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Problems with 3900X and H100i devices?

Problems with 3900X and H100i devices?

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kervinc
Posting Freak
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02-21-2019, 11:20 AM
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This package was downloaded from the Asus website... Is this driver compatible with the B550?
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kervinc
02-21-2019, 11:20 AM #11

This package was downloaded from the Asus website... Is this driver compatible with the B550?

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EpicLuigi767
Member
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02-21-2019, 12:11 PM
#12
Prime95 is a popular tool for stress testing CPU performance.
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EpicLuigi767
02-21-2019, 12:11 PM #12

Prime95 is a popular tool for stress testing CPU performance.

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BrandonMWX
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02-24-2019, 01:23 PM
#13
A basic CinebenchR20 run in loop helps identify the highest boost clock and sustain voltages. You can experiment with lowering those voltages while maintaining the boost clock. In Ryzen Master, keep it as a profile for better core temperatures. If you don’t run CPU-heavy apps (like non-core programs), stick to stock settings. For games or demanding tasks, switch to your saved all-core profile. I’ve tested this and it works surprisingly well. When using lighter workloads like browsing, CPU temps stay around 55-57°C. With a 6-core/6-thread processor, you can estimate how much cooling improvement undervolting would provide.
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BrandonMWX
02-24-2019, 01:23 PM #13

A basic CinebenchR20 run in loop helps identify the highest boost clock and sustain voltages. You can experiment with lowering those voltages while maintaining the boost clock. In Ryzen Master, keep it as a profile for better core temperatures. If you don’t run CPU-heavy apps (like non-core programs), stick to stock settings. For games or demanding tasks, switch to your saved all-core profile. I’ve tested this and it works surprisingly well. When using lighter workloads like browsing, CPU temps stay around 55-57°C. With a 6-core/6-thread processor, you can estimate how much cooling improvement undervolting would provide.

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