I overclocked ryzen 5 5600h to 4640MHz with a 109.0 BCLK, coupled with tightened memory timings and increased power limit to 80w. The result is enough to beat 99% of ryzen 7 5800h benchmarks in both single and multithread, and match a well overclocked ryzen 5 5600g, or stock ryzen 5 5600
The caveat is, bclk oc is only properly applied on linux, with igpu acceleration disabled.
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I doubt 109 bclk is stable, it takes a lot of time to find bclk instability because it could be anything (pcie bus, usb ports, chipset…)