Performance has decreased and it's not reaching full capacity anymore.
Performance has decreased and it's not reaching full capacity anymore.
You're wondering if a 99% score really made a big difference. It might be due to the imc not being able to process it well, the voltage being too low, FCLK issues, an outdated BIOS, or just instability from the overclocking.
I've updated both my main and backup bios. I think my memory is working well after a night of testing with the CPU under stress. I haven't adjusted the SOC voltage much, except when setting my clock speed to auto in BIOS—it works fine—but changing it manually even lower doesn't fix the problem. It seems like a software issue, though I don't like messing with bios updates or fresh installs either. Lol!
Yes, the system functions properly with both the memory and stress tests operating correctly without requiring manual intervention.
You're asking about how Ryzen Master manages the motherboard's operations, especially when overclocking. It sounds like you're curious if the system can push up to 4.1GHz safely while maintaining full usage and power plan balance. Yes, that's typical behavior—Ryzen Master allows you to fine-tune performance, ensuring stability and optimal power distribution even during high-speed settings.
I completed the memtest using my default stock configurations initially, then improved them for extended testing. The overclock adjustment only became apparent after reviewing my scores and enabling HWINFO64 along with Task Manager. At that point, I realized my CPU wasn't actually reaching 4GHz anymore.
You're right, it hasn't been a problem before. Since you're already using the newest version, focus on updating your BIOS settings directly through the manufacturer's website or by following their official instructions.
It seems the settings are adjusted one level up, giving a 4GHz speed, but you're experiencing unusual behavior that hasn't occurred before.
I’d likely rely on Ryzen Master instead of opening it each time to set up the profile, as it feels too repetitive. AppCenter includes tools like Vtuner which I removed, and a clean Windows install might resolve any conflicts. Regarding drivers for the 2200G, I prefer avoiding the ones with Adrenaline since they could clash with my RX580 Radeon software. A hassle-free fresh install would be best.