Problema con el sobrecarga de núcleo en Ryzen 9 5900X
Problema con el sobrecarga de núcleo en Ryzen 9 5900X
I recently got my 5900X, installed it, and everything seems to be functioning well except when I run Cinebench R20 in single-core mode. The clock speed stays below 4.2 GHz, and it frequently shows multiple threads being used up to 80% instead of just one thread. Although I've used Ryzen since generation 2, I haven't examined this issue closely before. My motherboard is the Asus Gaming X570 Plus with 2x16 T-Force Dark Pro 3600 CL16 chips using AI3. I can overclock all cores, but only tried a small boost and it's working as expected—both single-core and all-core improvements. It seems I'm not pushing for single-core overclocking beyond the all-core boost. Any advice on what to check or adjust would be greatly appreciated.
Setting a constant overclock for all cores turns off the boost function.
It should align with a target of approximately 600 to 640 words.
It ran without any manual overclock, PBO was off, and both the Task Manager and Asus monitoring displayed core clocks around 4200-578/586 with manual overclock settings (4325/1.175v). The Task Manager showed 4.28 while Asus reported 4.31. The first clue was that the core clock shifted after a manual overclock, but not in the opposite direction as expected.
A full reset to the factory settings would likely restore normal operation. Since this isn't the first time the CPU has been used, it might retain some leftover tweaks from a previous run.