Please note that this is for entertainment purposes only and not the whole picture. Please don't outright copy these settings and apply them to your system. If you want to learn how to overclock this system, please check out the longer SkatterBencher video th-cam.com/video/gDLuwNp06-Q/w-d-xo.html
Why can’t I just copy the settings if we have the same cpu ? Would I risk ruining my system and do I need more than 120mm aio cooler to even consider tweaking things
always make backups and in general with overclocking its much smarter to take it step by step then find your max, rather than an extreme jump like thia@@zazaman9991
Thank you for responding to my questions of 5600x and why you use 3600 memory. If I am correct your intention is to show a very good oc without getting to the very edge of the silicon lottery or really expensive memory. Your videos on this subject are easy to understand and allow anyone who wants to go further a good place to have a stable oc. Thank-you for your efforts they are appreciated.
Wow alot of people going to screw up their PC watching this video, especially with setting those memory timings when they dont have the memory that can run those settings.
Yeah, I think more care should be taken to ensure people are running memory that can support those timings, or at least explore how to check what your memory supports
well, they'll quickly learn about the CMOS reset if they didn't know already. Memory tuning is so annoying, i had a quick go and kept fucking it up so it wouldn't post.
@@joshuamccloskey2438 Try unplugging you PC from the outlet for a few minutes before resetting the CMOS. If you're using a jumper to reset the CMOS try to pull the CMOS battery out for a minute instead.
I have it. İt's impossible to CO to 4.7 or 4.8, it always crashing, with H100İ RGB PRO and Asus X570 E gaming. (Tested in Cinebench ) And it's overheathing.
Yes, since your cooling equipment (240M AIO) is less powerful than mine (360M Custom Loop) it's unlikely you can run exactly the same settings as I show in the video. The overclocking process will be the same however.
Hi hopefully you can answer this to help me out. I overclocked my 5800x using pbo and co. And my ram from 3600 to 3800. Its all stable for days now and 10% performance gain. Only issue I experience after the overclock is that during a game sometimes it stutters. And when multitasking while minimalizing a game its becomes slow and laggy. What can this be? Too low undervolt in CO?
It's hard to diagnose from a distance, but Curve Optimizer is definitely on the table as possible root cause. Instability caused by too low voltage generally doesn't result in a system crash on AMD Ryzen CPUs. Instead, clock stretching takes place. In short: the CPU will suspend its activities until the voltage has recovered to the level necessary to run the target frequency. Suspending activity means that while the clock frequency reported is still high, the effective clock cycles are much lower. Curve Optimizer specifically undervolts the CPU, so you can have edge cases where the undervolt is too much and results in clock stretching. You can check whether clock stretching is happening using HWiNFO.
I covered clock stretching in a couple overclocking videos before. I think the explanation in SkatterBencher #26 should be good th-cam.com/video/bxsDScbQJGA/w-d-xo.html Long story short: check Core Effective Clocks during a sustained workload and see if one core has a lower effective clock than the others.
question I am a newbie to overclocking and I've been researching and I've been seeing if u don't overclock your components you will get less performance then if you do overclock and I don't really know how to overclock but I got a x570s msi mag motherboard and my ryzen 75800x amd
I can suggest you to watch SkatterBencher #27 th-cam.com/video/-896YCg83H8/w-d-xo.html I also use an MSI X570S motherboard but with a Ryzen 9 5950X. You won't be able to copy the settings 1-to-1 but hopefully the detailed explanation can get you up to speed on what's overclocking and which settings are relevant for performance enhancement.
It's not a guide, seek guidance elsewhere, this is just steps that are done on this one specific die. He did a lot of tests before finding the proper values.
No you’re not alone, this lovely tutorial broke mine too lmao. You’ll need to reflash bios. I’m not going to try to do any manual oc on my 5800X anymore it seems to run better with just rebar/d.c.o.s/and PBO enabled
The manual OC of 47.75ghz @ 1.425v seems high. Is it safe as long as temperatures are kept low? I also have a 5800x and am currently at 47.5ghz @ 1.325v it's prime small sfft unstable but game stable.
It's fine, use OCCT to stability test instead of prime95. You will likely never get a load that prime95 does in the real world. I would not go over 1.35 volts. I am running 4.440 Ghz at 1.1 volts.
@Ionstorm 1.2v and under 60C does sound somewhat reasonable. However, 1.2v and 4.65 GHz is unreasonable, unless he got a complete golden sample. I can only hit 4.6 GHz at 1.325v.
It's hard to diagnose remotely without access to the system, but a common issue with PBO2 Curve Optimizer is clock stretching. Clock stretching is a safety feature that prevents the CPU from crashing when it's unstable due to too low voltage. Rather than shutting down the system, the CPU will stretch the clock cycle until the required voltage level has been restored. The effect of clock stretching is that the "effective clock", meaning the actual amount of clock cycles between two moments, is lower than before. I explain a bit about clock stretching in these two videos: th-cam.com/video/1wcU8PrdGLE/w-d-xo.html & th-cam.com/video/jTkDqARDkGg/w-d-xo.html. There are two main ways to detect clock stretching. First, you will notice that the system performance will decrease. Second, you can check in HWinfo the average effective clock during the benchmark and see if it is much lower than the set clock frequency.
hi i have ryzen 7 5800x x470-f gaming mobo and 32gb 3600mhz xmp2.0 corsair cmw32gx4m2d3600c18 micron i dont know what die. ram . i want to maximize my timings cause i feel lag in cs2 . im using 18-22-22-42 now thanks in advance
You need the Taiphoon Burner program for die checking (Die Density/Count field). Just press Read to read the data from the chip. I would not touch the 3733 3800 4000 etc frequencies until u have a good motherboard to easilly reset BIOS back to defaults and try again. If u wanna just lower the timings well... try the primaries first :(
I did this but my pc won't boot anymore, it only shows a orange light on the motherboard next to the DRAM, already did a bios flash but it won't boot. Does anyone know more about this?
Press the clear cmos button (or short the clear cmos jumper) to reset the BIOS settings. Then you can try again from scratch. I would suggest you don't set the memory frequency and timings manually. Just load XMP/DOCP if available.
Thanks for the reply... Any idea what is to be done in that case with Asus tuf x-570 pro? Once I put in these settings the motherboard is not even starting.. 🙄
The settings in my video are for reference only. Each system will overclock differently. Especially if you have different cooling. You can also check my full video to a more detailed guide: th-cam.com/video/gDLuwNp06-Q/w-d-xo.html
The settings will be different for each CPU but the overclocking process will be similar (though I recommend watching the longer skatterbencher videos for more in-depth information and context).
Check his video about 5700g OC. It worked on my 5700x, I just ignored the integrated graphics settings and set curve to -12 all cores (because lazy) m.th-cam.com/video/Ou8PDY-HnOM/w-d-xo.html
Similar settings should be no problem, however your particular system may not overclock the same way as mine. So I always recommend the longer SkatterBencher videos to get a better understanding of the various overclocking strategies.
I dont have “Dynamic OC switcher” at all…what should i do? ps i just skip that and after saving and reseting pc stopped loading even to bios….. I had to take battery out to reset bios… mobo TUF X-570 PLUS
You might want to check out the longer SkatterBencher video: th-cam.com/video/gDLuwNp06-Q/w-d-xo.html Alternatively, skip the memory settings since those seem to be the biggest issue
@@scottlepot Mine is working at 4950mhz, I only updated my BIOS to latest version (B550 Asrock) and put an AK620 on the mobo... After, I choose "Auto OC" on Ryzen Master and "tada"... God bless you, man!
@@LeDerpLegend It's not stock, my friend, but PBO. AMD provides Ryzen Master (something like a CPU manager)... you can make an automatic overclock, downclock, undervolt, choose prefered temps on your hardware... I made simple PBO on 2 best cores (RM shows you the best cores after a simple test) and automatically both worked on 4950ghz (with AK 620)... If I put a 360mm or 420mm AIO my CPU will overpass 5 ghz easily... I only chose "AUTOMATIC PBO" and the best cores work on 4950ghz... God bless you!
Hi I own an asus B550 I strike bios 1202 in the bios the entry: extreme tweaker cpu core ratio for ccx I only have these two values:core vid ccx0 ratio property i can run this procedure without the dymamin oc switcher to do oc on the 5800x or recommend using v core from section:extreme tweaker Thank you
Those two values will also configure the ratio and voltage just like with Dynamic OC Switching. The only difference is that on your board it will stick to OC mode only and not switch to PBO. You can use either of the two options to set the voltage
@@SkatterBencher Hello thanks for your answer I wanted another info on these 4 parameters for overclocking 1: SB clock Spread Spectrum AUTO 2; ASUS performance enhancement DIsabled 3: core performance boost AUTO 4: precision boost overdrive AUTO these are basic parameters on which recommendations to change Thanks again
1. Leave Auto 2. Enable if you have great cooling solution, leave disabled if not 3. Sames as above 4. Leave Auto if you're not going to overclock manually :)
The general overclocking principles will work, but your mileage may vary. The exact overclocking range will depend not only on the quality of your chip (or your luck in the silicon lottery) but also ambient in in-chassis temperatures.
While the specific settings will be different, the general overclocking principles and methods will be pretty much the same for B550 boards. Good luck!
guys I need your help. I got a 5900X and use a ASUS ROG X570 Hero. 32GB 3600Mhz CL16 RAM and a NZXT Kraken X73 Cooler. I only Enabled PBO and when I run cinebench R20 my CPU goes to 90c easily... what is wrong with my system?
@@SkatterBencher it’s easy to overclock it before starting a gaming session but once you’re back to regular tasks you return to base clocks to give your cpu some slack, don’t you agree? :P
I would agree with you if I'm doing a pure manual overclock, however the method shown in this video is a dynamic overclock. For high loads, it will automatically boost performance, For low loads, this method will automatically give my CPU the same slack as yours gets :).
@@SkatterBencher sounds fair, problem with me is that some games don't handle overclocking, I could run cyberpunk with my all my OCs all day with no problems, then I launch BF2042 and it crashes till I go back to base clocks :/
@@SkatterBencher btw I was wrong lol nvm everything I said, I set my values to 4750 to all cores and 1.35v and thought it was stable just because I could run cyberpunk for hours but once I actually cine benched my pc crashed lol I'm dumb
I don't have any strong thoughts on this one. Honestly, I think either will be a great choice. My only suggestion would be that whichever you end up picking, you also try to get some extra performance out of it by overclocking ;)
I got mine to be at 1.24375v and 4700MHz. Runs around 74C under full Cinebench load (R20) and consumes about 88W according to Ryzen Master. This seems to be my CPUs sweet spot as any all-core above 4700MHz requires adding way more voltage. I cannot get mine to ever finish Cinebench at 4775MHz, it just crashes no matter how much voltage I throw at it. I am on all Air cooling. My Cinebench R20 score at 4700MHz is around 6150-6160.
@@Amarushaya92 I have since decided to go a different route. I am now undervolting the CPU to 1.1v and 4475MHz all core. I never run the CPU at full stress, but I have tested stability using Cinebench R20 and fiddled around with voltages and clock until Cinebench R20 was stable across multiple runs.
@@jakub9575 I tried your settings on my 5800x and it crashed in 2 mins. One reason could be that my ambient temperature is around 80F (AC not working), but I had to downclock from there.
Hello, is running a 5800x at 4.8ghz at 1.4v all core safe for daily light use? It passed cinebench r23 and only hit 70c max. Only use pc mainly for gaming and running Citrix for work.
I have two videos out with the 5600X. A short one like this and a long one. Links are: th-cam.com/video/D_606HoHhas/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/U8wlX-troXU/w-d-xo.html
@@SkatterBencheryeah, is there any chance you can make one with the Crosshair viii dark hero single thread, also with the dark hero I read that you can easily just enable an option to switch between overclocks, where would I find this I'm pretty new to overclcoking
I'll see if I can find the time to go back to the Dark Hero + 5600X. But, to be honest, I don't like doing the same thing twice ... so I'm tempted to just leave Ryzen 5000 for what it is and try something else. Like Intel Cryo ...
Try without the memory timings, frequency, and voltage. Or watch the longer SkatterBencher video for more information: th-cam.com/video/gDLuwNp06-Q/w-d-xo.html
My initial setup after install is 4900 MHz on 8 cores 1.37V. Noctua Ned-15s chromamax and 6 noctua case fans. Stable and idles 42-46 degrees. Under heavy stress. 68-72 max. AMD is making more silicone lottery I guess 👍
@@nusretonat3502 yeah it’s still going strong, I was very lucky for a 5800x I believe most are junk, Although I do want to upgrade it too a 5800 3D model as I only game abs my photo editing is ran from my 3070 anyway.
yep, you will have to clear cmos ... what he is doing here is way beyond a normal oc. he is also using some specific stuff like dynamic oc switcher wich is just possible to have on one specific overpriced board. what probably happend is that you used his memorytimings . his timings are quite good and 3600mhz C16 normally needs Samsung B-die ram or a realy good bin form another manufacure ( im not talking about the company who put the heatsink on here , rather the company producing the ramchips. these are normally samsung , Hynix and micron) so if you do not have realy expensive ram these timings wont work and with messed up ramtimings your system won't boot . unless you perform a Clear Cmos , wich resets the bios to its defaults.
@@777dtl6 no that would not cause such thing . even if you bought a 3200mhz cl14 kit and someone may be able to overclock that thing for example to 3800mhz cl14 and you copy those settings and have the exact same product ( cpu , mb ,ram , etc ) , that will not mean that it will run. because of sillicon lottery , you have that with any microchip. even ram . thats why there so many different ram products on the market. they get binned and sold depending on thier quality , but there can be still massive headroom in them .... or if you have bad luck none. Also having a different mb , wich could have worse quality ( layers , ram layout etc. ) will result in lower maximum ram clockspeed or that you will have to run loose timings compared to a high end board. one question, what ram kit is he running? i might have missed that in the video
So I am running a 5800x and tried the steps you suggested on my Asus x570 board and my pc wouldn't boot. I had to reset bios just to get my pc to boot again. Not a great video in general and you need to slow down a bit.
You can also check out my full length video for additional information here: th-cam.com/video/gDLuwNp06-Q/w-d-xo.html. My main mistake with this system/video is manually set the memory timings. I suspect that's what caused your system not to boot.
@@CoyoteRoadRunner Just now read this lol, nope im happy with my oveclock i think your aio might be broken or you had a bad cpu? mine runs 44°C at 4.7 ghz and 1.325V. when gaming it goes to just above 60°C. never had any problems since installing it over a year ago. anyway sucks to read that your temps run that high, maybe in the meantime things got fixed? I decided to upgrade another system with another 5800X same results.
DO NOT FOLLOW THIS GUIDE UNLESS YOU ABSOLUTELY KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING!!!! I have the exact same cpu and it completely effed my pc black screen but it turned on and keyboard or mouse would not light up… I tried resetting CMOs no luck. Thank GOD after powering down and resetting CMOs AGAIN it worked.
@@Fuzed No but I don't want to, this can be turned on and off in a few seconds rather than messing around in the bios that could take 20 minutes each time you do it.
Because it's faster and my memory is able to do it :) I was able to run DDR4-3600 in synchronous mode, meaning the FCLK was also running overclocked to 1800 MHz.
That's hard to say because I don't know the memory chips that are on that kit (or how good the chips are) ... the only way to know for sure is to test it.
Press "CMOS Clear" to reset the BIOS to default. Then try slightly lower settings and one by one. For example, don't set the memory timings and frequency.
hi guys, i have the same RAM modules (G.skill DDR4-3200 CL14 Samsung B-die), but why is it better to run at 3600C16? 3600C16 is a bit slover than 3200C14. the real latency for 3600C16 is 8.89, but for 3200C14 the real latency is just 8.75 - i thought that smaller number is better amongst the latencies (OR i misunderstood something in the video) thanks anybody for the help
I have the same modules. You can also run it at 3600MHz CL14. Then you have the best of both worlds. Raise the voltage a bit and you'll be fine. Test 1,425V oder 1,45V
Do a clear CMOS and try again. It's likely the memory isn't compatible with my frequency, timings and voltage. So try without setting the memory configuration
The only Thing is, there is no Way to buy the Dark Hero for the next few Month i guess. Sad but true, but at the Moment there is also no way to buy a 5800x so..... doesn't matter.
Please note that this is for entertainment purposes only and not the whole picture. Please don't outright copy these settings and apply them to your system. If you want to learn how to overclock this system, please check out the longer SkatterBencher video th-cam.com/video/gDLuwNp06-Q/w-d-xo.html
Why can’t I just copy the settings if we have the same cpu ? Would I risk ruining my system and do I need more than 120mm aio cooler to even consider tweaking things
always make backups and in general with overclocking its much smarter to take it step by step then find your max, rather than an extreme jump like thia@@zazaman9991
Dude STOP making these youtube videos. You've done enough damage.
The video editing gave me a brain aneurysm.
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This guy is awesome at OC for us plebs without $2000 motherboards and dry ice cooling.
Thank you for responding to my questions of 5600x and why you use 3600 memory. If I am correct your intention is to show a very good oc without getting to the very edge of the silicon lottery or really expensive memory. Your videos on this subject are easy to understand and allow anyone who wants to go further a good place to have a stable oc. Thank-you for your efforts they are appreciated.
Thanks Tom, really appreciate the kind words!
This was a bit more than I was looking for lol. I just like the basic OC
My full SkatterBencher video also has more basic OC strategies for this specific platform: th-cam.com/video/gDLuwNp06-Q/w-d-xo.html
My pc is not starting anymore and doing weird „piep piep piep“ noises. Orange light at the DRAM
Clear CMOS, then you can try the same settings but don't set the memory frequency and timings. That should work better (hopefully)
Could you do another vid for 4.65 ghz on the same processor? Mine wont go anywhere neer this high.
Loving these videos, how much success are you having running 2000fclk on your samples?
No success at all so far :(
@@SkatterBencher
So the best we can expect is fclk 1800 and memory speed 3600MHz ? Both Synchronized ?
@@genergia just read there's an amd update to keep 1800 to 2000 fclk stable. Sometime this month
i never went to bios and just used hone premium, now i made my cpu 4400mhz and 1.2volts, what are your thoughts on this?
Why does your Bios state extreme tweaker and when I did this my PC won’t turn back on or doesn’t load the bios screen ???
Whelp I did this step by step and now when I save and exited bios pic turns on but nothing comes up keyboard or mouse doesn’t even light up
Why 16 16 16 36 for the dram? Aren’t they all different
Wow alot of people going to screw up their PC watching this video, especially with setting those memory timings when they dont have the memory that can run those settings.
Yeah, I think more care should be taken to ensure people are running memory that can support those timings, or at least explore how to check what your memory supports
well, they'll quickly learn about the CMOS reset if they didn't know already. Memory tuning is so annoying, i had a quick go and kept fucking it up so it wouldn't post.
jeah , also he is using dynamic oc switcher wich is just available on ASUS Crossair Dark Hero :'D
Yes I am one of said people now my pc turns on and lights up but no picture no keyboard or mouse lights even after resetting CMOs
@@joshuamccloskey2438 Try unplugging you PC from the outlet for a few minutes before resetting the CMOS. If you're using a jumper to reset the CMOS try to pull the CMOS battery out for a minute instead.
I have it. İt's impossible to CO to 4.7 or 4.8, it always crashing, with H100İ RGB PRO and Asus X570 E gaming. (Tested in Cinebench
) And it's overheathing.
Yes, since your cooling equipment (240M AIO) is less powerful than mine (360M Custom Loop) it's unlikely you can run exactly the same settings as I show in the video.
The overclocking process will be the same however.
I have achieved these exact clocks with a 5700X and a MSI motherboard, however I use a 280mm AIO.
Hi hopefully you can answer this to help me out. I overclocked my 5800x using pbo and co. And my ram from 3600 to 3800. Its all stable for days now and 10% performance gain. Only issue I experience after the overclock is that during a game sometimes it stutters. And when multitasking while minimalizing a game its becomes slow and laggy. What can this be? Too low undervolt in CO?
It's hard to diagnose from a distance, but Curve Optimizer is definitely on the table as possible root cause.
Instability caused by too low voltage generally doesn't result in a system crash on AMD Ryzen CPUs. Instead, clock stretching takes place. In short: the CPU will suspend its activities until the voltage has recovered to the level necessary to run the target frequency. Suspending activity means that while the clock frequency reported is still high, the effective clock cycles are much lower.
Curve Optimizer specifically undervolts the CPU, so you can have edge cases where the undervolt is too much and results in clock stretching.
You can check whether clock stretching is happening using HWiNFO.
@@SkatterBencher Thanks alot for your answer. Will like and sub 👍 What should I pay attention to in HWinfo to see if I have clock stretch?
I covered clock stretching in a couple overclocking videos before. I think the explanation in SkatterBencher #26 should be good th-cam.com/video/bxsDScbQJGA/w-d-xo.html
Long story short: check Core Effective Clocks during a sustained workload and see if one core has a lower effective clock than the others.
@@SkatterBencher Thanks alot. I appreciate it.
Can follow these same steps on my Ryzen 5 7600 amd proccessor?
No, for the Ryzen 7600 I suggest my dedicated Ryzen 7600 SkatterBencher guide: th-cam.com/video/sEWYcpcZ2Zo/w-d-xo.html
@SkatterBencher but its for 7600x & my processor is without X
question I am a newbie to overclocking and I've been researching and I've been seeing if u don't overclock your components you will get less performance then if you do overclock and I don't really know how to overclock but I got a x570s msi mag motherboard and my ryzen 75800x amd
I can suggest you to watch SkatterBencher #27 th-cam.com/video/-896YCg83H8/w-d-xo.html
I also use an MSI X570S motherboard but with a Ryzen 9 5950X. You won't be able to copy the settings 1-to-1 but hopefully the detailed explanation can get you up to speed on what's overclocking and which settings are relevant for performance enhancement.
@@SkatterBencher thanks
Is there a guide for 5700x
It's not a guide, seek guidance elsewhere, this is just steps that are done on this one specific die. He did a lot of tests before finding the proper values.
So should I follow this or the curve optimizer video for 5700g?
I need help doing this on gigabyte bios
I did this exactly and now my pc won’t boot. Orange light on motherboard. What do now?
Press Clear CMOS button and start from scratch
How do you get the app thing for the over clock?
Guess I’m the only one in the TH-cam world that got a black screen after doing these steps. Noice
No you’re not alone, this lovely tutorial broke mine too lmao. You’ll need to reflash bios. I’m not going to try to do any manual oc on my 5800X anymore it seems to run better with just rebar/d.c.o.s/and PBO enabled
Me too...
@@SkidGear423reflash bios as in clear CMOs ?
The manual OC of 47.75ghz @ 1.425v seems high. Is it safe as long as temperatures are kept low? I also have a 5800x and am currently at 47.5ghz @ 1.325v it's prime small sfft unstable but game stable.
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hello 5800x in stock from original bios v core 1.4
@@ggstudiots9866 but stock goes from .2 to 1.5. Having 1.4 fixed, CPU will degrade fast.
It's fine, use OCCT to stability test instead of prime95. You will likely never get a load that prime95 does in the real world. I would not go over 1.35 volts. I am running 4.440 Ghz at 1.1 volts.
Thanks it's a bit more clear to me now, I'm running my 5800x at 4.65ghz with 1.2 volt and it's very stable, almost never going over 60
Yo u got discord can u help me out
1.2v at 4.65ghz and staying under 60oC, I call bullshit unless you're on LN2
@@Ionstorm Maybe mistyped 1.3V
@Ionstorm 1.2v and under 60C does sound somewhat reasonable. However, 1.2v and 4.65 GHz is unreasonable, unless he got a complete golden sample. I can only hit 4.6 GHz at 1.325v.
@@fireninja7434Guess everything is possible. I hit 4,85 with 1.3v
Can u please do this with a Ryzen 7 5700x on a gigabyte motherboard please
My computor stop booting after I changed the setting. Help
Find the clear CMOS button/pins to reset the BIOS.
My stock cinebench score is 5800 but with PBO2 at -10 Its 5500, do you know why?
It's hard to diagnose remotely without access to the system, but a common issue with PBO2 Curve Optimizer is clock stretching.
Clock stretching is a safety feature that prevents the CPU from crashing when it's unstable due to too low voltage. Rather than shutting down the system, the CPU will stretch the clock cycle until the required voltage level has been restored. The effect of clock stretching is that the "effective clock", meaning the actual amount of clock cycles between two moments, is lower than before. I explain a bit about clock stretching in these two videos: th-cam.com/video/1wcU8PrdGLE/w-d-xo.html & th-cam.com/video/jTkDqARDkGg/w-d-xo.html.
There are two main ways to detect clock stretching. First, you will notice that the system performance will decrease. Second, you can check in HWinfo the average effective clock during the benchmark and see if it is much lower than the set clock frequency.
@@SkatterBencher I didn't know that, thank you for the information
hi i have ryzen 7 5800x x470-f gaming mobo and 32gb 3600mhz xmp2.0 corsair cmw32gx4m2d3600c18 micron i dont know what die. ram . i want to maximize my timings cause i feel lag in cs2 . im using 18-22-22-42 now thanks in advance
You need the Taiphoon Burner program for die checking (Die Density/Count field). Just press Read to read the data from the chip. I would not touch the 3733 3800 4000 etc frequencies until u have a good motherboard to easilly reset BIOS back to defaults and try again. If u wanna just lower the timings well... try the primaries first :(
I did this but my pc won't boot anymore, it only shows a orange light on the motherboard next to the DRAM, already did a bios flash but it won't boot. Does anyone know more about this?
Press the clear cmos button (or short the clear cmos jumper) to reset the BIOS settings. Then you can try again from scratch.
I would suggest you don't set the memory frequency and timings manually. Just load XMP/DOCP if available.
Is the dos oc present in Asus tuf gaming x570 pro? I didn't see the dynamic of switcher in per ccx menu!
No. DOS OC is an exclusive feature of the ROG Crosshair VIII Dark Hero
Thanks for the reply... Any idea what is to be done in that case with Asus tuf x-570 pro? Once I put in these settings the motherboard is not even starting.. 🙄
Or if I may ask you as your videos are one of the best for overclocking.. can you please make one for Asus tuf x 570?
The settings in my video are for reference only. Each system will overclock differently. Especially if you have different cooling. You can also check my full video to a more detailed guide: th-cam.com/video/gDLuwNp06-Q/w-d-xo.html
If I can find the time, I'll try to look into it!
Would this work for my 5700x or could you make another video on that
The settings will be different for each CPU but the overclocking process will be similar (though I recommend watching the longer skatterbencher videos for more in-depth information and context).
Check his video about 5700g OC.
It worked on my 5700x, I just ignored the integrated graphics settings and set curve to -12 all cores (because lazy)
m.th-cam.com/video/Ou8PDY-HnOM/w-d-xo.html
Hello can i do the same with a x 570 f gaming ?
Similar settings should be no problem, however your particular system may not overclock the same way as mine. So I always recommend the longer SkatterBencher videos to get a better understanding of the various overclocking strategies.
@@SkatterBencher thanks
i have a asus rog x570-f mobo and i don't see the dynamic oc optiom
I believe the dynamic oc switcher is only available on the Crosshair VIII Dark Hero and Extreme
Didn't find some of the options
I got mine to 5450 MHz on 8 cores at 1.025 V with intel p4 stock cooler is that goood?????
It's good for a laugh! :)
All the mobo submerged in LN 😂
this work for r7 5700x?
Yes, the overclocking process of the 5700X will be similar to that of a 5800X
@@SkatterBencher TY
I dont have “Dynamic OC switcher” at all…what should i do?
ps
i just skip that and after saving and reseting pc stopped loading even to bios…..
I had to take battery out to reset bios…
mobo TUF X-570 PLUS
You might want to check out the longer SkatterBencher video: th-cam.com/video/gDLuwNp06-Q/w-d-xo.html
Alternatively, skip the memory settings since those seem to be the biggest issue
Got a new 5800X and put it on 1:1 no OC so far. It runs at 4900MHz. I got the second best CPU-Z Score. What i want to test is Undervolting
@@scottlepot Mine is working at 4950mhz, I only updated my BIOS to latest version (B550 Asrock) and put an AK620 on the mobo... After, I choose "Auto OC" on Ryzen Master and "tada"... God bless you, man!
@@AceyPC so it didn't come stock at those speeds
@@LeDerpLegend It's not stock, my friend, but PBO. AMD provides Ryzen Master (something like a CPU manager)... you can make an automatic overclock, downclock, undervolt, choose prefered temps on your hardware...
I made simple PBO on 2 best cores (RM shows you the best cores after a simple test) and automatically both worked on 4950ghz (with AK 620)... If I put a 360mm or 420mm AIO my CPU will overpass 5 ghz easily... I only chose "AUTOMATIC PBO" and the best cores work on 4950ghz...
God bless you!
Mine 4850 stock..
Mine 5800x , no O.C 4874Mhz
Hi
I own an asus B550 I strike bios 1202
in the bios the entry: extreme tweaker cpu core ratio for ccx
I only have these two values:core vid
ccx0 ratio property
i can run this procedure without the dymamin oc switcher to do oc on the 5800x
or recommend using v core from section:extreme tweaker
Thank you
Those two values will also configure the ratio and voltage just like with Dynamic OC Switching. The only difference is that on your board it will stick to OC mode only and not switch to PBO.
You can use either of the two options to set the voltage
@@SkatterBencher
Hello
thanks for your answer
I wanted another info on these 4 parameters for overclocking
1: SB clock Spread Spectrum AUTO
2; ASUS performance enhancement DIsabled
3: core performance boost AUTO
4: precision boost overdrive AUTO
these are basic parameters
on which recommendations to change
Thanks again
1. Leave Auto
2. Enable if you have great cooling solution, leave disabled if not
3. Sames as above
4. Leave Auto if you're not going to overclock manually :)
@@SkatterBencher thank you
Can I overclock ryzen 7 5800x with the asus tuf x470-plus motherboard (bios updated) ?
Yes, that should be no problem!
I don't get it, my stock 5800x is boosting to 4850mhz.
Mine too with very little settings, almost all auto. Not even curve optimiser. On Asus b550 pro art creator
i have asus b550-f and x72 karaken 360mm
its will work fine with me?
The general overclocking principles will work, but your mileage may vary. The exact overclocking range will depend not only on the quality of your chip (or your luck in the silicon lottery) but also ambient in in-chassis temperatures.
@@SkatterBencher thx for helping
@@general2392 does it work ?
@@LukeNguyen174 no and dont even try it
@@general2392 thanks mate, how is your cpu doing ? Im using the same mobo and cpu lol
Will this work B550 boards?
While the specific settings will be different, the general overclocking principles and methods will be pretty much the same for B550 boards. Good luck!
I have 5800x and in stock it have boost to 4.85ghz with undervolt to 1.2v
Yeah mine gets 4.85 out of the box
@@anthonydoyle72 Yes. not under 100% load. 4.7ghz under full load, 1.166v.
The 5800x only boosts to 4.7ghz out of the box.
@@baqradze2012 no way
i have 5k boost with 1.2v
guys I need your help. I got a 5900X and use a ASUS ROG X570 Hero. 32GB 3600Mhz CL16 RAM and a NZXT Kraken X73 Cooler. I only Enabled PBO and when I run cinebench R20 my CPU goes to 90c easily... what is wrong with my system?
reapply thermal paste.
@@davidm8316 I already did
Did you solved the problem?
@@gintonic8476 not rly, it‘s still like that
Did you remove the plastic from the AIO coolers? The peel off sticker?
why not do it with Ryzen Master instead?
I prefer BIOS. Maybe I'm too old-school :)
@@SkatterBencher it’s easy to overclock it before starting a gaming session but once you’re back to regular tasks you return to base clocks to give your cpu some slack, don’t you agree? :P
I would agree with you if I'm doing a pure manual overclock, however the method shown in this video is a dynamic overclock. For high loads, it will automatically boost performance, For low loads, this method will automatically give my CPU the same slack as yours gets :).
@@SkatterBencher sounds fair, problem with me is that some games don't handle overclocking, I could run cyberpunk with my all my OCs all day with no problems, then I launch BF2042 and it crashes till I go back to base clocks :/
@@SkatterBencher btw I was wrong lol nvm everything I said, I set my values to 4750 to all cores and 1.35v and thought it was stable just because I could run cyberpunk for hours but once I actually cine benched my pc crashed lol I'm dumb
For gaming what are your thoughts between 5800x/5900x and i9-10900k?
I don't have any strong thoughts on this one. Honestly, I think either will be a great choice. My only suggestion would be that whichever you end up picking, you also try to get some extra performance out of it by overclocking ;)
@@scottlepot The 5800x is 175$ now in the US, so I think it's almost unbeatable in that price range.
hello, I'm at 4.6ghz at 1250v, is this good? 83c on cinebench r23?
I got mine to be at 1.24375v and 4700MHz. Runs around 74C under full Cinebench load (R20) and consumes about 88W according to Ryzen Master. This seems to be my CPUs sweet spot as any all-core above 4700MHz requires adding way more voltage. I cannot get mine to ever finish Cinebench at 4775MHz, it just crashes no matter how much voltage I throw at it. I am on all Air cooling. My Cinebench R20 score at 4700MHz is around 6150-6160.
Im at 4.6GHz with 1.206V and max temps around 70 C i cinebench R23 with about 15800 points on multicore
@@bellotriggerfish try a little P95 with these settings and watch the bluescreen :D
@@Amarushaya92 I have since decided to go a different route. I am now undervolting the CPU to 1.1v and 4475MHz all core. I never run the CPU at full stress, but I have tested stability using Cinebench R20 and fiddled around with voltages and clock until Cinebench R20 was stable across multiple runs.
@@jakub9575 I tried your settings on my 5800x and it crashed in 2 mins. One reason could be that my ambient temperature is around 80F (AC not working), but I had to downclock from there.
Isn't this OC boost available only on Dark hero?
The Dynamic OC Switcher is indeed only available on the Crosshair VIII Dark Hero
@@SkatterBencher More of a reason why I am looking forward to get this board.😆
No dynamic oc switching on any (asus) x470 board sadly
that feature is only for the Asus Dark hero, wich is way to expensive to justify :D
@@Amarushaya92 Yes indeed...
on auto in bios i get around 4.8ghz stock with 1.4625 voltage on auto in ryzen and bios.
temp around 77'c in apex legends at 1440p with 240fps
Apex doesn't use yoru CPU and that voltage is way past spec.
Hello, is running a 5800x at 4.8ghz at 1.4v all core safe for daily light use? It passed cinebench r23 and only hit 70c max. Only use pc mainly for gaming and running Citrix for work.
That's probably gonna degrade ur cpu
And cinebench r23 is not a benchmark not a stress test so it doesn't tell stability u need to run prime 95 for a few hours straight
@@jmalmighty5433 That’s not necessary. Cinebench does a fine job at determining stability from its 30 minute test.
Love bricking my pc!
My brain just pooped itself, made no sense.
can you do 5600x? I have that since I'm mainly a gamer
I have two videos out with the 5600X. A short one like this and a long one. Links are: th-cam.com/video/D_606HoHhas/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/U8wlX-troXU/w-d-xo.html
@@SkatterBencheryeah, is there any chance you can make one with the Crosshair viii dark hero single thread, also with the dark hero I read that you can easily just enable an option to switch between overclocks, where would I find this I'm pretty new to overclcoking
I'll see if I can find the time to go back to the Dark Hero + 5600X. But, to be honest, I don't like doing the same thing twice ... so I'm tempted to just leave Ryzen 5000 for what it is and try something else. Like Intel Cryo ...
@@SkatterBencher okay, please consider it man
Please do one for 5600x amd Dark Hero. I've ordered both. Would like some numbers. Thanks
Is this all I need to overclock my CPU?
Sorry, new to this.
no, this is a cou oc
well now my pc wont even display a screen
Reset cmos lol
Happened to me too ☠️
L saved this settings and now l cant start my pc monitor nothing is coming up
Try without the memory timings, frequency, and voltage. Or watch the longer SkatterBencher video for more information: th-cam.com/video/gDLuwNp06-Q/w-d-xo.html
it didn't work with me and my computer doesn't start anymore
Press the clear CMOS button to start from scratch. You can try without the memory overclock settings.
Pff I got mine to 4950 MHz on 8 cores at 1.36V under custom water.. stable 24/7 5 mins Silicone lottery.
Very nice!
My initial setup after install is 4900 MHz on 8 cores 1.37V. Noctua Ned-15s chromamax and 6 noctua case fans. Stable and idles 42-46 degrees. Under heavy stress. 68-72 max. AMD is making more silicone lottery I guess 👍
How lucky are you, appreciate your processor.
@@nusretonat3502 yeah it’s still going strong, I was very lucky for a 5800x I believe most are junk, Although I do want to upgrade it too a 5800 3D model as I only game abs my photo editing is ran from my 3070 anyway.
@@j0rzeh where did u buy it? Thanks...
My computer won’t turn on after, I did exactly the same but just with a rog strix B550-A
It turns on but no booting
yep, you will have to clear cmos ... what he is doing here is way beyond a normal oc. he is also using some specific stuff like dynamic oc switcher wich is just possible to have on one specific overpriced board.
what probably happend is that you used his memorytimings . his timings are quite good and 3600mhz C16 normally needs Samsung B-die ram or a realy good bin form another manufacure ( im not talking about the company who put the heatsink on here , rather the company producing the ramchips. these are normally samsung , Hynix and micron)
so if you do not have realy expensive ram these timings wont work and with messed up ramtimings your system won't boot .
unless you perform a Clear Cmos , wich resets the bios to its defaults.
@@Amarushaya92 I have basically the same stuff beside the motherboard. You think is the dynamic oc? Because I didn’t have that option
@@777dtl6 no that would not cause such thing . even if you bought a 3200mhz cl14 kit and someone may be able to overclock that thing for example to 3800mhz cl14 and you copy those settings and have the exact same product ( cpu , mb ,ram , etc ) , that will not mean that it will run. because of sillicon lottery , you have that with any microchip. even ram . thats why there so many different ram products on the market. they get binned and sold depending on thier quality , but there can be still massive headroom in them .... or if you have bad luck none.
Also having a different mb , wich could have worse quality ( layers , ram layout etc. ) will result in lower maximum ram clockspeed or that you will have to run loose timings compared to a high end board.
one question, what ram kit is he running? i might have missed that in the video
Can you do this on MSI Click Bios 5😅
There might be an opportunity for me to revisit Ryzen 5000 with an MSI motherboard around summer time ... ;)
@@SkatterBencher please do so, want to overclock my 5800x with 570x msi Tomahawk.
So I am running a 5800x and tried the steps you suggested on my Asus x570 board and my pc wouldn't boot. I had to reset bios just to get my pc to boot again. Not a great video in general and you need to slow down a bit.
You can also check out my full length video for additional information here: th-cam.com/video/gDLuwNp06-Q/w-d-xo.html.
My main mistake with this system/video is manually set the memory timings. I suspect that's what caused your system not to boot.
my brain is like wuuuuuuuuut
Tristan is a 5950 Not a 5800x
My pc wont boot after i overclocked
Press Clear CMOS to reset the BIOS settings
LOL mine auto boosts to 4.8 Ghz just by undervolting using PBO2
Why do people still use prime 95 when it is known to be useless with modern CPUs
Pc wouldn’t boot up and gave me a post code of 01 fail
CMOS Clear and start again :). First step probably is to leave the memory setting at default.
My PC no longer works after your tutorial
Mon PC ne marche plus après votre tuto
☹️😢😤😱😭😭😭
You trashed my pc. Solid black screen. Tried to reflash my bios and that won’t even work
First trying Clear CMOS. If that doesn't work, take out one stick of RAM
or just set your 5800x to 1.325 v at 4.7 ghz..
@@CoyoteRoadRunner every cpu is different
@@CoyoteRoadRunner Just now read this lol, nope im happy with my oveclock i think your aio might be broken or you had a bad cpu? mine runs 44°C at 4.7 ghz and 1.325V. when gaming it goes to just above 60°C. never had any problems since installing it over a year ago. anyway sucks to read that your temps run that high, maybe in the meantime things got fixed? I decided to upgrade another system with another 5800X same results.
@@CoyoteRoadRunner ok and it still hits 95 degrees? does it perform ok though after a year?
DO NOT FOLLOW THIS GUIDE UNLESS YOU ABSOLUTELY KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING!!!! I have the exact same cpu and it completely effed my pc black screen but it turned on and keyboard or mouse would not light up… I tried resetting CMOs no luck. Thank GOD after powering down and resetting CMOs AGAIN it worked.
Need one of this for my OEM 5800
My 5800x runs 4850MHz @ 1,25V all-core with PBO negative 30
dont do this.. memory overclocks should be left to xmp unless you know what youre doing
Great thanks now my pc will not turn off unless I unplug and as soon as I plug back in boots it’s self up but then show a nothing on monitor!
Find the CMOS clear button or jumper, then press it or short it to reset the BIOS
Ryzen 7 5800X to 4775 MHz that is just what I get by using CTR 2.1 Software. All in 10 mins and a few clicks of the mouse.
yes but you cant export the settings into bios
@@Fuzed No but I don't want to, this can be turned on and off in a few seconds rather than messing around in the bios that could take 20 minutes each time you do it.
Im just here wanting to buy a ryzen 7 5600x, this video gives me brain damage
Why do you set your ram to 3600 when you have 3200
Because it's faster and my memory is able to do it :)
I was able to run DDR4-3600 in synchronous mode, meaning the FCLK was also running overclocked to 1800 MHz.
@@SkatterBencher will corsair vengeance 3200 be able to do 3600?
That's hard to say because I don't know the memory chips that are on that kit (or how good the chips are) ... the only way to know for sure is to test it.
im trying to do this on a msi board with my 5800x3d
X3d doesn’t overclock😊
@@craigtanner1981why not?
my pc stop after this... donmmt turn
fucked my pc up no signal to my moniter
Press "CMOS Clear" to reset the BIOS to default.
Then try slightly lower settings and one by one. For example, don't set the memory timings and frequency.
I will strongly advice you NOT to listen to this guy, he almost bricked my PC because of these settings.
2:32
Sorry, can't watch that. Gives me motion sickness.
Isn't this CPU 4.8ghz by default?
3.6
Bro just fucked my pc lol ☠️ thank god I have a second bios
hi guys, i have the same RAM modules (G.skill DDR4-3200 CL14 Samsung B-die), but why is it better to run at 3600C16? 3600C16 is a bit slover than 3200C14. the real latency for 3600C16 is 8.89, but for 3200C14 the real latency is just 8.75 - i thought that smaller number is better amongst the latencies (OR i misunderstood something in the video) thanks anybody for the help
I have the same modules. You can also run it at 3600MHz CL14. Then you have the best of both worlds. Raise the voltage a bit and you'll be fine. Test 1,425V oder 1,45V
@@blazzee88 nice! ok, thx
Thank You now my pc wont Even turn on
You can CMOS clear and try again without setting the memory timings, frequency, and voltage. That's usually the issue when people copy the settings.
Did the settings, now my PC won't boot, won't even make it to the bios.
Clear CMOS via button or pins, then you can start from scratch again. My suggestion would be to skip the memory timing configuration
I think u killed my cpu 😢
Do a clear CMOS and try again. It's likely the memory isn't compatible with my frequency, timings and voltage. So try without setting the memory configuration
My pc now says no signal yay!
Try without setting the memory frequency, timings, and voltage.
Great. My pc won’t start anymore.
Clear CMOS and try without setting the memory stuff
Qcode 1f asus rog strix x570 bru...
1F sounds like a DRAM issue?
100 cuts in the first 10 second just why cant watch this
The only Thing is, there is no Way to buy the Dark Hero for the next few Month i guess. Sad but true, but at the Moment there is also no way to buy a 5800x so..... doesn't matter.
Sorry to hear that. Challenging times for enthusiasts!
@@SkatterBencher well, you know there are more important things in the world right now, but you also need joys ...
True! I'm based in Taiwan so it's not easy to fully grasp what other people are going through right now in lock down and quarantine. Stay safe!
@@SkatterBencher You to Bro
Plenty of them both on the shelf in northern california bay area.
This is a ridiculous OC, just stick to the basic. FML
This guys too hard to follow