Let's play a game, spot the bottleneck lol
5800XT 4950MHz Stock Boost + 4760MHz Effective | CO -20 Game Stable | B550 Asus Rog Strix | Igloo 360 | 61°C BF6
"Higher" quality pictures: https://imgur.com/a/oLkvDjL Previous post about the 4400CL24 setup. Here are the requested in-game benchmark results. Battlefield 6 does not have a built-in benchmark, Portal was used to benchmark BF6. I used 6000CL30 'Tweaked' in this comparison as that…
So my r5 5600 can't even reach 4.4ghz, let alone 4.6ghz at all cores when running cinebench test or handbrake encode work. I already have pbo+co enabled and +200 boost clock override. I also noticed that my cpu keeps running…
I7-3770 at 4.92Ghz
Managed to get and hopefully a stable OC on a micron D-die at 6200 MT/s. I'm borrowing several settings from several d-die overclock posts made by Relevant_Affect2413, Chao_Zu_Kang, and Illustrious_Sir6405. Passes some quick testmem5 absolut and extreme 3 cycles each,…
I've seen several people getting scores above 600 in stock specs, and around 660-680 with PBO (Power-On Overclock). I've tested several PBO configurations that I won't be able to list here; the best I got was 610 with PBO. My…
5800XT hits 4950MHz “stock” on B550 + 3133 CL18 1:1 TM5 4 cycles 0 errors
Sorry if this is a stupid question, I know that for some components being close to the actual value is safe/normal, but I am inexperienced with monitoring stuff and have no idea what's normal for RAM, and my new PC…
All I have left to do on this profile is compare a couple different values for a couple tertiaries to see if any give higher performance, but figured I'd post this for others to reference since a lot of references…
Hi! Can you please suggest what settings should I change that are most likely safe to get at least ~70-73ns latency? I'm definitely not willing to reset my bios multiple times, just a little bit of improvement. Any advice is…
Hi, out of interest any comments welcome 🙏 after a while of fiddling. I seem to find my optimum benches on various testing software. I specifically look at the big 3 CPU / GPU / RAM. I find I get…