New pc components: AMD3600 / Scythe Ninja 5 / x570 tuf wifi / 2*8GB 3200cl16 Crucial E-die / Straight Power 650W / Pure Base 500 Silent White / KC2000 1TB NVME SSD
Old Components: 2x 240GB Sata SSD's / 2x 320GB 7200rpm Samsung Spinpoint / Nividia 960 2GB videocard / 1080p/1ms/144Hz monitor
So far I have:
A) I overclocked my 3600 on the X570 Tuf to 4200Ghz manually on stockvoltage in Bios, temperatuur was 80°C (Scythe Ninja 5 cpu aircooler).
B) After that I went back to stock settings and enabled PB-Overdrive in Bios. This setting also made the cpu run at 4200Ghz (99% of the time when needed), but at a slightly higher voltage according to Rivatuner (exact voltage-increase I did not note). I am still positive about PBO, because during the lifespan of the processor it could get less voltage on average with PB-Overdrive, so I assume this is good for lifespan.
C) Tried overclocking memory with DRAMcalculator settings in Bios, but somewhere the biostexts do not align with Dramcalculatortexts, so my pc froze on reboot because I ****ed up. So I put memory back on DOCP settings 3200/cl16 for now, still have to give it another go.
So, I still have to fiddle with:
D) getting memory to 3200/cl14 settings in Bios
E) Some OC settings have levels and I wonder what they actually do, so need to dive into that.
F) Giving Ryzen Master software a go.
G) Finally chosing a OC-methodcombination to my liking (probably good ol' bios)
H) I have 2 old HDD's installed in my case which I want to run parallel for backups.
I) Dualbootinstallment for linuxmint.
J) Getting a descent automated backup running smoothly.
K) Need a new wireless mouse and wireless keyboard.
L) Save up for a descent GPU, when a games hits the shelves I actually want to play at 144Hz.
M) This mobo has an incryption addon, I like to fiddle around with that and see what it grants me.