In the Firestrike there were also only marginally more points in the CPU part.Īlso with Timespy the overclocking is not really noticeable. But in the multicore test we were able to break the 5000 points sound barrier.Ī similar result can also be seen with CPU-Z … As expected, overclocking doesn’t change the single-core performance. So let’s finally start with the benchmarks, Cinebench will start the test. First we test the AMD Ryzen 3000 CPU with all cores and then again with overclocking. Let’s start the benchmark parcours with all 8 cores. Now let’s get to another exciting part, how does the 3700X perform? AMD Ryzen 7 3700X benchmarks Unfortunately this is not the case with the new Ryzen! It remains to be seen whether the industry will supply the appropriate coolers. This suggests small but strong hotspots, another drawback will be that pretty much all coolers are designed so that the warmest point of the CPU is in the middle of the heatspreader. A further observation is that as soon as the CPU is in the overclocked state, the cooler doesn’t follow the temperature when the load changes. So you can definitely say that the third generation Ryzen heats a bit more than the first generation and that despite partly lower TDP. For comparison, our 1600X reached just under 54☌ with the standard clock and overclocked 68☌ with the same cooling, although the TDP is specified at 95 watts instead of 65 watts as with the 3700X. In the standard clock, on the other hand, we reached about 60☌. Our water cooling was able to keep the overclocked 3700X at ~90☌ under load. AMD Ryzen 7 3700X temperaturesĪlso the temperatures went into the red range during the overclocking. While we could measure a power consumption of 70 watts in idle and 163 watts under load for the entire system ex works, the power consumption under load was 300 watts in an overclocked state. The power consumption increased accordingly, of course. Since even 4.325GHz with 1.5V were no longer feasible, we at least left it at 4.3GHz in this test. For this we had to raise the VCore to 1.485V. Despite the built-in water cooling we could only overclock the 3700X to 4.3GHz on all cores.
The 3700X performs very well ex factory and clocks as specified by AMD, but the overclocking potential of our AMD Ryzen 7 3700X CPU was virtually non-existent. Regarding the overclocking we were a little disappointed with the third AMD Ryzen generation. Overclocking, power consumption, temperature and benchmark … AMD Ryzen 7 3700X Overclocking
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