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Missing PB2 on my Asrock Pro4 X370

Missing PB2 on my Asrock Pro4 X370

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05-23-2023, 07:51 PM
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Hey there, I've noticed something about my 2700X that seems off. I think XFR/2 might be the way to go since I can reach around 4.3 GHz single core and gaming averages near 4050 MHz. In the BIOS, PB2 isn't listed, and I don't see an option to pick ASRock overclocking profiles. I've cleared my motherboard settings recently because XMP wasn't working for my RAM, just as a troubleshooting step. I manually adjusted everything a bit higher in clock speed but with looser timing for stability. I'm using BIOS 5.90, which supports up to 6.30, but ASRock advises against it with a second-gen Ryzen CPU. Got any suggestions or is it safe to upgrade for testing? I've attached the usual PB2 configuration details.
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05-23-2023, 07:51 PM #1

Hey there, I've noticed something about my 2700X that seems off. I think XFR/2 might be the way to go since I can reach around 4.3 GHz single core and gaming averages near 4050 MHz. In the BIOS, PB2 isn't listed, and I don't see an option to pick ASRock overclocking profiles. I've cleared my motherboard settings recently because XMP wasn't working for my RAM, just as a troubleshooting step. I manually adjusted everything a bit higher in clock speed but with looser timing for stability. I'm using BIOS 5.90, which supports up to 6.30, but ASRock advises against it with a second-gen Ryzen CPU. Got any suggestions or is it safe to upgrade for testing? I've attached the usual PB2 configuration details.

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