[damric]

Mine needed at least 1.281 VSOC to run above 4400 w igpu extreme boost ( 2300MHz). How's your VSOC w dedicated gpu?

I needed 1.3v SoC and I'm still working on exactly how much vddp but it's stable at 1.05v for that now at 4400MT/s and threw errors at stock 0.95v. I'll be playing around with it all morning and I am going to run benches on the iGPU as well. I'll post anything meaningful.

 

[Sam_Oslo]

Same speed with some tweaks on timing, sub-timings, and a bit less vSOC.

2x16Gb @4133 16 8 16 16 32 1.43v

 

[damric]

I've since moved on to testing out a Ryzen 5500. The 5600G had to go into another rig unfortunately.

 

[Sam_Oslo]

Stability test with Y-cruncher and over 2.5h TM5.

RAM @ 4133c16 1.43v

 

[eighty20]

Stability test with Y-cruncher and over 2.5h TM5.

RAM @ 4133c16 1.43v
View attachment 2560040

Does it pass absolut?

 

[Sam_Oslo]

Does it pass absolut?

Good question. I have never tried it, but it's behaving really snappy and stable for all my 24/7-usage scenarios. I will keep this setup while I'm waiting for the Final-BIOS F15.


I'm not rubbing the optimization & testing on this 15a Beta-BIOS. Because last time, with Final-BIOS F14, I had to redo most it.

 

[Sam_Oslo]

OCCT benching numbers looks pretty good too

 

[shenosuke]

Hello guys , i have a question.

I was able to stabilize my 4133mhz RAM + 2300mhz IGPU overclock in my 5600g using vsoc 1.1875v and vsoc LLC mode 3 in my MSI b550 gaming plus. Is mode 3 LLC safe? does anyone knows what modes cause overshoot and what dont it in MSI boards?

Thanks in advance.

 

[PJVol]

The higher LLC level number, the less overshoot/undetshoot amplitude is.
(msi lvl 8 iirc increases loadline by 80% - i.e. biggest Vdroop, llc1 - minimal LL slope)

 

[Sam_Oslo]

Gigabyte has released a beta-BIOS with the the final AGESA V2 1.2.0.7, and now 7 of my cores are running with C0 = -30, and only 1 core is running with -18.

Gigabyte has never released the final 1.2.0.6 for my MB, but my CPU was doing really good with final 1.2.0.5 too.

The Y-cruncher is running stable with CO -30 on 7 cores

BTW, is there a light-wight application to display the CO values in windows?