Ryzen 5 5600X Stock vs Overclock benchmark | PBO OC | Temps | Voltage | Benchmarks and gameplay 2021

[@ZTriggerGaming]

Wow, this thing really doesn’t overclock well but it undervolts beautifully. I’ll have to do that with mine later.

[@billygames7107]

The undervolting temps though..🧐loving that…

[@joshuapicarello]

What works best is leaving the clocks alone, and adjusting the voltage curve for PBO. All core boost, negative offset of -20mv. Lower temps, higher sustained boost clocks with decreased voltage. You might be able to get the maximum of -30mv offset, but -20mv was the max for my silicon.

[@rdmz135]

Curve optimizer is better than using an offset

[@joshuapicarello]

@@rdmz135 What I commented is curve optimizer. You have to tell it whether or not to use negative or positive mV offset when hitting boost clocks. Otherwise it does nothing.

[@AnxStudios]

@@joshuapicarello they are not mv values. That -20 equals -60 to -100mv depending on the curve position. I think this is what confused him.

[@XBloodyR]

Damn dude it's amazing thanks! It brought my temp in Cinebench from like 88-93 to 82 and now I can even run Prime 95 at like 85 degrees while before I needed to stop the test because it went so high. And the performance is literally the same. Just hope it will really run stable in the long term, if not I guess I'll work my way down with that offset.

[@Atahann17]

Even -15 is not fit for my silicon. I use it with -10.

[@nikolaykolay3912]

Thank you for the high quality comparison :) very informtive :)

[@FroznHood]

Thank you too.😀

[@Ohm2lombre.]

dude, thank you because I've been trying for a while to go from 46 to 48 ghz, to activate PBO ect, but in the end, all that I change almost nothing in games, whether it's 4.5 or 4.8 .. .. So thank you for saving me time!

[@FroznHood]

Yes, overclocking is not worth trying here. These days the target is to stabilize the frequency (and performance) and keep good temperatures for more quiet operation.

[@yousefedris3701]

Nice UI man I appreciate your work

[@wisetekniquez5812]

So no point in overclocking basically this one.

[@jshico3417]

i mean he got lower temps at a minimal loss of performance

[@trentonmeeuwsen739]

Performance within margin of error and 10-20 degrees cooler that’s a win mate

[@andreasponchiado8839]

He tested It on air' with auto voltage, i can push my 3600 to 4.5ghz on all core 1.3v 55° with a 210W tdp water cooler. I can see 15-20 fps boost from stock on a 1440p settings with rx6900xt. On 1080p It would be much because It Is more cpu than GPU load. I suggest to do your own test with Better control. I was able to overclock an 5600 to 4.9ghz all core with a stable safe voltage and with P profile with Clock tuner ryzen. It make 15 more fps but with a increase of 15 degres so 1 fps x 1°. On workload like cinebench etc the increment Is around 12%.

[@ayushbhaumik7980]

​@@andreasponchiado8839 hey can you tell me your settings for 5600? And is it possible to do those overclocks with a B450 tomahawk max motherboard?

[@andreasponchiado8839]

@@ayushbhaumik7980 sorry for the delay. To archieve this frequency i use Hydra project By 1Usmus. I'm now at a lower voltage ( 1.3v) and this is my result HYDRA BOOST TESTER RESULTS CORE / FREQUENCY / VID / POWER / TEMP C01 F 4812 V 1.3 W 10.44 T 47.61 C02 F 4837 V 1.3 W 10.37 T 45.82 C03 F 4774 V 1.3 W 10.36 T 48.65 C04 F 4774 V 1.3 W 10.4 T 47.96 C05 F 4793 V 1.3 W 10.42 T 45.49 C06 F 4700 V 1.3 W 10.25 T 48.19 with 1.35v i'm able to run 4.925 on the best 2 core, 4.875-50 on all the other cores. Temperatures are ok because i'm in a waterloop with 2 radiator 240mm and plenty of air flow. All depends on your chip quality, it's the silicon lottery... But use Hydra project it will Help a LOT. P.s. Use the 1.0.0F version. The other works well for undervolting and Co-Pbo curve but not for overclock. imgtr.ee/i/2tsCs

[@ericsilva7430]

Testing a bit here on Farcry New Dawn build in benchmark, low settings 720p, every bit of clock makes a massive advantage. I imagine the actual gain or difference in CPU power is massive, but actually playing a game at high or ultra 1440p makes very little difference. So running normal settings vs. overclocking to 4650-4800 could make a nice difference, but on actual gameplay, it would mean almost nothing. We need the massive CPU power increase of changing to a 5800x3D to actually notice something.

[@FroznHood]

That depends on whether you are GPU bottlenecked or not. If you are, even 5800X3D won't help.

[@ericsilva7430]

@@FroznHood Yeah true, but it would be nice to actually know the gain in power from overclocking, even if it makes very little difference when playing. here is hard to tell if overclock give a improve or not.

[@FroznHood]

According to my tests, overclocking 5600X is a waste of time. Not worth it. Even undervolting depends too much on the unit, so the stock settings are fine. You are right about 5800X3D - huge difference in most games.

[@maxym189]

I tried all of them too and i decided to let it on default setting and i just bought a better cooler. done. Now im at 35 degree on trottle and 60 degree on full load.

[@stefanukic8988]

Hey, If you alive, which cooler have you bought?

[@maxym189]

@@stefanukic8988 corsair fans

[@SammyGoated]

Moral of the story: CPU is able to optimally run itself.

[@billygames7107]

I’m gonna go about 4.5 oc no pbo with about a 1.175-1.2v….well, unless I got a golden sample silicone. Installing it tomorrow..👏🏼🤞🏼plz good silicone rngesus!!

[@thepatriot6966]

@eays reyes Mine can run 4.65ghz all core, with 1.19v small fft stable. My everyday overclock is 4.85ghz all core @ 1.256v. Cpu sits in the high 50's to low 60's with a custom water loop.

[@jshico3417]

wow -15 degrees at the same performance, nice

[@IISRADSIRS]

how is it possible?? I cant understrand why input more electricity but getting less temp? it doesnt make sense

[@velk_wanggoudan]

​@@IISRADSIRS auto remains for 1.3v, at his pbo on settings he is using 1.1v, that's why

[@pandassudsnshine4125]

Fun fact ti get better avg frame rates just get a aio cooler. Lower temps will let the ryzen cpu hold longer boost and be stable. Higher temps will make it automatically throttle and then you going to see drops in frames. If your aio is decent then overclock on top of that.

[@joepevfx366]

Is a air cooler enough for 4600mhz?

[@MoXy69YT]

@@joepevfx366 get 120mm aircooler, you'll be fine

[@TramcanoLuong]

@@joepevfx366 my cpu have 4650mhz, and i using air cooler single turret+1 fan120

[@bakojeep1681]

Keep the good video s up 👍

[@squizi7090]

good video mate btw whish mode its the best the 4.6 ghz oc with auto voltage or the stock one on the left ?

[@FroznHood]

Thank you. Stock for gaming.

[@billygames7107]

Pbo with a slight undervolt for this guy…I can’t pass on the super low temps..

[@danhex]

I get 10-15 fps boost with just a 2-300 mhz on the core clocks.

[@xGoody05]

Instead of just core clocks, ram speed is more important, also look into cache speeds through bclk overclocking.

[@SkylineFinesse]

Cache speed increases just spit out whea 18s. Ram timing is key

[@thepatriot6966]

What was your stability testing method, to varify these undervolts/overclocks were stable?

[@FroznHood]

Various CPU, RAM and GPU benchmarks and hundreds of hours in gaming.

[@fr0uv3n]

How u find the right vcore? Are u working with an offset in combination with pro? Or a manual vcore?

[@Aware_0]

So for one that is all the way on the right, how exactly do you that in BIOs?

[@meucomputador3787]

this processor is great! I made a video where I managed to overclock 4950 MHz. The next step is to go beyond 5GHz.

[@diegocervantes4977]

But the difference in performance was little to none, at least in what we saw in the video. Is it really necessary to overclock this chip?

[@Saturnit3]

@@diegocervantes4977 I don't think so, but it might help with microstutters and heavily modded CPU bound games. Though I have not tested it.

[@jetmiraclecommander4095]

How come mine never runs steady 4600mhz when playing games, but if I test with Cinebench it runs on full speed all the time. Is it because of the CPU usage? I also use PBO sometimes it hits 4600 but rarely when playing games.

[@patrickh92able]

i emailed AMD about the same thing thinking my cpu was faulty but they said this specific cpu was built to not use its full speed if it doesnt have to.

[@papadhmitrioy8070]

Its with co optimizer but he is lying.Mine also good chip -30 co +200mhz and it uses more than 1.1 volt

[@gamingclouds5324]

Hi for the PBO did you change any for your CO? Im setting it -30 all core and max CPU boost clock override 200mhz right now and seem okay, core voltage auto and I noticed its using 1.1 only and never go higher

[@FroznHood]

You just need to stabilize the max frequency. Check this video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIDHoJ-Xfql0es0 . Even though it is based on 5800X3D you can implement the same strategy with 5600X using the same logic and steps, just with different values. Do not waste too much time tweaking 5600X. Just stabilize the frequencies.

[@orrathaichotiya8143]

How set manual 1.1v with pbo ?

[@suvobairagi6952]

How the overclocked temp is so low ???

[@bilalberkan]

cuz of pbo + 200mhz override

[@B.Fenderer]

Cause of undervolt (voltage 1.1v)

[@Leme994]

that's why I think there is something wrong with that OC. There is something wrong with this pbo, my 5600x runs 4.8 with PBO and stock cooler on a simple b550m-hdv

[@bilalberkan]

@@Leme994 set LLC mode to 2 or 3, better OC results

[@Biitless]

Hey Buddy, can you please tell me exactly how you did achieve the results with PBO Overclock 1.1v 200mhz offset? Which mainboard did you use and which settings exactly?

[@FroznHood]

Hi, I used a B550 TUF Gaming Asus mainboard. The voltage I set manually in Bios. The PBO settings are in the PBO section in BIOS.

[@3toinsanity]

buddy is crazy

[@deadr0t]

​@@3toinsanitynot that hard, just a good sample. I had a 3600x before the 5600x, it was runing stable with 1.125 mv @ 4.6 Ghz

[@mua5614]

@FroznHood i have 5600x and B550M S2H mobo. I'm trying the 4th setting in the video. Can u help me about this.

[@FroznHood]

There are better ways for specific purpose. What do you want to achieve with the CPU? And what is the problem now?

[@mua5614]

@@FroznHood I want to increase the minimum FPS value in games. I just want the processor to work stably and efficiently.

[@FroznHood]

Then watch this video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIDHoJ-Xfql0es0. Don't skip any part. You will learn a lot. Even though it is made for 5800X3D the optimizing logic is the same for 5600X with two exceptions: 1. You need less effort (more soft undervolting) to optimize 5600X 2. For PPT, EDC... you need to use different settings

[@mua5614]

@@FroznHood ty so much.

[@ericsilva7430]

I imagine if I just set the voltage to 1.1 and didn't change anything else, cpu would get much cooler and the fps would be pretty much the same?

[@FroznHood]

No, because that way you don't let the CPU to regulate the voltage when needed and you change its behaviour. Also the core voltage doesn't directly affect the power settings.

[@ericsilva7430]

@@FroznHood The 4 test you lock voltage to 1.1 and change pbo to overclock 200mhz more? that it? look like the best settings for low temp losing very little fps. i wana try that.

[@DutchGuy_Limburg]

Same test with the 5800x please...

[@Leme994]

There is something wrong with this pbo, my 5600x runs 4.8 with PBO and stock cooler on a simple b550m-hdv

[@Leme994]

then I bought a tower cooler and brought the temps down 25C to run at around 57

[@kushagrchawla]

Should I do same? But I use stock fan but room is air conditioned

[@Worms_Pro]

Thermalright coolers are like £17-18, they run cooler than most 240mm AIO, they are incredible value and performance and well worth the money to run the CPU cooler by like 25-30C.

[@Tomtsu]

So unless game is CPU heavy there is not point in Overclocking.

[@MrStoikiy]

i set 1.2v and 4.5MHz and forget about all problems. didnt see the reason overclock up then 4.5 AMD should update auto voltage because its to hot

[@jack11777]

4.725 on 1.29

[@erickravanelli]

What values are used pbo?

[@papadhmitrioy8070]

I think you lie. How can 200mhz more have like less -15c difference and be working with 1.1 volt? Mine even with -30 Co optimize 4.85mhz max uses like 1.2-1.3v

[@bryancamacho4705]

Is it normal that in Stock you have all your cores running at 3.6 / 3.7ghz and suddenly go to 4.4 / 4.5 or 4.6? Shouldn't it stay between 3.6ghz / 3.7ghz while in Stock?

[@christianmarchant6240]

Yes, it's normal.

[@diegomannina8365]

Hi FroznHood, I set my Ryzen 5600x to 1.125v at 4400 on all cores (with ryzen master) It remains stable with prime95 Cinebench R20 and no crashing, temperatures are about 15 degrees lower than the PBO Currently in games I am 55/61 C ° Do you think it is a good result?

[@FroznHood]

Hi Diego! Yes, I think that the result is good. Temps are also good. But keep in mind that in games, higher boost clock may provide better results than such all core overclock settings. All core overclock, especially above 4.6GHz, provides good performance in multithreading tasks, such as video rendering for example or applications and tasks that can utilize as many cores as you have. That is why you will get more points in Cinebench with All Core 4400 than with the stock settings. Try it and you will see. But in most games it is the opposite - 4.65-4.8GHz boost clock beats 4.4GHz all core overclock.

[@diegomannina8365]

@@FroznHood Hi You are right I am aware of it, but I cannot boost like you did with Ryzen master, and I don't know how to do it as a motherboard (BIOS) I am afraid of making some mess - If I run PBO with ryzen master it keeps the voltage too high and anyway I don't know if I can keep the voltage at 1.1 with that high boost frequency. Can you help me?

[@FroznHood]

@@diegomannina8365 Keeping the voltage at 1.1 is not necessary. It is a good option if you are using the stock cooler, to get better temps. With good air cooler you can set the voltage at Auto and leave the stock clock frequency. The performance (FPS) gain with overclocking is insignificant in games, as you can see in the video.

[@diegomannina8365]

@@FroznHood ok but if I do as you say the CPU temperature splashes to 70/73 C ° in my opinion too high and I have a Corsair H100i liquid cooling In my opinion the voltage is too high if we let it manage by AMD in fact in your video you show that by lowering the voltage you have better temperature and in any case the performance remains unchanged what in my opinion even better - I prefer a cool cpu over performance

[@FroznHood]

@@diegomannina8365 70-75 temps are not a problem for this CPU, but if you prefer lower temps over performance, yes, you can lower the voltage. But you don't need all core overclocking for games.

[@ILWES]

so overclocking a stock cpu does literally nothing in performance? wth? (how is stock 4500mhz if stock is 3.5ghz tho)

[@zeruxcheats]

Boost

[@dopingful]

hmmm, mb lock 4.6-4.7 freq, and 1.2v - 1.3v (1.35v?) I think we will get both good performance and low temperatures

[@Deathscythe91]

how does overclocking decrease the temp xd

[@ShizzuVT]

what's up with the 1% lows in the static one, why are they so bad 🫠

[@jordanhiggs3835]

Could you list your case/cooler config etc

[@jack11777]

He definetely use 240-360mm water cooling. Thats why he dont mark it))

[@warixpl]

My r5 5600x 4,85Ghz@1.3v + Deepcool Gammaxx GT A-RGB 120mm

[@rdmz135]

PBO is kinda useless without using curve optimizer. That's the best way to OC.

[@mohmdbaqeri]

ye undervolting with curve do wonders

[@IISRADSIRS]

what is curve opptimizer?? how he know to put 1.1V ? any lesson video?

[@thugwest28]

frozhood can you help me in 1 question plz! i have the asus tuf gaming b550m. and i have 2 PBO menus! in one i can put advance and set the 200hz and i have there options that i let in auto! and in the start i have another menu of PBO with other options where i just put enable! i am a bit confused! atm i think i have PBO enable in the 2 places with the 200hz+ and the voltage set to 1.1v sorry if i cant explain better but if need i put a video in my youtube channel and i link to you so yo ucan help me a bit! apreciate keep the good work

[@FroznHood]

I used the one that is in the menu Advanced\AMD Overclocking.

[@thugwest28]

@@FroznHood só you put andvance and just set to 200hz ? The other things you leave normal Like pbo limits for exemple? In that menu pbo i just Change the option for the 200hz+ the rest i leave ir like they are . And in my main page of the BIOS i have another pbo menu whre i just enable pbo the other options they are all in auto. When i arrive até home i put here the menus to show you. And thanks for the help froznhood

[@FroznHood]

Yes, I only set Boost Clock Override 200MHz and leave the other settings to Auto.

[@thugwest28]

@@FroznHood i see many videos that people disable the PBO limits! what you think about that? they say the disable the PBO limits disable the stock value from the PBO itself! i left it in auto! and still we have the motherboard option wich i think is pbo works with the values default fro mthe board! you opinion?? cheers froznhood

[@FroznHood]

@@thugwest28 They disable the PBO limits in order to try to achieve a higher overclock. But do you really need that? I keep this at Auto.

[@ricardoalmir]

Não adianta fazer overclock processador e testar com jogos que usa 90% da gpu e 10 da cpu. Tem que testar por exemplo com raibow six siege que ua o clock mais alto e núcleos. E o cs go 2 que usa mais processador. Pode estar até com placa de vídeo on bord.

[@MusicJahin]

Are you using any cooler?

[@30jspecial]

The 5600 x is probably already pushing the envelope . All the x versions are

[@theodorliu720]

wow so overclock doesn't make some big differences

[@squizi7090]

my cpu is sitting at 1.37 and peek to 1.4 v at idle what voltage i should do for a stock speed like 4.5 or 4.6 ghz ?

[@FroznHood]

You also have 5600x?

[@FroznHood]

1.37-1.4 is too much for idle. With voltage set to Auto, mine is between 0.95-1.1 at idle. Auto works best for me (best performance) for both stock and overclock.

[@squizi7090]

@@FroznHood how can i put it yo auto is it on the bios ?

[@squizi7090]

@@FroznHood yes

[@squizi7090]

@@FroznHood when i flick my mouse or move it fast it goes up to 1.4 v idk why ?

[@randomweirdyoutubechannel8955]

Try 1080p put more load on CPU instead of GPU

[@freak14-88]

what is the point of this test if the emphasis was on the videocard?

[@FroznHood]

What do you mean?

[@freak14-88]

@@FroznHood there is no point in testing processor overclocking when graphics settings are ultra, in this case, the gpu load is 100%, and the cpu is below 80%. that is, overclocking the processor with such settings will not show any differents betwen oc and stock

[@FroznHood]

There is no single moment in this video. with a GPU bottleneck, 100% GPU load or something like that. In most games the GPU load is below 70%. Feel free to check the video again. Thanks.

[@freak14-88]

@@FroznHood ok

[@ARieLvsCutTaRi]

me with turbo off pbo off oc off because i didnt see the difference with everything on 😎

[@Taraquin83]

Cool video! How do you set max 1.1V with pbo enabled?

[@FroznHood]

I just set the voltage manually at 1.1v.

[@angtran3231]

@@FroznHood In the BIOS right ? Or u set on Ryzen Master

[@FroznHood]

Yes, in BIOS.

[@angtran3231]

@@FroznHood So you just manually set the voltage to 1.1 volt and did not make more adjustment to the BIOS, right ?

[@KamilKamil-vo4ez]

@@angtran3231 yes he didnt do nothing more bro,He won't answer you again,cuz he don't care xd its called "ego"

[@jaspersmith1000]

BIOS setting pleasee

[@dylan.dog1]

1.1 volt at 4.7ghz?? are you sure its stable?

[@FroznHood]

Yes, it is stable.

[@dylan.dog1]

@@FroznHood did you test under prime95 or aida64? anyway you can try 4.85-4.9ghz at 1.23-1.26volt

[@FroznHood]

@@dylan.dog1 As you can see in the video, the test with 1.1v is not all core overclock. It is Boost Clock Override 200 MHz.

[@dylan.dog1]

@@FroznHood ops i didnt see it

[@jack11777]

he are clown. real vcore voltage 1.29, soc voltage 1.35 thats with llc turbo.

[@bogdii1337]

Undervolting my cpu lowered my cores to a 4,2ghz max out of 4.7 .. i didnt like it

[@안스-b5f]

오버클럭은 의미가 없네..언더볼팅 최고!

[@mehmettansman3806]

Hi what Best setting 5 5600x for game any can help?

[@FroznHood]

What problem do you have with your 5600x?

[@mehmettansman3806]

@@FroznHood i cant find stable oc and pbo

[@mehmettansman3806]

Have b550 mobo

[@mehmettansman3806]

@@FroznHood i need oc or pbo for games?

[@FroznHood]

Watch the video. You will find the answer there.

[@TehOnionGod]

Doesn't looks like it does much.

[@PodcastAxis]

4.65ghz 1.35v works best for me, and only 51c under load aswell

[@thepatriot6966]

4.7ghz all core. 1.20v MSI LLC 4. 1.06v undermax load. Passes Linpack, OCCT Large Data set (AVX/2) Extreme variable. After 12 hours of realbench. Max temperature 64c. I call BS on your temperature. At that frequency and that voltage. :)

[@PodcastAxis]

@@thepatriot6966 yup too little tests it was actually around 80c under load but it wasnt stable after a long time i found about it im now using stock voltage and pbo +200mhz overdrive and works ideally for me

[@22pacshakur21]

can u do it with cs go?!?!

[@lemoniadapolska1655]

whats mobo?

[@Focaz]

Why do you make a cpu benchmark test with all your video settings on high? This video is irrelevant.

[@FroznHood]

Thanks for the question! The test is absolutely accurate. With 3080 (used in this test), at this resolution/settings there is already a CPU bottleneck in all games. You can check again the GPU load in all games. So it doesn't matter if the settings are on High or Low for the test of the potential of this CPU and it doesn't make the video irrelevant whatsoever.

[@zaebaniyunderground6260]

you should try 5Ghz

[@terminator198918]

Run it at 4.7 ghz what are u doing dude

[@KantusKid]

I'll take 1 fps and 14 degree increase for $400 Alex.

[@tilburg8683]

Mine doesn't even go over 4,5 with pbo lol.

[@tilburg8683]

Can't even do 4.6 with oc.

[@FroznHood]

@@tilburg8683 You don't need PBO for that. Try with CPU voltage se to Auto and multiplier to 46. Everything else on default. Also, make sure you are setting the right speed and voltage for your RAM.

[@jack11777]

@@tilburg8683 try to undervolt vcore and soc voltage, fix multiplier on 46 in bios

[@squizi7090]

stock cooler ?

[@FroznHood]

No, with stock cooler the temps are much higher.

[@squizi7090]

@@FroznHood thanks

[@philiphansen1103]

His gpu clocks are higher in each game that has better fps

[@FroznHood]

Minor differences in GPU clock are irrelevant when you have a CPU bottleneck.

[@JR-cm9sh]

so basically it doesnt do shit except maybe for muh temps. temps and cpu's are a meme. I never ever paid for coolers because my CPUS ran hot. CPUS are made to withstand temperatures up to 94 degrees Celsius ( intel) anything below that doesn't affect lifespan in a meaningfull way.

[@FroznHood]

It is not about lifespan. It is about more stable clock frequencies and lower cooling noise.

[@JR-cm9sh]

fair enough that's a legitimate reason , i just cosntantly hear people talking about how their lower temps will be super beneficial for their CPU. it barely has any impact longterm but sure it keeps noise down and i highly doubt the clock frequencies are even a thing@@FroznHood

[@Melikfirat65]

4.5ghz 1.088 V Occt test CPU Max temp 50

[@erickravanelli]

pbo ? curve ?

[@walcantor]

Ou seja, n muda porra nenhuma

[@Mangputt]

Oc to 1.62v

[@jack11777]

haha massive water cooling and wrong voltage)

[@pechkaz1337]

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[@bamboostick5]

Fake