- Dec 24, 2015
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Hello everyone I recently upgraded to Ryzen and I'm having a real hard time overclocking 
I stress tested a couple times first on stock speeds and everything ran perfectly on AIDA64 & Cinebench R15, the cpu temp never went above 63 Celsius, mobo temp stayed at 28-32 Celsius and everything else was cool and nice, in CPU-Z and HWmonitor there were no wrong readings all of them were matching the same temp, only 1 called "package node 0" was going extremely high when stress tested but I researched and found almost everyone said to ignore it as it's a wrong reading, which I believe is right because all the components in my PC are pretty cool. (My PC is an open-case pc btw, I have 4 fans running currently)
Anyways, when I try overclocking to 3.5-3.9 GHz at 1.20v-1.40v in the bios and try to stress test it with AIDA64, almost every time after 20-30 secs. it crashes and I get the black screen (pc still running just with black screen) so, I have to pull the plug and then reboot again.
I honestly don't know what to do I tried changing the voltage and clock speed so many times and I don't think it's safe to go past 1.4v. If anybody could please help me out I would appreciate it so much!!!!
Here are my specs
CPU= AMD Ryzen 3 1200
GPU= Zotac GTX 750 Ti 2GB GDDR5
MOBO= ASRock AB350M PRO 4 (I'm currently on the latest bios version 3.10)
RAM= Patriot DDR4 (2x4GB) 8GB 2400MHz
PSU= EVGA 430w 80+ Certified
HDD= Seagate Barracuda 500GB 7200RPM
UPDATE: I installed Ryzen Master and tried overclocking with that, the temp was the same as the package node 0 temp in HWmonitor so it was accurate, though on AIDA 64 it's showing the CPU temp above the motherboard option on HWmonitor showing 64 degrees and when I overclocked to 3.5GHz on 1.19375v it stayed stable but after 5mins it jumped to 100 degrees and I ended it the test cause that is way too hot.
ANY options on what I should do???, I heard on some forum that disabling core boost keeps it to be more stable as the voltage doesn't jump around?
Would really appreciate thanks, I feel like it's crashing cause of the hot temperature on package node 0
I stress tested a couple times first on stock speeds and everything ran perfectly on AIDA64 & Cinebench R15, the cpu temp never went above 63 Celsius, mobo temp stayed at 28-32 Celsius and everything else was cool and nice, in CPU-Z and HWmonitor there were no wrong readings all of them were matching the same temp, only 1 called "package node 0" was going extremely high when stress tested but I researched and found almost everyone said to ignore it as it's a wrong reading, which I believe is right because all the components in my PC are pretty cool. (My PC is an open-case pc btw, I have 4 fans running currently)
Anyways, when I try overclocking to 3.5-3.9 GHz at 1.20v-1.40v in the bios and try to stress test it with AIDA64, almost every time after 20-30 secs. it crashes and I get the black screen (pc still running just with black screen) so, I have to pull the plug and then reboot again.
I honestly don't know what to do I tried changing the voltage and clock speed so many times and I don't think it's safe to go past 1.4v. If anybody could please help me out I would appreciate it so much!!!!
Here are my specs
CPU= AMD Ryzen 3 1200
GPU= Zotac GTX 750 Ti 2GB GDDR5
MOBO= ASRock AB350M PRO 4 (I'm currently on the latest bios version 3.10)
RAM= Patriot DDR4 (2x4GB) 8GB 2400MHz
PSU= EVGA 430w 80+ Certified
HDD= Seagate Barracuda 500GB 7200RPM
UPDATE: I installed Ryzen Master and tried overclocking with that, the temp was the same as the package node 0 temp in HWmonitor so it was accurate, though on AIDA 64 it's showing the CPU temp above the motherboard option on HWmonitor showing 64 degrees and when I overclocked to 3.5GHz on 1.19375v it stayed stable but after 5mins it jumped to 100 degrees and I ended it the test cause that is way too hot.
ANY options on what I should do???, I heard on some forum that disabling core boost keeps it to be more stable as the voltage doesn't jump around?
Would really appreciate thanks, I feel like it's crashing cause of the hot temperature on package node 0
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