That with bios F5 😂 my cpu suck a dong

@poe_uk with the f8 modded bios i get exactly the same. 192ish tfloops using xfr2 and 3466mhz mem as in f5
With 4.2ghz 196ish in both bios also with 3466mhz.

Using exactly the same bios settings (relaxed edc throttling enabled on f8 under P-states)

To me everything seems fine even though my cpu clearly sucks ass

Btw the upward result's were using standard 10 pass test. Just ran on f8 12gb ram custom test. Gave 216.7445 tflooos as result on Xfr2 profile

Im getting 198gflops in f8 with EDC enable or disabled, in F5 i get 236gflops

It isnt your cpu that sucks ass its your ram, tight ram timings make a massive difference

Do a manual overclock at 4.25ghz 1.35v (In Pstates) then set the cpus load line to Turbo

re run the 12000mb test a gain, you will see a big difference. XFR2 doesnt overclock all cores

My ram is at 3466 with fast preset from Dram Calculator. With xfr2 i get the same performance as if i would oc to an sustainable oc 4.2ghz on my chip either with 1.35v extreme llc or 1.4v turbo llc. I get good performance gaming and cooler temps. It does boost all cores. Ibt runs it toasty up to 74c so it downclocks to 4099mhz according to hwinfo. But gaming i get from 4.175ghz to 4.3ghz dpend on game and load. Still waiting on second rad and gpu waterblock

Ryzen safe temp limit is 85c, at 90 it will shut itself down - xfr2 only overclocks 2 cores, a manual oc will overclock all of them.

While a ryzen ram calculator is all and good, you need to enter all your own settings really, no system is identical.

My corsair rgb ram is at 3466, 14,13,10,11 atm, zero issues, however try that in the gaming5, not happening

Overclocking is a patient mans game. It can take about a week to set everything perfect.

2 core boost was on first gen. These boost all cores just turn XFR Enchantment On under NBIO COMMON OPTIONS. And set an negative offset and u will see im using -0.08750v on DVID. IT Doesn't boost as higher but boosts the same on all.cores if i leave it auto it boosts as high as 4.375ghz in some cores. Minimum 4.3ghz on all cores but with up to 1.55v spikes. With offset spike mas is around 1.46v

XFR2 and Precision Boost are both automatic features for your CPU. They OC your CPU automatically based on load and temps. XFR2 boosts your 2700X up to 4.3Ghz on 1-2 threads.

Right click on CPUZ when its running here you will see.

Here

Have a read m8: https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/964...s-overclocking/

Thanks for quick checking and report back @POE_UK - if you need any other settings visible let me know, here is IFR text output of all CBS/PBS/Setup settings, if you see any setting you need that's missing make a list and I can enable for you
http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fil...336276323521415

Nothing new there. U can even combine bclk with xfr2+pob and offset voltage to boost higher. Anyway. It works really well in my opinion

Zitat von Jman im Beitrag #1197

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Nothing new there. U can even combine bclk with xfr2+pob and offset voltage to boost higher. Anyway. It works really well in my opinion

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Zitat von POE_UK im Beitrag #1198

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Zitat von Jman im Beitrag #1197

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Nothing new there. U can even combine bclk with xfr2+pob and offset voltage to boost higher. Anyway. It works really well in my opinion

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Theres no reason to disable it for gaming ever

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Zitat von POE_UK im Beitrag #1198

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Zitat von Jman im Beitrag #1197

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Nothing new there. U can even combine bclk with xfr2+pob and offset voltage to boost higher. Anyway. It works really well in my opinion

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Theres no reason to disable it for gaming ever

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I suppose but, ryzen 2700x tends to max out at 4.3ghz anyway. ive maxed out my cooling it wont go any higher without errors, in fact i dont know if anyone has managed higher unless you run LN2