Reporting variance remains under 90%.
Reporting variance remains under 90%.
Pretty sure power deviation should be *close* to 100% when under *full load* and "close to" because this is a software reading that will never be totally accurate, so your 90% look pretty much as expected imo, the sata issues shouldn't be related to that.
The system runs at approximately 86% utilization during peak usage.
you dont. contact your mobo manufacturer and ask them to change it. Also as i already said, imo this isnt really concerning as its kinda close, so the deviation isnt very big. Heres what ＡＭＤ says, decide for yourself: "We are aware of the reports claiming that select motherboards may be under-reporting certain power telemetry data that could alter the performance and/or behavior of AMD Ryzen processors under certain conditions. We are looking into the accuracy of these reports. "We want to be clear with our customers: AMD Ryzen processors contain a diverse array of internal safeguards that operate independently of external data sources. These safeguards enforce the safety and reliability of the processor during stock operation. Based on our initial assessment, we do not believe that altering external telemetry in the manner described by those public reports would have a material impact on the longevity or safety of a user's processor."