overclocking ryzen 5 3600 questions answered or the one overclocking moving your settings from ryzen Master to your bios

[@ZarkoFxx]

What’s the different tabs on the top left? Like game mode and profile 2 that you’re using?

[@iitzhawa]

the voltage that you used at 4200 or 4300, is it good enough to overclock for this CPU ?? or too high ??

[@mohsinfotography343]

My ryzen 5 3600 passed all stress test but shut it self down when using it casually . 4,2ghz at 1.38125 volts on asus b450f motherboard temperature was 70C can u help me with this .

[@CHIVAS1664]

Thanks so much!!

[@jasonstektalk6109]

You are very welcome

[@moist.politician]

Auto OC makes it to 4.3ghz for me. I OC'ed my r5 3600 to 4ghz in bios with voltage high enough to support it, and my PC crashed. Ryzen Master OC'ed it higher for me without crashing. Don't know what's wrong?

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Not sure give me some hard specs on your system and I can try and help you.

[@aleczanderjk]

i achieved a 4.2 oc and 1.225v 73-77c when i run r15, should i try upping the voltage or keep it where its at?

[@jasonstektalk6109]

If you are stable don't raise the voltage

[@jasonstektalk6109]

What are your temperatures when running your benchmarks? Try watching my other video overclocking questions answered it may help.

[@danielsander9357]

Nice do you Set all on default on BIOS , PBO on , Auto Or off

[@iosprey7782]

Should I even attempt any of this OC with the stock air cooler? I have the 3600 cpu. Been looking into OCing a bit but I may just upgrade my air cooler first before trying anything.

[@jasonstektalk6109]

I would probably upgrade to a after market cooler first but you can try a mild overclock with the stock but not really better than PBO will do.

[@tristrisX]

No

[@medusagg]

How to tell if my system stable after oc??? PBO giving me voltaĝe spike from 1.375 to 1.4v Is it better to oc manual? Curently using 4.2 and 1.25 volt. But gaming pertormance feels laggy

[@rogerioalves8863]

going past 4.25 is an overkill, the voltage you need for better then that will fry your chip fast like the guy from video

[@jasonstektalk6109]

All has to do with your chip and mobo. Have had friends get 4400 at 1.30v I've not been that lucky

[@Ograws]

I got a BSOD when I bumped the frequency to 4250 on the cores and ran Cinebench

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Honestly BSOD is usually more Memory (RAM) or windows crashing. A crash from the cpu will usually just shut off.

[@EurocatGames]

I have a r5 3600x on an x370 MoBo and I can't figure this out. Does Ryzen master need to be open and running minimized in order for the OC to work? My system screen says that I still have an r5 3600x at 3.8 GHz. So the first thing that I need to do on boot up is open Ryzenmaster?

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Yes if you're using ryzen Master you must open it and apply it when you turn your computer on every time now you can close the window and it will stay applied until you change it or turn your computer off you can minimize it or just exit out of it either way and it should stay

[@spectral5734]

my r 5 3600 at a core speed reachers 100c in ryzen master voltage control is set to 1.3125 volts

[@henryunabiajr4054]

When I set my clocks speed to 4000mhz.. The Voltage is fixed 1.1? is this default setting for OC?

[@yxrick_official]

Thank you!

[@jasonstektalk6109]

You're welcome!

[@anthochalet]

what if PC reboot in R15 @4.2 / 1.1 (where it automatically set itself) i even tried 1.35 but cant run the cinebench

[@kimporras9409]

hi myy default voltage was set to 1.4 after setting the core to 4.2 and apply & test, it tells me to set the voltage to peak before running the test. is it normal or fine?

[@CristianGuzman27]

Thanks so much for video. So I see drops in frecuency by almost 100mhz in some of them on and off.. is that a sign that I need to rise the volt? or what's the safe spot for lower volt?

[@ssgpizzalover515]

i overclocked on my Bios and i can only ever hold a 4ghz overclock i think its my crappy vrms not being able to handle anything over 4ghz, thanks for the tutorial anyways

[@randomclip6792]

I got my 3600 to 4.2mhz at 1.15 volts and it is stable.i played games run cinebench etc. can i apply these to bios? By just changing these two only?

[@jasonstektalk6109]

yes if you just leave the others on auto it should transfer just those 2 settings. If that is how you did it in RM then the board is using it's buildt in numbers for the other settings which is auto settings in bios.

[@nuthousenut4017]

Trying this but I don't know what's going on I can't get volts over 0.9v and 4.1hz keeps crashing

[@charleschen1979]

Do I need to close the tab for the overclock to stay or is there an option to keep the overclock no matter what

[@jasonstektalk6109]

If you are referring to ryzen master once you apply the overclock you can close the window and the overclock will stay until you restart your computer or you go in and change it.

[@charleschen1979]

Jasons Tek Talk so basically every time I get on the computer I need to overclock with Ryzen master?

[@jasonstektalk6109]

@@charleschen1979 You do have to reapply your ryzen master settings everytime you log into your computer. That is why I recommend moving those settings to Bios after you have stable numbers.

[@ptolemymccappin5212]

incredably helpfull

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Glad it helped!

[@ego5267]

great video! before i do this, should i disable pbo in bios?

[@jasonstektalk6109]

I do disable PBO in Bios but you don't have to unless you are getting stability problems in which case I would try and disable PBO for sure.

[@ripmax333]

Once you transfer everything into the BIOS and set the OC from there, should you leave PBO enabled or Not?

[@jasonstektalk6109]

I have done it both way with no change in anything. I prefer to disable PBO but if you don't it shouldn't be a problem.

[@Tantemify]

i checked my Vcore on my msi bios. it was at 1.376V to 1.38V at auto. is this normal voltage for a ryzen 3600 at stock settings?

[@jasonstektalk6109]

with PBO it will get as high as 1.48v why I like a good static OC at about 1.27v.

[@aditya7955]

I tried to close the cinebench window🙈

[@DARKNESS0x77]

What kind of cooler do you have. I can't get past 4100Mhz without the temperatures reaching as high as 95°C. If i set it as 4200 on all cores the PC restarts and the overclock resets

[@jasonstektalk6109]

I am using a thermaltake Water 3.0 w/280mm rad but I have done the same overclock with a Gammax 400 air cooler as i said in the video i wouldn't go past 4.2 without atleast a good after market cooler. Have you tried reseating your cpu and checking your thermal paste. Unless you are running some long stress test it shouldn't get over 80c with a good air cooler under 100% load. Which during normal use gaming etc you shouldn't ever get that hott. If you have anymore questions hit me up at [e-mail] and maybe I can help you. I will try don't want you to damage your cpu.

[@DARKNESS0x77]

@@jasonstektalk6109 just running cinebench for 1 minute gets it to 95°. It doesn't gets that hkt while gaming but then games starts to crash so I have to downclock

[@ryguymods]

@@DARKNESS0x77 I get this too. Currently looking into installing an aftermarket cooler and bios update. Will keep you posted on how things go

[@ryguymods]

@@DARKNESS0x77 I set a 4.2ghz all core overclock on my 3600 with vcore set at 1.175v and saw a drastic improvement in temps on a stock Wraith Stealth cooler.

[@llengford]

I use the HYPER 212 BLACK EDITION 4300 running cinebench 20 temp no more than 76°

[@Cris-P-Bacon]

I'm kinda new to overclocking.... Am I lucky that I could set my voltage to 1.25v? Personally I chose to stick with 4.2ghz, when I tried 1.375 I was getting around 80-85 degrees on Cinebench. When I tried lowering it down to 1.25 though, my temps were just on the 70s.

[@jasonstektalk6109]

1.375v is way to high for Ryzen 3000 for daily use. I would try and keep it under 1.35v.

[@Cris-P-Bacon]

@@jasonstektalk6109 Yes, I'm just sticking with 1.25v for 4.2ghz this time. Does setting the voltage way too low could also cause issues like crashing?

[@jasonstektalk6109]

@@Cris-P-Bacon Yes if you set it too low you can crash but 1.25 to 1.3 sounds like a good voltage range to be pretty stable.

[@bboyspitz4258]

Do I need to over clock my ram too ? I have 16 gb Corsair Vengeance 3000 MHZ.

[@jasonstektalk6109]

Overclocking RAM is really good and fun but is very time consuming hopefully in the future i'll be able to do a video on RAM OCing. Need some Patreons to help me buy a capture card.

[@tristrisX]

Turn on xmp

[@RetroGlide08]

Just got 1628 on cinebench with my 3600 set to 4150. My peak core voltage is 1.10625 volts. Is it looking ok in the voltage side?

[@jasonstektalk6109]

yes as long as your stable that voltage is very good.

[@RetroGlide08]

Jasons Tek Talk that’s great to hear then, all stable so far. Been benchmarking and gaming in 4K and all is well. Thanks for the video much appreciated

[@KaiokenBlu]

going up to only 4 ghz pushed it up to 100 and i stopped immediately and set it back to 3.8

[@jasonstektalk6109]

What kind of cooler are you using?

[@KaiokenBlu]

@@jasonstektalk6109 cant see a label, but do I have to physically open it up tosee what type or is there software?

[@nuruzzamanriad817]

which cooler were you using and what was the room temperature?

[@jasonstektalk6109]

I was using a Thermaltake 280 sip and room temp is 74 degrees fahrenheit (23.34c).

[@nuruzzamanriad817]

@@jasonstektalk6109 thanks for the information ❤️

[@anythingwheel7238]

I have a 3600 and at 4.3 ghz i was running at 59°celsius could i go to 4.4ghz?

[@VegaAlessio]

Try it, i think yes, but the ghz is not the thing that makes it go hotter, that's the voltage