However, the promises of reliable performance alongside enhancements from 3D V-Cache should be appealing to gamers interested in custom builds with or without overclocking. Rest assured I'll push this chip as close as possible to provide a stable overclock in extended testing via Precision Boost in the Ryzen Master app. While I'm providing an outrageous potential 1300W to the entire system, it seems unlikely the Ryzen 7 7800X3D will ever reach its max PPT of 162W. Part of the 6nm I/O die feature set is sophisticated power management carried over from AMD Ryzen 6000-series mobile processors. Extreme gaming performance is the aim here, so it'll push for the TjMax and hold steady whenever possible. It's not an absolute max but more of a performance target, and it will throttle itself if needed.

I did actually install the two sticks in A1 and B1 to start out with by mistake and it was running in single channel mode.The Ryzen 7 7800X3D might have a suspiciously low TjMax temperature of 89☌, but AMD assures me the CPU is designed to run constantly at this temperature without any risk of damage. RAM part number is CMK32GX4M2B3200C16 and running in dual channel mode, confirmed in CPU-Z. I've used the AMD Overclocking section in the BIOS, not XMP, but it makes no difference which way I go. I've got it running currently at 1533MHz but had to push the voltage up to 1.7v to get that running. I can't get it to 3200MHz no matter what. I just build a Ryzen 3950x system on the Aorus Elite x570 and 2 x 16GB Corsair Vengeance LPX3200MHz DDR4. I've found a couple of threads on this but they're all quite old and the forum software suggested that I start a new thread.

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