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Two More Retail Ryzen 7 1700 Overclock Tested @ [H]
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... I hope to contribute soon, as my Ryzen 1700 + Asus Crosshair VI should be arriving at the end of this week
yeah, that didn't work out yet ... still waiting for the screen (Asus mx34vq) to come in stock to complete the order, delivery has been delayed for 3 times now ... I hope the screen is worth the wait
canceled the screen so I could start with my build
- Ryzen 1700
- Asus Crosshair VI Hero
- Corsair Vengance LED 3200
updated bios 902 to 1002, selected "DOCP standard" (in extreme tweaker menu) and the RAM speed/timings/voltage was set correctly, no issue at all
I was first planning to use my old Thermalright True Spirit 140, but when unpacking the CPU, the included Spire cooler just looked to nice to not give it a try ... so I just installed it with the pre-applied thermal past and I'm positively impressed:
- it looks very nice and clean, and the LED ring is nice but discreet at the same time
- when doing some stresstest (AIDA64) at stock 3Ghz (boost to 3.2 during the test), the cooler can keep the CPU at a nice 55°C with rpm of +/- 1350 (50%) ... and it is inaudible !
- obviously not meant for OC, but anyway, @3.8 on all cores (only multiplier), the temperature rose to 75°C for the same test (and at +/- 2700 rpm, 100%), and it was still not making much noise (@3.9 it shutdown after a couple of minutes)
for the moment, i'm still liking the Spire cooler to much, so real OC will have to wait a little
if I remember correctly, the last stock cooler I used was on an AMD Athlon 500 (slot A), about 20y ago ... now that I say it, I think I still have that board + CPU lying around somewhere
edit:
guess I was wrong about that stock cooler on that Athlon 500 ... it seems to be one from Thermaltake (see image)
- Ryzen 1700
- Asus Crosshair VI Hero
- Corsair Vengance LED 3200
updated bios 902 to 1002, selected "DOCP standard" (in extreme tweaker menu) and the RAM speed/timings/voltage was set correctly, no issue at all
I was first planning to use my old Thermalright True Spirit 140, but when unpacking the CPU, the included Spire cooler just looked to nice to not give it a try ... so I just installed it with the pre-applied thermal past and I'm positively impressed:
- it looks very nice and clean, and the LED ring is nice but discreet at the same time
- when doing some stresstest (AIDA64) at stock 3Ghz (boost to 3.2 during the test), the cooler can keep the CPU at a nice 55°C with rpm of +/- 1350 (50%) ... and it is inaudible !
- obviously not meant for OC, but anyway, @3.8 on all cores (only multiplier), the temperature rose to 75°C for the same test (and at +/- 2700 rpm, 100%), and it was still not making much noise (@3.9 it shutdown after a couple of minutes)
for the moment, i'm still liking the Spire cooler to much, so real OC will have to wait a little
if I remember correctly, the last stock cooler I used was on an AMD Athlon 500 (slot A), about 20y ago ... now that I say it, I think I still have that board + CPU lying around somewhere
edit:
guess I was wrong about that stock cooler on that Athlon 500
... it seems to be one from Thermaltake (see image)
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