I was used to get scores of like 11500ish using pbo2 in my Ryzen 5 5600 using limits as 200 140 180 scaler x1 all core -30 curve and +200mhz offset.
I was used to getting scores of 11500ish using pbo2 in my Ryzen 5 5600 using limits as 200 140 180 scalers x1 all core -30 curve and +200mhz offset.
I was curious to push the chip today i tried manual OC and 4.8ghz was not stable i got it down working in 4.750 GHZ
I got an MC score in Cinebench r23 – 12066,
I have yet to test long-term stability, which I will update tomorrow.
My PC specs
Ryzen 5 5600
Asrock B550 PG Riptide
Adata XPG D50 3200mhz (pushed to 3600mhz) two sticks 888 gigs each
xpg pylon 650w psu
Intel arc A770 LE 16GB
Do tell me your opinion, I’m not a power user, I just want my games to run fine and stable. So still don’t know if should i stick to pbo2.
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Edit: This 4.75 GHz was unstable, So I Stuck to PBO2 here are some results, and the system is stable now.
https://imgur.com/5aznqqL – cinebench
https://imgur.com/X7D1dzD – pbo values
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Your PBO limits are too high. Even with 0C water my 5800x doesn’t like higher than 170-100-140