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    Posted: 04 May 2017 at 1:13pm
Hi guys, I'm new here and I need some advices on how to oc my system. Here are may specs: Ry1700, 2x8 Gb Corsair (CMK16GX4M2B3200C16) and Fatal1ty X370 Gaming K4 mb (Bios v2.2). Well, I managed to oc somehow the CPU @ 3.9 with 1.3v, but the system is not stable in Prime95 (I got a black screen after 5-7 min.). Could you guys help me to adjust the "right" settings in BIOS? Thanks.

Current BIOS settings:
CPU: 3900
CPUv: 1.3
Mem@2933 CL16 (can't get it to work @ 3200 yet)
Memv: auto
everything else: auto

ps: maybe we can make an oc guide, it would be awesome ;)


Edited by Rares - 04 May 2017 at 1:32pm
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1.3v seems a little low for 3900?
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Try with 1,35vcore and not all ryzen can run with 3,9ghz
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I'll try to rise the CPU voltage... but how about the other settings?

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Originally posted by Rares Rares wrote:

I'll try to rise the CPU voltage... but how about the other settings?


One change at a time. Otherwise you don't know which change is holding you back. OC'ing is not rubber-stamping someone elses results.



Watch your temps changing voltages.
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Check the voltage your memory is rated for aswell, usually this is 1.35 with the faster kits.
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Originally posted by Pern_au Pern_au wrote:

1.3v seems a little low for 3900?


not really mine has been stable from day one at 1,306 volts and 3.9 on all cores (r7 1700)

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and of course the power supply unit
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to the original poster
maybe try the ram at stock speeds first to establish whats the issue with instable errors

also if running at 3.9 with 1.3 v
maybe look at the LLC you may wish to fix it to something more stable than auto
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Successsss! 3.9GHz@1.3025v... but the temps are high, HWinfo reports 84 degr. C T(ttcl) in Prime95 (torture test). But I think the temp. is not real... HWinfo has 2 temps: T(tctl) and the "normal" one.

Edited by Rares - 05 May 2017 at 5:00pm
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it's possible that the temps are real (my ryzen starts throttling at 85° so maybe yours is at the temp limit?) sadly asrock chose a very strange way of fan management.
It looks at the mainboard CPU temp which is something different from the  Tdie.
This temp seems to be a diode on the motherboard, for me it "laggs" behind Tdie and is around 10° C lower.
This leads to the fans not reacting properly.
Maybe you can check at what speeds your fans run. Also you may want to edit the fan curve.(In Bios or f stream)
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