just a tip for does that want to "sync" the IF to your memory at the best way possible... for 1:1 = MCLOCK/3 for 2:1 MCLOCK/4. Exemple for 6400 IF at 2133, for 8000 IF at 2000. nice setup Bang
@@southbronxny5727 yea same, and with an AIO cooler, what I like about him is that me and others did ask for guides on tuning from his previous vids and he delivered. Very thankful
thats a good score, how is your performance in gaming? i was wondering if it was even worth the effort, lost a couple days tuning mine to be stable at 4425mhz on lowest possible pbo. it would be funny if the stock undervolt performed the same…
Btw just a Suggestion - if you still have 7800X3D I think it would be very nice to see how does it compare to heavy OC 9800X3D in games/settings that are always gpu bottlenecked
@@nikolajovanovic3647 Zavisi od igrice. Npr u Tarkov, Rust, FiveM i slicne, razlika izmedju 7800x3d i 9800x3d je do 45% u 1% / 0.1% lows sto je bitno za fluidnost, U tarkov avg +30% za lowse, u tim igricama je iznad 15% vecini vremena bolji nego 7800x3d, neke druge igrice mozda ne vide mnogo razlike, zavisi sta igras.
How do you get rtss to show cpu temp and clocks. Usually works on all previous cpus but didn't seem to work with my 9800x3d through msi afterburner monitoring
Thanks for the OC comparison. Not so much gain and it will be way less at higher resolutions and settings. I am quite fine with Stock perf with -35 CO all core for cool, efficient,quiet and performance is great even at stock. I just tightened the memory secondary timings using the Buildzoid's Guide.
very nice. my msi X670E carbon does not have a external clock gen :( my 9800X3D just have it -20 CO and pbo on. all core hits 5.4 which is not bad but wish i could do this :( any chance can you do me a huge ask. my temps get pretty high when doing heavy stress testing. the hardest i can hit the cpu is with compiling shaders for the last of us or uncharted. that game uses oodle kraken compression which is heavy compression and doing the decompression + building the shaders hammers the cpu im running a custom ek loop. with 2X 360mm rads and my cpu can max out at like 94C when doing that which its nuts. when running cinebench R23 for 20 mins it only hits like 89C. can you share what temps you get when doing that? im trying to do a sanity check if its normal or i just got a bad bin chip.
Suggestion - if you still have 7800X3D I think it would be very nice to see how does it compare to heavy OC 9800X3D in games/settings that are always gpu bottlenecked.
Damn that 4090 running 3045 at 47c - If that's air cooled that has to be a god bin or is this water cooled? So what would this be.. +300 on the core yeah but did you need to give it more voltage manually or just keep it hella cold for the normal boost? Awesome work btw, did the basic tunes on 4 - 9800x3d so far now and my god they just love getting to 5425mhz and staying at this clock speed unlike past x3d which would bounce around like crazy even if cool. Will 100% give the above a try when someone has a clock gen.
on my 9800x3d i could not run cinebench r23 stable 30min test (r24 ran fine) on pbo -40, but when i enabled curve shaper along with it and just put highest frequencies / high temp to positive 5 its stable now. weird but it worked.
CPU Cooling = ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 360? Interesting you were able to get these results w/o a custom loop, nice job. I've owned three AMD sys in the past; 2950x, 3700x, and 3950x all of which had horrible stability issues so I've opted to stick w/ Intel. To be clear each AMD sys had QVL memory, latest bios, ryzen master, windows updates and w/ PBO disabled (stock settings). I would get random BSOD, no POST and just sluggish desktop performance. I could understand perhaps one sys having these issues but THREE??? So I guess you could say I'm an Intel fanboy bc I've NEVER had any issues even despite the most recent 14th gen degradation issues which hasn't affected any of my systems but I also tune them and don't use bios default settings. I've been tempted to give AMD another chance BUT there have been ppl who have tested older games (for which I play a lot of) and Intel still leads in that space due to architecture differences for the time period of the game development. I think if you mostly/only play newer games and if AMD is actually stable now then it is def a no brainer to go with. I do wish I could try before I buy w/ AMD considering their history but $1000 for a platform switch is not something I'm willing to gamble w/ considering my history w/ them. Intel really needs to get their sh!t together as imo they are in serious trouble in the desktop space.
@@IIHydraII I got the Royal kit which does cl30 6400 at 1.4v out of the box. Got the cl28 6400 working at 1.46v. I also undervolted the VDDQ to 1.3v. The default 1.4v for output buffers is way to high.
@@Bang4BuckPCGamerOh OK. I guess you tested differently than the video shows then as the average from that video isn't going to be anywhere near 133 fps given the framerate is well below that most of the time other than near the end.
I'm sure you are familiar with MSI Afterburner. I use the benchmark option with that software, same run and settings seen in the video. Try it yourself and will find your estimation may be way off.
@@Bang4BuckPCGamer Oh come on, you started with an average of 250 in the video and it ended at 122 average. How are you going to get 133 on a legit run that resets the average correctly at the beginning? Post a video of the 133 run and I'll believe you.
As i said, i don't collect my results with this program and it 's only for presentation. Why do you think it starts at 250fps? Could be because i was in the menu first? Lol these figures dont make it into the graph @yzonker
Sorry I don't own a 7800X3D anymore. But it is worth noting that the 7800X3D can't be overclocked. Your best options are Precision boost overdrive and Negative All core Curve Optimizer to gain performance.
@ thank you for the info…I’m getting 5ghz after turning on PBO to enhanced mode 4…is there any possibility to gain more performance after negative all the cores?
Do you have a discord. I have the same cpu different mb I have a b650 tomahawk WiFi board and need help over clocking this cpu like you did. But every thing looks different in my bios
No one uses cinebench to game. You rsettings will get 3-4 percent less performance in gaming than B4B does since his all core will boost much higher when the cpu usage isnt maxed out (no games max out cpu ever)
My 9800x3d is 60-70c idle and in game its 95c.....i must have done something wrong, this cannot be correct can it? My SP is 115 according to the MB with latest bios (TUF gaming x870)
@@Bang4BuckPCGamer My comments keep vanishing for some reason, its Liquid Freezer ii. I have a picture of the install but i dont think youtube will allow me to post the link
Negligible difference while gaming. Not worth the increase in temps and power draw over a standard +200 Mhz boost and - 20 CO. But hey, if you have a beefy cooler, yeah why not.
+200 and -20 co doesnt give any multi core boost. Just single core. Most modern games utilize all 8 cores. So you are getting around 6-7% uplift in games if you do all of this. This is almost as big as a generational uplift vs 7800x3d in some games.
Your statement is all over the place. 95 percent of all games are going to be limited by 1 primary thread while most of them often only effectively utilize 6 threads or less, so often only a few cores. Gaming is not multicore and the biggest differences you see in this CPU is not because of thread saturation in certain scenarios but because frequency is more important in situations where the game fits into the entire cache anyways. @@nikolajovanovic3647
@@nikolajovanovic3647 Lmao what, of course you get improved multi core performance, what are you even talking about. Most chips can comfortably hold 5400 on all cores in gaming loads. If you care about CB scores you might have a point but then again, not worth it.
Hello @Bang, Is there a better ram than the kingbank ram you listed? What is the fastest ram for the 9800x3d? Does a-die or m-die matter? Just want to get the best for my build and doing research now. Thanks in advance.
I am really not sure what the fastest ram is for AMD. I have seen people using 8000MHz+ Ram with the X870E motherboards, but that is not via 1:1 ratio so it is not always going to give much better performance. My advice would be to buy a low latency 6400MHz kit of ram like CL30, and tune it with custom timings.
@Bang4BuckPCGamer ok, thanks for the help man, you the best. This settings make the core run between 5.5 and 5.6 ghz all the time right? Kind of like and allcore OC? Also, are these settings stable to run permanently? No risk of degradation? Thanks Mr Bang Bang
@@quesawea5142 This is just a max all core boost increase. Under heavy load like Rendering a video, or blender the cores will go down to 5.4GHz. Having a static 5.6GHz would require a constant high voltage. This way is less stress on your CPU
@@Bang4BuckPCGamer ah, i see. So can I run this 24/7 for gaming or I risk degradation? After the whole intel 13/14th gen degradation fiasco I am worried, hoping you can give me some reassurance coming from you I know its someone who has deep knowledge in safe voltages and degradation stuff. Cheers
@Bang4BuckPCGamer nothing like APEX to OC as new 9900X3D and 9950X3D on the way so they just made the APEX X870E 2DIMM to replace GENE miniTX X670E 2DIMM, you have an APEX ENCORE so you know what they're capable of, good job there bro 👍
@@Bang4BuckPCGamer maybe not for the average user but as moreX3D CPU's are on the way and APEX is the king of DDR5 OC and Core OC it will be very nice, i commented your video as i was about to buy a ROG CROSSHAIR X870E HERO and then i saw the news. Keep your good work bro!
I get over 24k just with a -30 curve and 200 boost and Cl30 6000 ram. Someone else on reedit got 24400 something yesterday also with a -30 curve and 200 boost but 8000 CL38 ram. All you're doing is ruining the lifetime of your chip even more running it at 5.6ghz. If you don't even get higher scores than I get on 5.3-5.4 what is the point?
The point is my single core scores are considerably faster than anything PBO and curve optimizer can achieve, while maintaining multi threaded performance.
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5.5Ghz Overclock results of my second 9800X 3D SP 115
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just a tip for does that want to "sync" the IF to your memory at the best way possible... for 1:1 = MCLOCK/3 for 2:1 MCLOCK/4. Exemple for 6400 IF at 2133, for 8000 IF at 2000. nice setup Bang
Impressive....your the best OC I've seen so far.
@@southbronxny5727 yea same, and with an AIO cooler, what I like about him is that me and others did ask for guides on tuning from his previous vids and he delivered. Very thankful
@@quesawea5142 This guy hasn't an iOS Cooler :D he got a coolerplate outside the PC :D he's using like a 420x420mm Radiator :D
@@mAdDox1904 Thats for my 14900KS. I am using a 360mm AIO with the 9800X 3D.
@@mAdDox1904silent now huh?
Thank you for sharing this, I've noticed the performance consistency now in general tasks. Have the same setup as you apart from I have the 9950x
Pretty good gain in CyperPunk Sir 🎉
i have -30 Curve, no OC, simply 5225mhz stock at 1,10v, Cb23 23771 points
thats a good score, how is your performance in gaming? i was wondering if it was even worth the effort, lost a couple days tuning mine to be stable at 4425mhz on lowest possible pbo. it would be funny if the stock undervolt performed the same…
Ok now do ycruncher hf
Thanks!
Btw just a Suggestion - if you still have 7800X3D I think it would be very nice to see how does it compare to heavy OC 9800X3D in games/settings that are always gpu bottlenecked
Good idea but the 7800X 3D was sold. I did make this video though
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.@nikolajovanovic3647
@@Bang4BuckPCGamer yes yes i saw it, but 5.4ghz pbo oc :D 5.6 wouldve been even more fun. Still great results, cheer bud
@@nikolajovanovic3647 Zavisi od igrice. Npr u Tarkov, Rust, FiveM i slicne, razlika izmedju 7800x3d i 9800x3d je do 45% u 1% / 0.1% lows sto je bitno za fluidnost, U tarkov avg +30% za lowse, u tim igricama je iznad 15% vecini vremena bolji nego 7800x3d, neke druge igrice mozda ne vide mnogo razlike, zavisi sta igras.
Thank you for the settings 👍
Super je vais avoir la même configuration que vous sous peu !
Sa va grandement m’aider !
Merci beaucoup
Awesome video. Im the type of person who want to get the absolute most out of my system.
How do you get rtss to show cpu temp and clocks. Usually works on all previous cpus but didn't seem to work with my 9800x3d through msi afterburner monitoring
I am using FPS Monitor
It does work with CapframeX
You can use aida64, you get the sensors there and load it into rtss / afterburner. Thats what im doing
@@johnkeane320 just use hwinfo for temps checks all possible sensors from everything on your pc
Can you tell me how did you get "prediction" SP rating on your UEFI? I would love to see my result
Thanks for the OC comparison. Not so much gain and it will be way less at higher resolutions and settings. I am quite fine with Stock perf with -35 CO all core for cool, efficient,quiet and performance is great even at stock. I just tightened the memory secondary timings using the Buildzoid's Guide.
Do ycruncher
Nice work Brother. I'm Hoping NV doesn't charge a arm and leg for rtx 5080 or i, sticking with my 3080 12gb
Good informative video.
very nice.
my msi X670E carbon does not have a external clock gen :( my 9800X3D just have it -20 CO and pbo on. all core hits 5.4 which is not bad but wish i could do this :(
any chance can you do me a huge ask. my temps get pretty high when doing heavy stress testing. the hardest i can hit the cpu is with compiling shaders for the last of us or uncharted. that game uses oodle kraken compression which is heavy compression and doing the decompression + building the shaders hammers the cpu
im running a custom ek loop. with 2X 360mm rads and my cpu can max out at like 94C when doing that which its nuts. when running cinebench R23 for 20 mins it only hits like 89C. can you share what temps you get when doing that? im trying to do a sanity check if its normal or i just got a bad bin chip.
Bonjour, avez-vous delid votre cpu ?
Vous avez choisis pâte thermique ou métal liquide ? 😊
This is just normal thermal paste, and no delid.
Really good video thanks you so much
Its possible a video with a x670e aorus master?
@MRS_.PERFECT Sorry, I don't own any gigabyte boards
I showed my ram settings in this video, I really have nothing more to share.
Thanks 🤓
Suggestion - if you still have 7800X3D I think it would be very nice to see how does it compare to heavy OC 9800X3D in games/settings that are always gpu bottlenecked.
Damn that 4090 running 3045 at 47c - If that's air cooled that has to be a god bin or is this water cooled?
So what would this be.. +300 on the core yeah but did you need to give it more voltage manually or just keep it hella cold for the normal boost?
Awesome work btw, did the basic tunes on 4 - 9800x3d so far now and my god they just love getting to 5425mhz and staying at this clock speed unlike past x3d which would bounce around like crazy even if cool.
Will 100% give the above a try when someone has a clock gen.
@Bang4BuckPC Gamer
What is a good SP value if 111 is not that great?
Do you go higher, lower??
The higher the number the better. 115 is good, 120 is rare and pretty much silicon lottery winning.
Any testimonials that did this step by step?
Nice vid I might give those a go to see. I get 24256 multi and 2180 single on cinebench r23 PBO +200mhz negative 30 curve optimiser x10 scaler.
It makes such a huge difference to the single threaded score. ibb.co/Ydw9b8m
on my 9800x3d i could not run cinebench r23 stable 30min test (r24 ran fine) on pbo -40, but when i enabled curve shaper along with it and just put highest frequencies / high temp to positive 5 its stable now. weird but it worked.
CPU Cooling = ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 360? Interesting you were able to get these results w/o a custom loop, nice job. I've owned three AMD sys in the past; 2950x, 3700x, and 3950x all of which had horrible stability issues so I've opted to stick w/ Intel.
To be clear each AMD sys had QVL memory, latest bios, ryzen master, windows updates and w/ PBO disabled (stock settings). I would get random BSOD, no POST and just sluggish desktop performance. I could understand perhaps one sys having these issues but THREE???
So I guess you could say I'm an Intel fanboy bc I've NEVER had any issues even despite the most recent 14th gen degradation issues which hasn't affected any of my systems but I also tune them and don't use bios default settings.
I've been tempted to give AMD another chance BUT there have been ppl who have tested older games (for which I play a lot of) and Intel still leads in that space due to architecture differences for the time period of the game development.
I think if you mostly/only play newer games and if AMD is actually stable now then it is def a no brainer to go with. I do wish I could try before I buy w/ AMD considering their history but $1000 for a platform switch is not something I'm willing to gamble w/ considering my history w/ them.
Intel really needs to get their sh!t together as imo they are in serious trouble in the desktop space.
Amazing video! Any chance you could show how to overclock like this on MSI carbon wifi x670e motherboard?
Sorry I don't own an MSI Motherboard.
Great OC👍 Do you use the default DRAM Voltage at 1.4v? I can't seem to get the cl28 at 6400mhz
@@thor.halsli I use 1.48v
@Bang4BuckPCGamer Thx
You'll likely need 1.5v+ VDD for 6400c28. I'd personally try 1.45v c30 or 1.4v c32. tCL is not an important/performant timing.
@@IIHydraII I got the Royal kit which does cl30 6400 at 1.4v out of the box. Got the cl28 6400 working at 1.46v. I also undervolted the VDDQ to 1.3v. The default 1.4v for output buffers is way to high.
@@thor.halsli Good to hear. Yeah I had similar stability issues when my kit would default to 1.45 VDDQ.
Looks like you forgot to reset the statistics at the start of the run based on the average it's showing at the beginning.
That is just for presentation. I don't collect my scores with this program
@@Bang4BuckPCGamerOh OK. I guess you tested differently than the video shows then as the average from that video isn't going to be anywhere near 133 fps given the framerate is well below that most of the time other than near the end.
I'm sure you are familiar with MSI Afterburner. I use the benchmark option with that software, same run and settings seen in the video. Try it yourself and will find your estimation may be way off.
@@Bang4BuckPCGamer Oh come on, you started with an average of 250 in the video and it ended at 122 average. How are you going to get 133 on a legit run that resets the average correctly at the beginning? Post a video of the 133 run and I'll believe you.
As i said, i don't collect my results with this program and it 's only for presentation. Why do you think it starts at 250fps? Could be because i was in the menu first? Lol these figures dont make it into the graph @yzonker
Do you perfer the 9800x3d over the 14900 you was using?
For gaming yes, it is the faster CPU hands down.
@@Bang4BuckPCGamer What about stream and gaming on single PC? Thx for prior reply
I have never tested for that scenario, and never would. I own a dual PC setup. My 14900KS and RTX 3090 deal with all my streaming needs.
Did you ever try the CPU Line Load Calibration set to 5?
@@ExcessiveGBH Not yet, but Auto seems to work just fine.
Nice 🎉
Thanks for this video!
is it safe to do overclocking with these settings? I just want to know. if it does I want to try it.
No dangerous voltage is being used so it is perfectly safe. Just make sure you have adequate cooling.
@ thank you 🙏🏻
Man, what about memory settings in stock are timings the same as for the oc configuration or not?
Yes memory settings remain the same in stock and OC.
@Bang4BuckPCGamer OK got it 👌 thank you
please do a 7800X3D OC guide like this on x670e motherboard
Sorry I don't own a 7800X3D anymore. But it is worth noting that the 7800X3D can't be overclocked. Your best options are Precision boost overdrive and Negative All core Curve Optimizer to gain performance.
@ thank you for the info…I’m getting 5ghz after turning on PBO to enhanced mode 4…is there any possibility to gain more performance after negative all the cores?
anything about CPPC settings?
Hmm. My x870e Hero doesn’t have the “cpu current capability” option. I don’t see anything similar either. 😑
When did overclocking get so complicated? Whatever happened with just simply increasing CPU Core Ratio???
@@nicolasoxendine8170 it's already overclocked then
Now we are pushing it beyond that overclock therefore we need such curve editing etc
The 870 e hero version of this board doesn't have CPU current capability, at least from what I can see on mine.
Nice but i prefer to keep pbo with 200 override and just good curve. If you hit in game 5.4 is fine. At 1440p maxed its usless to force bclk
Buy an Artic Freezer 3 ,360mm AIO. You will get better temps and be just fine.
I guess Rog Strix B650 E - E doesnt have eCLk ?
thanks!
Great video - will follow these instructions when I upgrade
Make sure you get the right MB!
Do you think I can do the same with
ASUS TUF GAMING B650-PLUS (motherboard)?
B650 motherboards are entry level, they dont support bclk cpu overclock
Do you have a discord. I have the same cpu different mb I have a b650 tomahawk WiFi board and need help over clocking this cpu like you did. But every thing looks different in my bios
B650 is entry level mobo, it doesnt support advanced OC
My +200 PBO / -20 gets more in R23, that overclock isn't working right.
The point of the overclock is to maintain the multicore performance, while boosting single core performance. It is working exactly how it is intended.
No one uses cinebench to game. You rsettings will get 3-4 percent less performance in gaming than B4B does since his all core will boost much higher when the cpu usage isnt maxed out (no games max out cpu ever)
I can’t get past 21,200 on cinebench….. does not having my GPU affect this ?
being nice and showing your settings so people can stop asking
Instead of them stopping
Now they ask to do this on all possible motherboards
FFS
Seems i cant get my pc to boot. Showing 00 on q code. Strange. Any idea what might be the cause?
You are the best
My 9800x3d got 114SP so i should OC as good as you did here
unfortunately my motherboard does not have that BCLK2 option
why dont you just do a static clock overclock instead of a blck?
@dogieplays8838 The most i was able to achieve is 5.5Ghz
I have a msi 240 v2 liquid cooler, it goes up to 95 degrees in cinebenc, is this normal?
With this CPU? If so, I would say something is wrong.
I'II, try you overclock settings see what happens. Have same MB, CPU. G Skill 32GBTrident Z5 Royal Neo 6000MHz CL28-36-36-96 and Strix 4090 OC
Try prime95 Small FFT, let us know.
My 9800x3d is 60-70c idle and in game its 95c.....i must have done something wrong, this cannot be correct can it? My SP is 115 according to the MB with latest bios (TUF gaming x870)
@jordan3802 you should be in the low 40's for idle. That seems way too high. What are you using for cooling?
@@Bang4BuckPCGamer My comments keep vanishing for some reason, its Liquid Freezer ii. I have a picture of the install but i dont think youtube will allow me to post the link
That is why, please don't use links
@@Bang4BuckPCGamer .....guess who forgot to take the sticker off the copper plate....issue fixed lmao
Glad you got it sorted.
Cannon spike!
Negligible difference while gaming. Not worth the increase in temps and power draw over a standard +200 Mhz boost and - 20 CO. But hey, if you have a beefy cooler, yeah why not.
+200 and -20 co doesnt give any multi core boost. Just single core. Most modern games utilize all 8 cores. So you are getting around 6-7% uplift in games if you do all of this. This is almost as big as a generational uplift vs 7800x3d in some games.
Your statement is all over the place. 95 percent of all games are going to be limited by 1 primary thread while most of them often only effectively utilize 6 threads or less, so often only a few cores. Gaming is not multicore and the biggest differences you see in this CPU is not because of thread saturation in certain scenarios but because frequency is more important in situations where the game fits into the entire cache anyways. @@nikolajovanovic3647
@@nikolajovanovic3647 Lmao what, of course you get improved multi core performance, what are you even talking about. Most chips can comfortably hold 5400 on all cores in gaming loads. If you care about CB scores you might have a point but then again, not worth it.
Hello @Bang,
Is there a better ram than the kingbank ram you listed? What is the fastest ram for the 9800x3d? Does a-die or m-die matter? Just want to get the best for my build and doing research now. Thanks in advance.
I am really not sure what the fastest ram is for AMD. I have seen people using 8000MHz+ Ram with the X870E motherboards, but that is not via 1:1 ratio so it is not always going to give much better performance. My advice would be to buy a low latency 6400MHz kit of ram like CL30, and tune it with custom timings.
@Bang4BuckPCGamer ok, thanks for the help man, you the best. This settings make the core run between 5.5 and 5.6 ghz all the time right? Kind of like and allcore OC? Also, are these settings stable to run permanently? No risk of degradation?
Thanks Mr Bang Bang
@@quesawea5142 This is just a max all core boost increase. Under heavy load like Rendering a video, or blender the cores will go down to 5.4GHz. Having a static 5.6GHz would require a constant high voltage. This way is less stress on your CPU
@@Bang4BuckPCGamer ah, i see. So can I run this 24/7 for gaming or I risk degradation? After the whole intel 13/14th gen degradation fiasco I am worried, hoping you can give me some reassurance coming from you I know its someone who has deep knowledge in safe voltages and degradation stuff.
Cheers
This is perfectly fine for 24/7 use.
ROG X870E APEX soon
Why would anybody need that?
@Bang4BuckPCGamer nothing like APEX to OC as new 9900X3D and 9950X3D on the way so they just made the APEX X870E 2DIMM to replace GENE miniTX X670E 2DIMM, you have an APEX ENCORE so you know what they're capable of, good job there bro 👍
@@UruguayOC With Intel it makes more sense though, not so much with AMD.
@@Bang4BuckPCGamer maybe not for the average user but as moreX3D CPU's are on the way and APEX is the king of DDR5 OC and Core OC it will be very nice, i commented your video as i was about to buy a ROG CROSSHAIR X870E HERO and then i saw the news. Keep your good work bro!
5600mhz should the score of r23 Over 25000
In a heavy load like that, the 5.6 will reflect in the single core test.
Youts does cuz u have a massive ap of 111 thats crazy
@Shuttterbugg it seems to be normal. My other 9800X3D has an SP of 115
I get over 24k just with a -30 curve and 200 boost and Cl30 6000 ram. Someone else on reedit got 24400 something yesterday also with a -30 curve and 200 boost but 8000 CL38 ram. All you're doing is ruining the lifetime of your chip even more running it at 5.6ghz. If you don't even get higher scores than I get on 5.3-5.4 what is the point?
The point is my single core scores are considerably faster than anything PBO and curve optimizer can achieve, while maintaining multi threaded performance.
@Bang4BuckPCGamer where can I text you? Wanted to talk to you regarding OC. Have same build 9800xd3 + Rog Strix 4090 OC
The best place to talk to me is on twitter @Bang4BuckPC
Unfortunately i don't have eclk on my motherboard i heard you kinda need that for curve optimzer..?
Where did you hear that?