Hello guys, I want to start by saying that I'm Italian so sorry if my English is bad :D
Moving on, this is my configuration:
Mobo: X570 Aorus Elite
CPU: Ryzen 5800x
Cooler: Noctua NH-D15
Case: Cooler Master H500P Mesh (meh) with an additional Noctua 140mm fan on the top as Intake
I've looked into undervolting in order to get lower temps, I was going on 90C running a MC Cinebench R23, I know that 5800x is a hot boi but those temps were too high for me. (If you want to know the score, I don't have it, I've never ended a run due to reaching 90C)
So I've undervolted with PBO in the bios, setting all cores negative curve with a value of 25 in the Curve Optimizer Magnitude field;
Now I'm on 84C running a MC Cinebench R23, with a score of 15798 and clocks between 4849-4851 Mhz;
On a single-core run I've scored 1603 Pts at 49-51C;
Now I'm curious about 2 things:
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I've heard that in MSI Bios every unit in the Curve Optimizer Magnitude field equals to 3 to 5 Millivolts, is It the same in the Aorus Bios?
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Someone had the same issues/went through the same procedure? What values Have you put? Did you set the curve for all cores or have you set different values per core(s) ?
Thank you in advance guys <3
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Good day y'all ! I am done overclocking my RAM, so I also decided to go and ask you guys for the best PBO curve optimizer undervolt for my processor.
Thank you guys and have a good one !
Recently experimenting with undervolting my 5800X3D. Temps are roughly 10C cooler and it clocks slightly higher all while drawing less power. I am using PBO2 Tuner at the moment, but I would love to actually set voltage offsets from my BIOS. From my understanding somehow it's locked/unavailable for the 5800X3D, but some people got it working by loading a BIOS profile for their old CPU (see this thread). Does anybody know if there's a workaround? I am running ASRock SteelLegend B450 Motherboard (P4.30). Does anybody have a fitting CPU profile I coud load to "unlock" PBO settings? Or maybe there's a new firmware version that fixed this?
Better temperatures, voltages and results...