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Adjusting CPU power management settings on Ryzen processors

Adjusting CPU power management settings on Ryzen processors

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Fuzytiger
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03-30-2017, 01:37 AM
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Hey Guys So yeah, i installed the latest AMD Chipset drivers 17 something and they came with a power plan, in the power plan i have noticed that my Ryzen 5 1500x is set to 90% minimum and 100% maximum which means that the processor is almost constantly at 3.5Ghz and my temps go between 35/34C idle and 45-55C Under load, mostly around 44/45C when gaming ( im using water cooling ), which is fine, i read about the P-State issue and its all really confusing, but i get that this is AMD's recommendation. Like, i know my temps are fine and all that. im not worried, but fact is that allowing the processor to drop to 5% in PPM i did notice much, much lower tempuratures on average. So My question is, Is it best to go with AMD's Recommendation, or can i lower the PPM minimun state to 5% and will it harm the processor in anyway. or is it just a performance thing.
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Fuzytiger
03-30-2017, 01:37 AM #1

Hey Guys So yeah, i installed the latest AMD Chipset drivers 17 something and they came with a power plan, in the power plan i have noticed that my Ryzen 5 1500x is set to 90% minimum and 100% maximum which means that the processor is almost constantly at 3.5Ghz and my temps go between 35/34C idle and 45-55C Under load, mostly around 44/45C when gaming ( im using water cooling ), which is fine, i read about the P-State issue and its all really confusing, but i get that this is AMD's recommendation. Like, i know my temps are fine and all that. im not worried, but fact is that allowing the processor to drop to 5% in PPM i did notice much, much lower tempuratures on average. So My question is, Is it best to go with AMD's Recommendation, or can i lower the PPM minimun state to 5% and will it harm the processor in anyway. or is it just a performance thing.

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jollysaint
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03-31-2017, 09:11 PM
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It simply means the clock speed will stay above 90%, unless it hits thermal limits where that becomes an issue. Reducing it usually doesn’t affect temperature much, though it might still stress the processor.
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jollysaint
03-31-2017, 09:11 PM #2

It simply means the clock speed will stay above 90%, unless it hits thermal limits where that becomes an issue. Reducing it usually doesn’t affect temperature much, though it might still stress the processor.

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prader7
Junior Member
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04-01-2017, 02:31 AM
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Check the connection in your profile settings. You should be able to adjust it without affecting performance.
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prader7
04-01-2017, 02:31 AM #3

Check the connection in your profile settings. You should be able to adjust it without affecting performance.