https://youtu.be/FaOYYHNGlLs?si=CKffe3XeQV1kPqLY
I just got a r5 7500f and i saw this video. I wanna make it even cooler and get more performance if possible, should i exactly just do whatever is done in the video? Should i start with -30 curve optimizer magnitude and leave it there if it works or is it too much for this cpu? What values do you guys recommend? Would -20 be safest to use if i don’t want to break anything?
Motherboard: asus a620m-k
Cooler: peerless assassin 120 se
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Are you sure that a- series motherboard support curve optimizer? Could’ve sworn they didn’t allow overclocking. If they do start at -30 and run core cycler, if it crashes, go to -25 etc
Only the best silicone can do -30, you can start at it and let a stress test run that hits the cpu very good like VST VT3 or OCCT cpu test with large preset. If you crash set the offset lower. I would run stress test for an hour or longer to see full stability. Most cpus can do between -15 and 20 fully stable.