08-20-2023 10:34 PM
Hello, as the title suggests the option to adjust the cpu core ratio is completely missing from the BIOS menu.
I am using the latest BIOS version for that motherboard
CPU: 7800X3D
This is my first time using an ASUS motherboard, so maybe I am missing some other option that has to be enabled.
Thank you very much for the help.
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08-20-2023 10:52 PM - edited 08-20-2023 10:54 PM
Hello and welcome,
These chips are overclocked quite heavily right off the bat.
Proceed to apply the highest stable value possible. Typically, 20-30mV is possible. This will allow the CPU to boost higher whilst reducing voltages.
If you experience instability, most often at low loads or idle, reduce the offset in increments of 5mV.
08-20-2023 10:52 PM - edited 08-20-2023 10:54 PM
Hello and welcome,
These chips are overclocked quite heavily right off the bat.
Proceed to apply the highest stable value possible. Typically, 20-30mV is possible. This will allow the CPU to boost higher whilst reducing voltages.
If you experience instability, most often at low loads or idle, reduce the offset in increments of 5mV.
08-20-2023 11:12 PM
So, from what I can understand, the X3D chips cannot be overclocked in the traditional fashion?
Thanks a lot for the information
08-21-2023 12:56 AM - edited 08-21-2023 12:56 AM
The chip design doesn't lend itself well to increased current. The aforementioned method should give you the outcome you want.
08-21-2023 01:15 AM
I was referring to the adjustment of the core ratio.
So, the whole process seems very similar to the radeon GPUs
08-21-2023 01:25 AM - edited 08-21-2023 01:25 AM
A static eCLK overclock is possible, although I would need to check if it still is on most up-to-date BIOS, but not beneficial over enabling PBO with a negative core voltage. There's a reason the base core voltage is locked down (remember frequency and current are instrinsically related).
08-21-2023 02:40 AM
Thank you very much for your input.