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https://www.amd.com/en/technologies/ryzen-master
https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/faq/gpu-100
Neither are comparable to Intel's and are really more for overclocking than proper diagnostic work.
yep i really had a bunch of driver problems with my RX 470. thank God i have a 1660 now.
Guess i have to rely on the bios to make sure that the CPU is working fine. I plan to not overclock this cpu really. I just want to make sure my CPU is working fine after benchmarking stuff and in general usage
Funny how nobody talked about the issues that Comet Lake had when it launched earlier this year because Intel rushed it into production to try to get a lead on AMD. NVIDIA's had their fair share of issues too, which I saw with my 2080, but people seem to act like AMD is the only one with problems.
If there's no glaring issues, then it works. No reason to worry.
There's no point in manual overclocking a Ryzen 3000 CPU, they're pretty much pushed to the max out of the box. The more cores the chip has, the worse the OC potential, evident by the fact that most 3900Xs struggle to overclock beyond 4.2 all core, while most 3100s and 3300Xs can go beyond that because there's considerably less cores to work with.
Also, UserBenchmark's test can be somewhat useful for seeing if everything in your system is working poorly, normally, or optimally.
Also, you should have 3200 MHz (CL14 or CL16 it doesn't really matter much) RAM because of the infinity fabric. It can make quite a difference in some cases.
will this be fine?
Yes use all of them.
Anything above 3200 yields little to no benefit in games. 3200 CL14 is 1~3% better than 3200 CL16, similar case with 3600 CL16.
Additionally, a lot of budget motherboards struggle to run 3600 CL16, or even anything above 3200 MHz in general. First generation AM4 often struggle even with 3200 MHz, with B350 even having issues with 3000 in some cases.
3200mhz is fine on B450/X470
If you have B350/X370, stick to 3000mhz
The CPU will force a shutdown if it gets hot enough to prevent damage to the CPU.
However, dangerous levels of LLC in BIOS can result in overshooting voltage to dangerous levels above 1.5v that can kill the CPU, but that's more user error messing with LLC settings than anything.