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Haven’t oc yet only settings I did was xmp to 6400mhz ddr5. Gpu is 4090 gaming oc but idk if that matters
Looks exactly like mine. I can get 31000 if I really squeeze it, but it's much easier (cooler) to keep it just shy of 30000.
I’ve heard people get ~31k stock
Maybe there are power limits on that board
Also make sure you try and push your ram to at minimum 7200mhz
Stock 7980X gets ~106k, while probably using the same amount of electricity as this.
Gotta love 5nm FinFET!
What’s important to know my friend is that XMP IS overclocking, not stock, and is generally a fairly user friendly one, provided you’re not filling all of your slots. As far as 7200mhz as a minimum, that would depend on what your memory is rated for, if it said 6400 on the box, then getting it to 7200 or beyond without a lot of knowledge of how to tweak those sorts of things will likely be a huge bag of hurt to your sanity and computer’s stability.
Seems good, my 13600K gets ~23k.
That is about what mine is. Or even higher if I let mine run the test a few times in a row. I think mine stabilized in the 24,000s after about 5 rounds.