Optimize your PC by updating software, cleaning dust, and adjusting settings for better efficiency.
Optimize your PC by updating software, cleaning dust, and adjusting settings for better efficiency.
I'm experiencing issues when running RAM speeds above 2400MHz with AMD drivers. I see green or black screens depending on the settings. Disabling gear down mode seems to help. Overclocking causes thermal throttling at around 70°C, and I encounter graphical errors afterward. I'm unsure how to proceed.
Was it using XMP? I believe it was referred to as DOCP on AMD platforms.
On my motherboard it's labeled A-XMP. I attempted the "memory try it!" option but it didn't help either. What helped was turning A-XMP on and then off gear down and power down. I tried to push the clock again today with some effort. The graphics card is 1500mhz at 1.2v, the chipset 1.1v, CPU at 40.00 with a 1.335v core voltage. Time Spy showed a score of 1328. The stock configuration with just RAM running at 3200mhz was about 1100. My board doesn't support PBO, though it worked in some older BIOS versions; they removed it because it wouldn't improve performance (I ran Cinebench R23). Ryzen Master also didn't recognize PBO being active.