OC Core Parking on Ryzen remains stable with ZenStates not reducing voltage during idle.

F5F Stay Refreshed Power Users Overclocking OC Core Parking on Ryzen remains stable with ZenStates not reducing voltage during idle.

OC Core Parking on Ryzen remains stable with ZenStates not reducing voltage during idle.

OC Core Parking on Ryzen remains stable with ZenStates not reducing voltage during idle.

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KareBare31
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03-02-2017, 05:15 PM

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Hello. I just installed ASUS ZenStates and successfully boosted my system to 3,82GHz at 1,325V. In P0, P1, and P2 the overclocking didn’t lower the voltage, so I’m stuck with only 1.3V even at 1.5GHz. What should I do? Is there someone who used ZenStates that could assist me? What might I be missing? Specs: Ryzen 1600 and an ASUS B350M TUF.

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KareBare31

03-02-2017, 05:15 PM #1

Hello. I just installed ASUS ZenStates and successfully boosted my system to 3,82GHz at 1,325V. In P0, P1, and P2 the overclocking didn’t lower the voltage, so I’m stuck with only 1.3V even at 1.5GHz. What should I do? Is there someone who used ZenStates that could assist me? What might I be missing? Specs: Ryzen 1600 and an ASUS B350M TUF.

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bluehypergiant
Member

220

03-02-2017, 10:21 PM

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Hi rubervaldo66,
This overclock via software keeps the voltage steady.
It won't change with the workload.
You can adjust it through the BIOS, which is much more effective than using softwares.
Rodolphe.

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bluehypergiant

03-02-2017, 10:21 PM #2

Hi rubervaldo66,
This overclock via software keeps the voltage steady.
It won't change with the workload.
You can adjust it through the BIOS, which is much more effective than using softwares.
Rodolphe.

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deathleaf
Member

108

03-03-2017, 02:29 AM

#3

Hi rubervaldo66,
This overclock via software keeps the voltage steady.
It won't change with the workload.
You can adjust it through the BIOS, which is much more effective than using softwares.
Rodolphe.

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deathleaf

03-03-2017, 02:29 AM #3

Hi rubervaldo66,
This overclock via software keeps the voltage steady.
It won't change with the workload.
You can adjust it through the BIOS, which is much more effective than using softwares.
Rodolphe.