Ryzen

>>60007876
>Windows 7
Kill yourself.

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>>60007905
get a load of this windows 10 faggot

>>60007876
yeah, that tends to be the lowest itll go from what ive seen of my own.

oc?

>>60007948
nah not at this time. I'll probably think about overclocking in a couple of weeks. Any tips?

>>60008069
>Any tips?

Don't bother, you're not using a 7700K so you'll get a whole 100mhz before if dies.

>>60008069
You can easily go to around 1.3V and 3.8GHz on the stock cooler if you're using that. Maybe 3.9 at the same sort of voltage if you're lucky. Use the voltage offset option if you want it still to downvolt at idle.

Can you run the CPU-Z bench on that thing, please?

Thank you in advance. Jesus loves you.

>>60008095
>you're not using a 7700K so you'll get a whole 100mhz before if dies.
Great advice. I personally love intel. I have owned every AMD ryzen processor and they are all shit.

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>>60008257
the single core gets anywhere between 310 and 420 (probably dependent on stuff running in the background or something). My ram is only running at about 2133 at the moment, will look at getting that speed up when I'm in the mood.

>Not having an motherboard supporting firmware that adjusts core clocks depending on workload to give cooler and quieter operation.

I remember my AM3 socket CPU that use Cool n' Quiet and saw it as a cool feature. Does Ryzen use this still?

>>60007876
Yes, that's pretty much a standard feature on all CPUs made these days.

>>60008569
yes

I have my memory on 2666mhz and cpu clockspeed at 3900mhz with 1.3375v, will try 3000mhz on memory tomorrow and 4000mhz on cpu, I just finished setting it up.

>>60007876
Intel is stealin ur megahurtz. Get those fgt jews.