Hi, just wanted to say that I like your videos, the well researched content, your exact pronounciation, and the absolute numbering of your videos and you deserve a lot more abos
fucking youtube needs to spread this mans channel more. the majority of people do this shit for views. This man is doing it to share knowledge. God bless!
I wish we could set fmax per CCD. That way you could set a negative fmax for the performance CCD and then use ECLK OC to get the cache CCD higher clocks.
Could you please provide the step by step to tune curve optimization per core such as set negative only 1 core and run stability test then set negative to another core until finish all core?
On my asus rog strix motherboard its impossible to change my fmax frq even after setting pbo to manual, only thing I can change is set a positive frequency on fmax but I cant change any of the values. Is this normal?
I tried the strategy #3 with my Ryzen 7900X3D and B650 Asus TUF gaming but didnt work, i play alot of VRChat and that's why i got that CPU Vrchat works with Unity and Unity really loves L3 Cache, but i feel like i need a little overclock on my CPU because i open alot of programs when i play on VR (Steam Vr, Meta Software, Space Calibrator, OVR Advance Settings) i have a decent GPU for the game (RTX 3090) but yeah still need a little more power on my CPU (i didnt get the 7950X3D cuz it got out of stock at that time) any tips for that?
is ther any harm in turning PBO and EXPO on to Auto if you're using an AIO instead of a custom loop? Or is PBO ideally meant for high performance cooling?
Aside from the "technically" voiding warranty, PBO is just an extension of the CPU-regulated Precision Boost. So the CPU safety mechanisms will still ensure safe voltage and stability
So for the ryzen 7 3D cups you basically need a motherboard that has eclk2 mode available (to increase clocks), and allows applying fixed voltage to the cpu (to increase voltage above the 1.2v "limit")?
Yes, asynchronous eclk is the only way to increase the 3D V-Cache frequency. As for voltage, honestly I don't think you need >1.2V. Even with 1.05V the V-Cache CCD will hit the maximum temperature in a sustained all-core workload
@@SkatterBencher Increasing frequency also increases power draw on its own. And having high 1-2-3 thread clocks is good for gaming and some work loads. But regardless, temperature can be kept in check with better cooling. I love fooling around testing direct die liquid heat transfer. You can get much lower cpu-to-coolant deltas with that.
Anyone successfully undervolted 7900x3d ? Mine is showing usage in idle at stock bios around 35 W. Any way I could get it lower without performance drop in higher loads aka games ?
I have 4 sticks 64gigs of Kingston ddr5 (non expo) running at 5600mhz but all 4 at 6000mhz makes the system unstable , would i be better off just using 2 sticks 32 gigs and running them at 6000mhz?
This is so different coming from Intel after so many years. I only decided to go 7950X3D for the V Cache size being massive (for tarkov). Overclocking just 20~30% seems so complex and shows mild results.
Okay so how stable is it though? And does is consistently sit at this speed or does it just casually hit it in small single thread. I have a 5950x OC’d with PBO sure it can hit 5.225ghz but it surely doesn’t stay there. It constantly bounces around 4-4.7 then casually up to 5.2 for a second and back down. All core loads look a lot more like 4.6ghz not my max speeds. Just wondering how these react, my experience with intel has been that they just sit at their max boost clock unless they are on a significant load.
All my overclocks are intended to be fully stable. That's why I include Prime95 AVX and non-AVX stability tests and check the performance/stability across a wide range of benchmark applications. I would consider any of my OC strategies for my personal daily system. Regarding the bouncing clocks: AMD uses an AVFS technique for clock boosting whereas Intel uses DVFS. AVFS is non-deterministic which is why you see the clocks bounce up and down. I also explained how it works in my Raphael Overclocking What's New video
@@SkatterBencher thank you for your reply. It sounds as if this latest iteration is using the same voltage controller so I would assume a similar experience to my 5000 series.
Most of the overclocking performance gains, even on x3d, come from RAM overclocking - particularly setting custom timings. I'm seeing up to 20-25% gains on my 7950x3d in CPU/RAM heavy games and some particular productivity workloads like file compression
@@mistalan 6400mt/s 1Rx8, 3200mclk/uclk, 2133 fclk, 1.35 vdd/vddq, 1.25v soc, 1.05vddp, 30-38-36-44-80, 4/8/20 RRD, 600 rfc, generally everything at floor. Max mem OC gain in a game +36% on Factorio (+26% on vcache CCD) You just don't see numbers like this elsewhere and can't get the best performance without mem OC if the workload doesn't fit easily in the L3 cache.
is it just me or does the 7900x3D doesn't look like its worth overclocking if Im just casual home user that barely do any editing and only a casual gamer?
I used overclocking techniques discussed here to optimize 7900x3d performance with low power draw. I succeeded in having my PC as quiet as reasonably possible.
Why the hell is this board not available in Europe is beyond me. It's a perfect ITX board for Ryzen. Lack of BIOS updates for this model is also concerning...
Something that would make me more interested in watching your overclock video is to release a condensed version. Maybe have 2 channels.. one with the full 30+ min video and one with a 5 to 10 min version. I love what you do but the length is a problem for me as i am busy busy. Keep at it man!
I always release a 5 minute overclock video after the lengthy one. Here's the playlist with the 5 minute overclocks: ua-cam.com/video/fTiTiaFILhk/v-deo.html
my 7900x3d oc bclk + curve pbo 5.3 GHZ core vcache and 5.915 GHZ core standars CB23 2104 single and 28200 multicore my curve -12-12-12-12-12-12-20-9-20-9-20-20-20 + 100 MHZ pbo frequency
It is worth it, if you have good cooling and you set the voltages well :) I have a simple 2 fan cheap $80 AIO and have my boosts at 5.65mhz. I get like 5-7 more fps in certain titles that don't make use of the Cache. it's free and doesn't really generate much more heat. max is around 77c. Doens't throttle till around 89c. So I''ve even got plenty of headroom if I wanted to tinker XD
Hi, just wanted to say that I like your videos, the well researched content, your exact pronounciation, and the absolute numbering of your videos and you deserve a lot more abos
That's very kind of you, Jens. Thank you for this feedback!
Thank you soo much for making these videos.!
Glad you like them!
fucking youtube needs to spread this mans channel more. the majority of people do this shit for views. This man is doing it to share knowledge. God bless!
nice!!
I wish we could set fmax per CCD. That way you could set a negative fmax for the performance CCD and then use ECLK OC to get the cache CCD higher clocks.
Superb content! :)
Could you please provide the step by step to tune curve optimization per core such as set negative only 1 core and run stability test then set negative to another core until finish all core?
On my asus rog strix motherboard its impossible to change my fmax frq even after setting pbo to manual, only thing I can change is set a positive frequency on fmax but I cant change any of the values. Is this normal?
I tried the strategy #3 with my Ryzen 7900X3D and B650 Asus TUF gaming but didnt work, i play alot of VRChat and that's why i got that CPU Vrchat works with Unity and Unity really loves L3 Cache, but i feel like i need a little overclock on my CPU because i open alot of programs when i play on VR (Steam Vr, Meta Software, Space Calibrator, OVR Advance Settings) i have a decent GPU for the game (RTX 3090) but yeah still need a little more power on my CPU (i didnt get the 7950X3D cuz it got out of stock at that time) any tips for that?
is ther any harm in turning PBO and EXPO on to Auto if you're using an AIO instead of a custom loop? Or is PBO ideally meant for high performance cooling?
Aside from the "technically" voiding warranty, PBO is just an extension of the CPU-regulated Precision Boost. So the CPU safety mechanisms will still ensure safe voltage and stability
So for the ryzen 7 3D cups you basically need a motherboard that has eclk2 mode available (to increase clocks), and allows applying fixed voltage to the cpu (to increase voltage above the 1.2v "limit")?
Yes, asynchronous eclk is the only way to increase the 3D V-Cache frequency. As for voltage, honestly I don't think you need >1.2V. Even with 1.05V the V-Cache CCD will hit the maximum temperature in a sustained all-core workload
@@SkatterBencher Increasing frequency also increases power draw on its own. And having high 1-2-3 thread clocks is good for gaming and some work loads.
But regardless, temperature can be kept in check with better cooling. I love fooling around testing direct die liquid heat transfer. You can get much lower cpu-to-coolant deltas with that.
Anyone successfully undervolted 7900x3d ? Mine is showing usage in idle at stock bios around 35 W. Any way I could get it lower without performance drop in higher loads aka games ?
I have 4 sticks 64gigs of Kingston ddr5 (non expo) running at 5600mhz but all 4 at 6000mhz makes the system unstable , would i be better off just using 2 sticks 32 gigs and running them at 6000mhz?
If you need the 64GB of memory, then I'd stick with DDR5-5600 instead
This is so different coming from Intel after so many years. I only decided to go 7950X3D for the V Cache size being massive (for tarkov).
Overclocking just 20~30% seems so complex and shows mild results.
Okay so how stable is it though? And does is consistently sit at this speed or does it just casually hit it in small single thread.
I have a 5950x OC’d with PBO sure it can hit 5.225ghz but it surely doesn’t stay there. It constantly bounces around 4-4.7 then casually up to 5.2 for a second and back down. All core loads look a lot more like 4.6ghz not my max speeds.
Just wondering how these react, my experience with intel has been that they just sit at their max boost clock unless they are on a significant load.
All my overclocks are intended to be fully stable. That's why I include Prime95 AVX and non-AVX stability tests and check the performance/stability across a wide range of benchmark applications. I would consider any of my OC strategies for my personal daily system.
Regarding the bouncing clocks: AMD uses an AVFS technique for clock boosting whereas Intel uses DVFS. AVFS is non-deterministic which is why you see the clocks bounce up and down. I also explained how it works in my Raphael Overclocking What's New video
@@SkatterBencher thank you for your reply. It sounds as if this latest iteration is using the same voltage controller so I would assume a similar experience to my 5000 series.
Most of the overclocking performance gains, even on x3d, come from RAM overclocking - particularly setting custom timings. I'm seeing up to 20-25% gains on my 7950x3d in CPU/RAM heavy games and some particular productivity workloads like file compression
6000?
@@steezegod2768 6400-6600 is standard for Hynix 16gbit A. You might be stuck at 6200 with 16gbit M.
20-25%? Can you share your settings?
@@mistalan 6400mt/s 1Rx8, 3200mclk/uclk, 2133 fclk, 1.35 vdd/vddq, 1.25v soc, 1.05vddp, 30-38-36-44-80, 4/8/20 RRD, 600 rfc, generally everything at floor. Max mem OC gain in a game +36% on Factorio (+26% on vcache CCD)
You just don't see numbers like this elsewhere and can't get the best performance without mem OC if the workload doesn't fit easily in the L3 cache.
Maybe you have any plans on overclocking Ryzen CPU's with direct die cooling.!
No immediate plans, but if I were to do that then my CPU of choice would be the 7800X3D :)
The CPU has a power limit. Does iGPU have the same?
The IGP has a power budget too, yes. It is part of the overall Turbo Boost 2.0 power management.
is it just me or does the 7900x3D doesn't look like its worth overclocking if Im just casual home user that barely do any editing and only a casual gamer?
I used overclocking techniques discussed here to optimize 7900x3d performance with low power draw. I succeeded in having my PC as quiet as reasonably possible.
Can X3D CCD 5150mhz be upgraded to 5250mhz with PBO?
No, the X3D CCD is locked from increasing Fmax Boost Override. The only way to increase the X3D CCD frequency is by using Async Eclk
@@SkatterBencher What if my Gigabyte B650 Aorus Pro has clock control but does not say Asynchronous clock?
Why the hell is this board not available in Europe is beyond me. It's a perfect ITX board for Ryzen.
Lack of BIOS updates for this model is also concerning...
Something that would make me more interested in watching your overclock video is to release a condensed version. Maybe have 2 channels.. one with the full 30+ min video and one with a 5 to 10 min version. I love what you do but the length is a problem for me as i am busy busy. Keep at it man!
I always release a 5 minute overclock video after the lengthy one. Here's the playlist with the 5 minute overclocks: ua-cam.com/video/fTiTiaFILhk/v-deo.html
@@SkatterBencher bro what ?! How did I not find that earlier 😂
my 7900x3d oc bclk + curve pbo 5.3 GHZ core vcache and 5.915 GHZ core standars CB23 2104 single and 28200 multicore my curve -12-12-12-12-12-12-20-9-20-9-20-20-20 + 100 MHZ pbo frequency
Is stable for gaming all the time? or you are not recommend that for gaming all the day
@@yassermakarov9194 No way it's stable
I think it's safe to say that nobody should bother overclocking the X3D lineup.. very good video anyways
It is worth it, if you have good cooling and you set the voltages well :)
I have a simple 2 fan cheap $80 AIO and have my boosts at 5.65mhz. I get like 5-7 more fps in certain titles that don't make use of the Cache.
it's free and doesn't really generate much more heat. max is around 77c. Doens't throttle till around 89c. So I''ve even got plenty of headroom if I wanted to tinker XD