Pequeña duda con ryzen

Hola buenas, me e bajado el ryzenmaster para probar un pequeño overclock a la frecuencia de la apu, durante 1minuto, y me e dado cuenta que el voltaje del procesador estaba a a1,4v

hay riesgo de haber dañado el cpu o ese voltaje es seguro?




lo e probado con la app porque en la bios no salia como aumentar el valor y resulta que poniendo el mouse encima del valor y escribiendo funciona xD(no marca nada la placa de como aumentar valores ni nada de eso como la mayoria de bios)


un saludo y muchas gracias

No pasa nada por que este a 1.4, de ecgo creo a ver leido por aqui a usuarios de ryzen que tenian picos de 1.5v a menudo con overclocks altos, y lo aguanta perfectamente la CPU.

Para quemarla tienes que hacer mucho el burro como hizo nuestro desaparecido compañero whiston.

Como te comenta el compañero en Ryzen lo ideal es 1,35v pero 1,4 esta bien tambien y te diria que para pruebas temporales un pelin mas tampoco pasaria , incluso automaticamente muchos ryzen dan picos de 1,52v cuando hay pocos nucleos y durante instantes cortos. A tu procesador no le ha pasado absolutamente nada puedes estar tranquilo

Ok gracias a los 2 me quedo mas tranquilo

a partir de 1,385v habrá degradación. Aquí viene muy bien explicado:

[FONT=&quot]So for those of you who don't know me, I am ClockCruncher on HWbot and the r/overclocking discord. I am currently number #1 novice, and a competitive/experienced overclocker within the r/overclocking discord. Several months after Ryzen Gen 2 or Zen+ was released it came to my attention that several articles such as the one from Tweaktown were advertising "safe" voltages even higher than what is safe for Ryzen Gen 1. I took it upon myself to test the degradation on Ryzen Gen 2 so no person would have to suffer degradation at the hands of those who decide random voltages are safe. I have had 5 Ryzen 2700x's, 4 of them were used for a daily system in this experiment. Each system used the following controlled variables.[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]G.skill 4133 cl19 ram ran at 3200 cl14 1.4v dram 1.05v soc[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]I tested the each 2700x at a different voltage ranging from 1.375v to 1.425, here are the voltages for each 2700x and their temps at each voltage.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]2700x sample 1 - 1.425v, max of 65c while gaming/daily tasks - saw degradation of around 100mhz at the same voltages within 3 months[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]2700x sample 2 - 1.4v, max of 60c while gaming/daily tasks - saw degradation in around 3 months and 2 weeks[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]2700x sample 3 - 1.385v, still around 60c while gaming/daily tasks, saw degradation in just shy of 4 months[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]2700x sample 4 - 1.375v, max of 58c - no degredation after just above 6 months now[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Conclusion, based on my testing and several others that have seen degradation above 1.38v on this subreddit, I can solidly say, since AMD has released zero safe voltages for this chip, if you value the longevity of your Ryzen gen 2 chip for more than around 4 months, stick to 1.375v as your max voltage. My current 2700x I run for my personal daily can do 4ghz at 1.2v llc of 2, stable for 24 hours prime95. I know most chips wont do this, but it is better to settle for 4ghz/4.1ghz/4.2ghz at a safe voltage, than to risk your chip at an unsafe voltage for 100mhz that will only last you a few months anyway. I don't have any motive and am not paid anything for doing this, I genuinely value the people who are given false advise whether intentionally or not intentionally. Not everyone is made of money, most people are lucky to even afford something like this, It pains me to see people who are in tough situations enter even tougher ones because of something that isnt their fault.[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Thanks for everyone who read this, if you think what i've done here is respectable, please let your friends know the safe voltages, I'm not gonna beg for shares or upvotes on this post, that is silly, I could care less about Reddit karma, It means nothing to me. Plus I'm a terrible writer anyway lmao[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]May the silicon lottery be ever in your favor.[/FONT]

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galletabah dijo:

a partir de 1,385v habrá degradación. Aquí viene muy bien explicado:

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entonces porque en el ryzen master ponen 1.4 y no menos?

fue menos de 1minuto supongo que la degradacion seria minima no?

aparte seria maximo creo, depende la frecuencia en cpu-z varia, en esa ocasion varia o es fija?

Javi Sánchez dijo:

entonces porque en el ryzen master ponen 1.4 y no menos?

fue menos de 1minuto supongo que la degradacion seria minima no?

aparte seria maximo creo, depende la frecuencia en cpu-z varia, en esa ocasion varia o es fija?

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que modelo usas?
Esas pruebas son con voltaje manual constante

galletabah dijo:

que modelo usas?
Esas pruebas son con voltaje manual constante

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Ryzen 3 2200g, fue un minuto, queria probar a darle un poco de mhz a la apu xD, que encima al aplicar el perfil me bajo el rendimiento una barbaridad