today we have a great topic to talk about we are going to learn the freaking Overclocking
how to get the most out of your AMD Ryzen CPU are you looking to overclock your
PC and boost its performance I did mine and here is a result boost of almost 800
megahertz from the base frequency of 3.5 gigahertz to 4.4 gigahertz and jump of
1400 in cinebench core and 1900 in 3dmark time spy score if that turned
you on, stick around till I show you how to overclock and get the most out of
your AMD Ryzen CPU coming up hey guys if you are just
meeting my name is Arvin and on this channel I'm sharing my experience of
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into it I have recently built my gaming and streaming PC and was interested in
testing his performance and potentially overclocking it if you missed my
previous video that I built my PC I put this link in the description below in
which I share my experience of picking the parts and building the PC so real
quick for those of you that are not familiar with overclocking and you are
wondering what does that even mean simply put overclocking is a practice of
increasing the clock rate of a computers part like CPU graphics card or memory to
exceed that certified by the manufacturer which comes with increasing
the operating voltage of that CP or graphics power who maintain its
operational stability at accelerated speeds we do it by increasing the
voltage and frequency of the CPU cores or in plain English it's like you
performance-tuned your computer same hardware but with smaller speed so the
recent PC that I built is based on the AMD
risin 7 3700 X and 8 core 16 threads powerhouse running at the base of 3.5
gigahertz with the max boost of 4.4 gigahertz frequency
luckily AMD provides an official overclocking app for the Rison series
his name is AMD rice and master every AMD risin processor is unlocked from the
factory so you can personalize its performance
taste and it provides the Rison master utility to access this powerful
advantage so let's start by downloading the riser master head to the AMD website
under processors technologies look for as a master at the bottom of the page
there is a download now button to download it I put his link in the
description below once downloaded double click on the
exact file and install it now open the riser master we greeted with a beautiful
warning there is a disclaimer note in any other clocking practices CPU and GPU
processors are intended to be operated only within their associated
specifications and factory settings overclocking may damage your processor
or other components such as motherboard or system in a safe little damages
caused by overclocking are not covered under any warranties press ok to agree
that you are doing this at your own risk so it opens in basic view let's switch
to advanced view now at first glance the user interface could be overwhelming
with all the numbers and settings let's have a quick rundown of the Rison master
UI in the left sidebar we have the whole profile which reflects the read-only
current system status with live monitoring at the top we have the
general CPU status monitoring such as currency few temperature speed and power
usage the control mode section shows the current CPU operation mode it can be OC
which is the rising master method or OS for Windows preferred core method under
the core section we see the current clock rate per core and per CC x CCX is
a group of 4 cores inside a CCD which is a group of 2 CC XS then we have the
voltage control that shows the current core voltage after that there is the
memory control section which includes a memory voltage frequency and timing
parameters now Rison master supports different profiles for different
customizations in a sense profiles are where the
user creates group of settings for performance optimizations different
profiles can be created for different applications profiles one and two are
general-purpose with access to all the configurations
with no preset values and no disabled controls which you can customize as you
desire creator mode by default enables all the course and stock processor
configuration for processors more than eight cores game motor reduces course by
half such that some legacy games may perform better
it is a pre-configured settings that enables legacy compatibility mode for
processors with more than eight cores such as Rison 9 3900 X applying this
profile reduces the active core count for example you may choose to be more
aggressive with core and memory overclocking in game mode for a legacy
game now for each profile we have the control mode at the top which includes
take a mode which actually lowers the process of power consumption from the
default is stock that leads to reduce core frequency opposite of what we want
the precision was our Drive allows the processor to automatically uses the
power design margin reported by the motherboard above warranted CPU limits
potentially increases the core speed this feature works best with the premium
overclocking motherboard and a premium cooler put overclocking allows the
processor to automatically manage a boost frequency higher than the start
value while remaining under automatic control this feature also works best
with a premium overclocking motherboard and a premium cooler a system restart
initiated by rising master on apply is required and manual overclocking
which allows us to experiment with higher clock speeds
outside of the processors automatic management in manual mode nothing is
being limited and you can customize almost any parameters none of these
profiles are active by default unless you choose them and hit apply now before
we install our clocking let's test the current not our Clark CPU
in other words there's tax settings of the CPU for this we can use any
benchmarking software I'm using Cinebench and 30 mark apps both of them
work perfectly you can download the Cinebench from Microsoft Store I put
this link in a description below before running the Cinnabons make sure to keep
a close eye on the CPU temperature you can do that within the rising master or
separately using the other CPU monitoring apps such as CPU Z or
Hardware in home now that we are all ready
let's hit the Run button in Cinebench and wait till it finishes performing the
test and generates a score so we got a score of 37 or 3 for the start frequency
I also use 3d mark Primus PI just to have another opinion on the secret
testing let's run that to the remark is a benchmarking tool to determine the
performance of a computers 3d graphic rendering and CPU processing
capabilities it is often called as the number one benchmarking app for gamers
and overclockers and we got a score of 85 59 with 3d mark for the stock
frequency now let's overclock so there are
multiple ways to tune the CPU frequency and a core voltage you need to keep in
mind that rising master allows changes on the fly and you need to reapply the
other clocking after each reboot the more prominent way would be to set the
settings in the BIOS and then use a ricer master for CPS status monitoring
what is still rising master for me comes first it allows us to get our tune
values while we are in the Windows and once we applied and tested the new
values and are happy with the results then we can go ahead and apply them in a
BIOS to make it permanent so in general I use manual mode and tune
the values till I hit a sweet spot of CPU frequency in conjunction with core
voltage and the temperature within accepted values
so it goes like this for a reasonable way of tuning you can start by
increasing the core cycle each time with plus 25 megahertz and increase the
voltage by slight 0.1 or hit apply and test to check its stability also keep a
close eye on the CPU temperature you don't want to go above 85 degrees
Celsius or certainly not above 90 degrees I also suggest you to get a
proper tower or liquid cooling system for your CPU to really be able to get
that performance this long-run stability check the links in the description below
for my preferred cooling systems if the new settings pass the rising master test
and very stable then we can go ahead and benchmark it and record the points so we
already got some improvements in the Cinebench score from 37 or three to
thirty eight seven one points also in time is pi we have improved from eight
five five nine two eight six two five after spending fair amount of time and
increasing the frequency and voltage slowly I've settled with the four point
four gigahertz frequency and 1.35 of volt or voltage to be a sweet spot for
this CPU with the temperature playing around 85 degrees with these settings I
get a score of 48 36 in Cinebench and 88 55 in time aspire its a boost of 800
megahertz from the base frequency which is quite a happy boost for overall
performance however you can easily spend countless hours here tuned and run the
test and do it over and over again even though the manual option is the most
powerful one in terms of customizability with more power comes more
responsibility so if you don't know what you are doing while playing with the
core cycles and voltage you can put your CPU on fire and burn it down to ash
however a vision wave would be to use a
pre-configured profiles choose creator mode and then select Auto overclocking
hit apply and testing it does require you Turia's are the windows to apply the
auto overclocking mode it has the right balance of performance boost and
protects CPU from accidental damages the best of both walls first you don't need
to waste countless hours manually change core cycles and voltage apply and test
run the benchmark and repeat again second you don't potentially damage your
CPU by increasing the voltage beyond what it can take for any other wrong
settings that can reduce the CPU lifetime in long run now if you
overclock your cpu using Rison master in manual mode you should be aware and that
the other clock settings won't apply automatically after each PC reboot which
means every time that your system boots up you need to open the Rison master and
manually apply the desired profile as we can see here the stock settings have
been applied after the reboot and this is intentional as a safety guard to
prevent any instability issues that would prevent you from having enough
time to revert an hour clock after the reboot so what's the solution to keep
the CPU overclock all the time the solution is to overclock the CPU in the
BIOS settings so once we use the rising master to test the different frequencies
and voltages and decided on an overclock we should set it in the BIOS so our our
clock settings apply automatically after each reboot if we overclock the CPU in
BIOS we don't need to set the clock speed in rising master anymore and we
can just use rising master for CPU monitoring let's reboot the PC and go to
the BIOS in the BIOS we can see the current CPU speed is there stack 3.5
gigahertz with 1.1 core voltage for the msi m PG x 570 gaming edge motherboard
we go to overclock settings change the OC explore mode from normal to expert
under the CPU ratio inter the desire frequency which
we have figured using rising master in this case the ratio of 4.4 to reflect as
4.4 gigahertz under XA MP I chose profile 1 which performed better for his
PC then I explicitly defined a DRN frequency to be the max allowed
frequency for my memory modules in this case three thousand two hundred
megahertz I just said the F CL k frequency to 1600 megahertz as well then
under the voltage settings change the CPU core voltage from auto on to a and
the overclocking and overwrite CPU core voltage to one point 35 volt for my PC
the rest would say as is save the settings and reboot
now after they start up he be open their eyes and master we can see our our clock
is in place I ran the benchmarks without recording
the screen as a screen recorder put some load on the CPU and got these results
which are not too shabby for a little sleepy overclocking now I want to know
what kind of results did you get with your setup please let me know how it
went for you in the comment section below
also definitely check out the resources that I linked in the description below
for further information that's it guys I hope you enjoyed this video and found it
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videos just like this one also check out the next video for overclocking the
nvidia RT x 27 graphics cards that i share my experience on oregon this GPU
also my previous video on the pc build you should watch that if you missed it i
wish you happy i wish you happy hour clocking and see you guys in the next
video peace
you