The AMD Zen 3 Ryzen 5000 Discussion Thread

[nakedtons]

I went to Sim Lim Square, I can hardly find any AM4 boards now. I went to ask around every shop. Mostly no longer in stock and only those uncleared stock low end older AM4 boards. But there are plenty of AM5 boards.

 

[Phen8210]

I went to Sim Lim Square, I can hardly find any AM4 boards now. I went to ask around every shop. Mostly no longer in stock and only those uncleared stock low end older AM4 boards. But there are plenty of AM5 boards.

Thats why you got to shop online, i had hard time finding am4 build for one of my 5600G builds a year ago, i cant imagine now

 

[Ferolare]

Options on Shopee still looks pretty normal to me: I see my backup board (in case of X570SI Aorus doing the big die unexpectedly) still available from Corbell

 

[xiaofan]

Thats why you got to shop online, i had hard time finding am4 build for one of my 5600G builds a year ago, i cant imagine now

Haha, just bought this one based on Ryzen 5600G from Dynacore (InvaderPC), basically the lowest end from Invader PC offerings. Mainly used as a Linux desktop. I will add a PCI-E 5G NIC and a 10G SFP+ NIC later.
https://www.invaderpc.com/product/specm01/

AMD RYZEN 5 5600G 3.9GHz 6CORE/12THREAD APU
ASUS PRIME B550M-A WIFI II AX ARGB

Even though it is a low end system, but still much faster than my Intel N100 based mini PCs, which are actually pretty fast too when running Linux or BSDs. Intel N100 mini PC can even run Windows 11 if you just do simple work.

I used three Intel N100 based mini PCs for my mini home lab.
https://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/threads/singtel-5gbps-enhanced.7030365/page-7#post-153413643

 

[kimsix]

Haha, just bought this one based on Ryzen 5600G from Dynacore (InvaderPC), basically the lowest end from Invader PC offerings. Mainly used as a Linux desktop. I will add a PCI-E 5G NIC and a 10G SFP+ NIC later.
https://www.invaderpc.com/product/specm01/

AMD RYZEN 5 5600G 3.9GHz 6CORE/12THREAD APU
ASUS PRIME B550M-A WIFI II AX ARGB

Even though it is a low end system, but still much faster than my Intel N100 based mini PCs, which are actually pretty fast too when running Linux or BSDs. Intel N100 mini PC can even run Windows 11 if you just do simple work.

I used three Intel N100 based mini PCs for my mini home lab.
https://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/threads/singtel-5gbps-enhanced.7030365/page-7#post-153413643

asus XG-C100C v2 should works for 5G at pcie3.0x1.

local set can go for $90 during sales

 

[iceblendedchoc]

Is AMD Ryzen 5000 series getting obsolete? I have people telling me I need to upgrade my PC cause I am using Ryzen 7 5700X even though I've only built it last year.

Nah it is fine. Next upgrade will be years later or when the cpu start to bottom neck your gpu in gaming

 

[KYZT2021]

Is AMD Ryzen 5000 series getting obsolete? I have people telling me I need to upgrade my PC cause I am using Ryzen 7 5700X even though I've only built it last year.

your wallet tell you best

 

[SkyShroud]

Is AMD Ryzen 5000 series getting obsolete? I have people telling me I need to upgrade my PC cause I am using Ryzen 7 5700X even though I've only built it last year.

Ryzen 5000 going stronk. Rumor that AMD gonna release 5500x3D.

 

[Phen8210]

Is AMD Ryzen 5000 series getting obsolete? I have people telling me I need to upgrade my PC cause I am using Ryzen 7 5700X even though I've only built it last year.

Is Ryzen 5000 series obsolete? I think we can see for ourselves that it isn't. The top seller in AMZ are all AMD processor, be it zen 3, 4 or 5.

 

[SkyShroud]

Aliexpress having this sales with promo code deducting $20USD but apparently blocked SG and only SG in the region!!
Anyone managed to find a working promocode to use for 5700x3d?

 

[deepblue_82]

hi been using my r5600 for 2 years now.. but nv changed any setting b4....
i have been watching youtube on undervolting... so now i have undervolted my cpu by abit and it works... so i just trying to try cini24 on it... but i only can see it running at 3.5 ? wont it auto boost to 4.4 ?
sorry if i am not clear...

 

[Koenig168]

hi been using my r5600 for 2 years now.. but nv changed any setting b4....
i have been watching youtube on undervolting... so now i have undervolted my cpu by abit and it works... so i just trying to try cini24 on it... but i only can see it running at 3.5 ? wont it auto boost to 4.4 ?
sorry if i am not clear...

looks like you disabled boosting

 

[Phen8210]

hi been using my r5600 for 2 years now.. but nv changed any setting b4....
i have been watching youtube on undervolting... so now i have undervolted my cpu by abit and it works... so i just trying to try cini24 on it... but i only can see it running at 3.5 ? wont it auto boost to 4.4 ?
sorry if i am not clear...

What did you do?

 

[deepblue_82]

looks like you disabled boosting

how to check if it on or off?

 

[deepblue_82]

What did you do?

i just disable pbo then - 10volt...
its a gigabyte mb.. so its -10

 

[KleoZy]

i just disable pbo then - 10volt...
its a gigabyte mb.. so its -10

hmm.. -10volt ? mind if I ask which setting did you set to -10volt? I don't thing Vcore can set to -10v. maybe -0.1v or -0.05v.

hmm maybe these settings will be able to aid you.

1. First clear cmos to default settings
2. only enable XMP profile for your rams
3. boot to windows, run cinebench (ingle or multi) in HWInfo64, take down the temperature readings of your CPU, The clock frequency, including the boost clock.

Reboot to UFEI then do this.

1. look for advance overclocking
2. Enable Preceision Boost Overdrive and set to Advanced
3. Leave PBO Limits to Auto
4. Click on Curve Opitmizer
5. Set Curve Opitmizer to All Cores
6. Set All Core Cuver Optimizer Sign to Negative (Please make sure this is negative)
7. Set All Core Curve Optimizer Magnitude to 20

boot to windows and run cinebench, single or multiple. In HWinfo, watch for the temperature and open up all cores to see the clock frequency, you should be able to see the boost clock speed.

Compare default vs the setting above.. best to run either OCCT or Prime95 for stability, if you using Cinebench. after 30 minutes and 10 minutes test, go play some games and such. just make sure system stable. If unstable go back to UEFI and reduce the Core Curve Optimizer Magnitude from 20 to 15 ±.

If you feel your system can do more. for the Core Curve Opimizer Magnitude, increase to 25± ~ 30. But for personal recommendation. I will leave it 20, leaving 10 for system to buffer with the current (Power)

 

[Koenig168]

how to check if it on or off?

If you are running at the base clock of 3.5, then boost is off.

 

[deepblue_82]

hmm.. -10volt ? mind if I ask which setting did you set to -10volt? I don't thing Vcore can set to -10v. maybe 0.1v or 0.05v.

hmm maybe these settings will be able to aid you.

1. First clear cmos to default settings
2. only enable XMP profile for your rams
3. boot to windows, in HWInfo64, take down the temperature readings of your CPU, The clock frequency, including the boost clock.

Reboot to UFEI then do this.

1. look for advance overclocking
2. Enable Preceision Boost Overdrive and set to Advanced
3. Leave PBO Limits to Auto
4. Click on Curve Opitmizer
5. Set Curve Opitmizer to All Cores
6. Set All Core Cuver Optimizer Sing to Negative (Please make sure this is negative)
7. Set All Core Curve Optimizer Magnitude to 20

boot to windows and run cinebench, single or multiple. In HWinfo, watch for the temperature and open up all cores to see the clock frequency, you should be able to see the boost clock speed.

Compare default vs the setting above.. best to run either OCCT or Prime95 for stability, if you using Cinebench. after 30 minutes and 10 minutes test, go play some games and such. just make sure system stable. If unstable go back to UEFI and reduce the Core Curve Optimizer Magnitude from 20 to 15 ±.

If you feel your system can do more. for the Core Curve Opimizer Magnitude, increase to 25± ~ 30. But for personal recommendation. I will leave it 20, leaving 10 for system to buffer with the current (Power)

sorry sorry yes i did this part

1. look for advance overclocking
2. Enable Preceision Boost Overdrive and set to Advanced
3. Leave PBO Limits to Auto
4. Click on Curve Opitmizer
5. Set Curve Opitmizer to All Cores
6. Set All Core Cuver Optimizer Sing to Negative (Please make sure this is negative)
7. Set All Core Curve Optimizer Magnitude to 10

just to try out... and yes xmp is there already
ok i check all on the cores... and try again..
i looked under hwmonitor
value 3593 mhz
min 224 mhz
max 4441 mhz

i also tried to play a few games.. did not hang...

 

[KleoZy]

sorry sorry yes i did this part

1. look for advance overclocking
2. Enable Preceision Boost Overdrive and set to Advanced
3. Leave PBO Limits to Auto
4. Click on Curve Opitmizer
5. Set Curve Opitmizer to All Cores
6. Set All Core Cuver Optimizer Sing to Negative (Please make sure this is negative)
7. Set All Core Curve Optimizer Magnitude to 10

just to try out... and yes xmp is there already
ok i check all on the cores... and try again..
i looked under hwmonitor
value 3593 mhz
min 224 mhz
max 4441 mhz

i also tried to play a few games.. did not hang...

In HWinfo there are section where is says current , min , max and avg. look at max. What frequency is that? That will be your boost clock which is 4441mhz and please note that max boost will only occured a short period of time. Not always.

 

[Phen8210]

next time pls dont say -10v

-10v cant even on