nitinkumar00 wrote:
They are working hard to make sure they over volt the CPU and then blame it on AMD lol. I have asrock x570 pro in another system. Idle voltage is hands down better. My processor always stays at less than 1.25v average. But asus croshair viii stays at 1.4+v most of the time. Yea it dips to sub 1v at times but average is always around 1.4v. I think they waste way too much time on extra **** that doesn't mean anything and need to stop overdoing things.
The thing to understand about the 3000 series is that when a core is doing work, the voltage on that core is shown as low, and at idle it is the higher voltage. It's about resistance, current and voltage not just voltage. My cpu requires me to give it an offset of 0.0875 in order to boost and perform properly. However my 3700x isn't happy with voltage under 1.35 on all-core overclock between 4.1 and 4.3 Ghz (which I have been able to run stable for benchmarks (scores of roughly 10000 in timespy and over 2200 in r15 multicore and over 5000 in r20 multicore) but the heat is too much for my aio to keep it as a 24/7 thing and the single core performance is less than allowing it to run on auto.
