AMD Ryzen Overclocking Guide: How far will the 2700X go?

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AMD Ryzen Overclocking Guide: How far will the 2700X go? | JayzTwoCents

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[eggyrepublic]

"What games do you play?"

"3DMark time spy and cinebench15"

[RemedialHappyMan]

Hey I built my first PC the other day and followed BitWits PC building tutorial, then I followed PaulsHardware's PC setup tutorial for basic system configuration and Windows 10 tweaks. Finally I want to thank you because I followed your videos on overclocking when I overclocked my RAM and my GPU, I also watched this video for the 2700x but since I'm running the Wraith Prism I decided to just let it do its own thing and it seems to sit at around 4.2Ghz average when it's bouncing the load between the cores. Your videos were very helpful and I just wanted to let you all know that I appreciate that you all make so many specialized tutorials to build a resource ecosystem that makes approaching the task of PC building much more friendly than if I was left going in blind with just the components manuals. I really do wish you all the best of luck. Don't worry about the haters either, there's nothing wrong with using the parts you get to build PC's for your friends and family.

[georghartmann]

Could you do a full how to overclocking? With stability testing in the end :)

[kumbandit]

"You're testing it wrong, you didn't turn on the gamer mode..."


-Intel

[ehseahla]

This video serves as an OC guide for newbies as well (i.e. how to push limits incrementally), amazing job Jay!

[RVISION]

Who else is here after buying the chip on black friday?

[damientalrose]

Is it just me or did he not say "I digress" in this video?

[tycobb]

Great video! I'm a first time builder, and have never messed with any BIOS settings before. After building my first PC, of course I'm already trying to overclock it. This wasn't even a tutorial on overclocking, and I learned more than the other overclocking "tutorials" that I watched. Jay makes it easy. Thanks man!

[bradleyoxendine]

This is exactly the type of video I was looking for from your channel. I love the methodical benchmarking and overclocking. Thanks for putting this together!

[MixedGrid]

2700x Stock 3000Mhz RAM - 1779
2700x Stock 3133Mhz RAM - 1815
2700x Stock 3200Mhz RAM - 1826
2700x Stock 3400Mhz RAM - 1844
2700x 4.15Ghz 3200Mhz RAM- 1892 Max temp stock air cooler 72*
Bios untouched besides RAM bump. I run it at 3200Mhz with timings improved for my daily use. Runs great! Beyond happy with Ryzen. Came from a 7700k and it was a awesome improvement with the extra cores and threads. Gaming is about the same and workloads is far improved.
Loving the 2700x over my old 7700k for W10 on "AMD Balanced" mode in Windows settings. If I could get 4000Mhz stable she'd push well into that 1950ish mark.

[nickhenderson]

Jay, after watching a lot of other Ryzen overclocking videos, you did everything that made the most sense. Thank you for going in depth enough to answer most of our questions! I wanted to see what would happen with ram only or cpu only overclocks and everything. Great vid!

[CryXMA]

Jay, I really like the way you showed how to do an easy overclock. Thanks for the great video!

[coolvideoish]

Score 52... Pentium 4 @ 3.2GHz, 1gb 400mhz. Can watch YouTube at 360p, at 100% CPU...

[cmdrflint]

Just to share my cinebench scores, 8700k (stock)=1465pts. 5GHz=1653pts. 5.2GHz= 1693pts. 5.3GHz= 1717pts. 5.3 is the fastest I can push my chip, even then it doesn't match Ryzen in cinebench, impressive from AMD.

[Mr._Doge]

BOI was that interesting to see the whole process of overclocking! We need more videos like this.

[taylorstarcevic]

14:50 Love it Jay, keep up the good work!

[marioStortuga]

This is definitely one of the better videos out there for the 2700x

[JMP_]

Jay, thank you for this video. I'm about to build my first PC, a 2700x system. I'll definitely be using this video as a guide! I've learned a lot from you so thanks for the work you do!

[wolfchacer]

Thoroughly enjoyed this one, I'm not one for massive Overclocks and this is a great way to show newer users to get a little more oomph out of their rigs without frying them ;) Great work Jay.

[TechVidGuy]

Hey Jay, I just want to say that I really found this video to very helpful! You stepped through the process in a way that was easy to follow. Would be awesome to see a video like this for the OG Ryzen 5/7. Great video! Keep it up!