Chaser84
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Chew von xtremesystems hat realbench mit Prime vergleichen da Silikon Lottery damit die CPUs selektiert.
Mit Prime hat er mehr Spannung benötigt
Silcon Lottery sagt bei 1h realbench:
Ryzen 1700 @ 3,8 GHz -> 93% @ 1.376V or less
Ryzen 1700 @ 3,9 GHz -> 70% @ 1.408V or less
Ryzen 1700 @ 4,0 GHz -> 26% @ 1.440V or less
Ryzen 1700X @ 3,8 GHz -> 100% @ 1.360V or less
Ryzen 1700X @ 3,9 GHz -> 77% @ 1.392V or less
Ryzen 1700X @ 4,0 GHz -> 29% @ 1.424V or less
Ryzen 1800X @ 3,8 GHz -> 100%
Ryzen 1800X @ 3,9 GHz -> 97% @ 1.376V Or less
Ryzen 1800X @ 4,0 GHz -> 73% @ 1.408V Or less
Ryzen 1800X @ 4,1 GHz -> 21% @ 1.440V Or less
Beim 1700er von Chew kam heraus
4 GHz @ Realbench ==> 1.4250 (1h ohne Absturz)
4 GHz @ Prime ==> 1.4375 (Absturz nach 3h)
4 GHz @ Prime ==> 1.4500 (24h kein Absturz)
RAM OC
1800x = 2933 fine
1700x = 2933 fine
1700 = 3200 fine
I would say...the 3200 capable cpus are not as common.
Im running custom blend 13,312 mb allocated to prime 95...it takes maybe 5 mins tops then you start to see cores start dropping threads randomly. Not the same cores if you repeat.
Tested single stick pass. Tested other stick pass. Explored all voltages up and down. Slacked timings. Tried lowering cpu speed.
Found one particular voltage that gave me a little more stability got me through 20 mins... Then same outcome.
Thats not throttling...thats rounding errors. Drop to 2933...fine..back up to 3200 not fine.
Sure it wont effect benching but im helping 24/7 guys atm.
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