Review on Unleash High-Performance with AMD Ryzen 5 3600XT Processor & Wraith Spire Cooler by Hoo Chong ᠌

- Two weeks of reading materials and experiments - and now on the B450 chipset overclocking to 4450 MHz, with undervolting up to 1.275 V, SOC 1.025 V, the rest of the voltages were also set manually according to recommendations from the Internet. Work is stable. In idle time and in the browser - 38-42 degrees (which is overclocked, which is not), this is normal. In the games that I managed to play, the download is no more than 50%, usually 15-25% (1440p, maximum speed), it heats up around 50-65 degrees, and in reality no one sits under stress tests for hours. If you need to encode / render video for days or other prof. load, good cooling is required. In stresses, it heats up to 80-85. But then they are stressful! - Even without overclocking, the CPU is very productive and outperforms the previous eight-core series! If you have a good motherboard, there is a huge margin for growth, especially for prof. activities. If you need cheap and cheerful for homework and multithreading, then it's better to take the 2700X - half the price, but the parrots are the same. It makes no sense to upgrade from previous generations to 3600, take 3700X and higher right away. But in games, the 3600 is a bit better than previous generations. - Manual overclocking will give not only more even voltage and temperatures, but also an increase in memory speed! Overclocking by 200-300 MHz and an increase in memory bandwidth of 1000-1500 Mb / s, and reduced the latency of not the fastest Patriot 3200 MHz modules from 79 to 74 ns. - To avoid howls of the cooler, just manually set the speed of the fans on the motherboard (the normal ones have their own control programs under Win, ASUS has AI Suite 3).