Not meeting expectations in CS:GO
Not meeting expectations in CS:GO
I question whether a 200MHz boost will really add 150 extra frames per second, but honestly I also doubt you'll notice a difference between 350 and 500 FPS while playing. If you're unsure if your overclock is stable, as I mentioned earlier, attempt to run the benchmark at normal speeds again and check if the results shift.
I checked a tutorial on overclocking in Ryzen Master and am getting familiar with it. I’ll share my thoughts soon once I’m done.
Typically it's wiser to boost settings through the BIOS rather than relying on Ryzen Master. Still, Zen 2 chips already have limited overclocking options, so you might be safer setting it to auto and turning on PBO to handle the task. If your adjustments aren't stable, you could avoid crashes like other CPUs but expect slower gains—gradually raise the core multiplier while testing with a solid benchmark such as Cinebench to confirm improvements.
Your setup appears to be configured properly with XMP/DOCP enabled and dual-channel support active.
Your display is positioned accurately, though I’m unsure if your BIOS settings are optimal. Check the link provided for reference.
The CAs# latency (CL) is actually 22, not 16. My recall might be off.