Is the voltage on your Ryzen 3000 CLDO VDDP setting excessive?
Is the voltage on your Ryzen 3000 CLDO VDDP setting excessive?
Didn't encounter any instability problems before, but recently observed something during a closer check of my DRAM settings and some reported outcomes in Ryzen Master. Could this be typical? TechPowerUp mentions VDDP can reach 1.1V, though CLDO VDDP might cause issues and shouldn't be that high. I'm unsure which setting applies here but will keep checking HWInfo64. What’s important is that I’ll try adjusting it manually and see if others have faced the same issue.
Open the BIOS settings and check the current configuration. If it reverts back to the default even after resetting CMOS, that's acceptable.
It seems the system wasn't automatically configured to this setting, though it was likely intended as manual. I'm certain the values were entered manually—1100 typed in as the default. I don't have a previous screenshot of Ryzen Master showing these specs before, as I always kept the SOC voltage at 1.1V and 1.0V, thinking it was just the SOC level. I admit I spent some time adjusting FCLK a couple of days ago, but didn't fully understand what I was doing. Before that, I just checked the menu and then changed FCLK after an 8-hour memory test with varying speeds. I'm hoping this reset didn't harm anything, though I'm a bit concerned about potential wear. Recently, while using OC Tweaker for DRAM or manually adjusting FCLK, I ran an 8-hour memtest and everything worked fine without issues.
it hasn't reached over 1.1 unless it was partial, which could lead to a minor change or I wouldn't be concerned. currently my system is set at 1.2 since the controller is acting up, but I won't worry if it hits its limit. likely it will be upgraded soon, and probably the same for this situation.
I recall seeing it and thought it might be a SoC. Since the system has run smoothly since I built it, setting it to auto seems like a good idea. However, without deep knowledge of microarchitecture, I’m concerned about possible issues with over-voltage. I might clear the CMOS and check if it resets to manual mode and restores the 1100 setting, but I haven’t paid much attention to it yet.