The Ryzen 5 5600x speed won't increase effectively after powering off.
The Ryzen 5 5600x speed won't increase effectively after powering off.
I encountered an unusual situation with Ryzen Master. After the first required reboot, Cinebench R23 shows the CPU reaching its maximum boost frequency (like 4641 MHz for PBO at 75°C). However, after another restart, the CPU caps itself at 400 MHz and around 50°C. I've attached a screenshot for reference. It seems the problem isn't thermal, as I have a powerful air cooler and power settings set to AMD Ryzen High performance. I've also tested with just High Performance mode, and the results are consistent. The BIOs are up to date, Enable is set for PBO, auto mode is active, and Re-size BAR is turned on. The curve optimizer is at -30 across all cores. I suspect the BIOs configuration might be the root cause. While gaming performance isn't severely affected, I'd like to enable the option for maximum boost in scientific applications. My system specs: Windows 11, Asrock B550 Steel Legend Ryzen 5 5600X, 32GB RAM at 3200MHz, Scythe Fuma 2 air cooler. Let me know if you have any advice.
For lasting adjustments, modify the BIOS settings yourself. Ryzen Master works, though it has limitations.
Ryzen Master looks really bad, I should remove it right away. If you can adjust settings in RM, the same changes work in BIOS too.
It's okay to reference others to encourage a reply, as it ensures they receive your message. Use the same PPT, TDC, and EDC settings found in Ryzen Master within the BIOS to maintain consistency. This approach keeps the configurations stable across reboots since the BIOS settings differ.
It worked successfully! I also dug deeper into the curve optimizer offset—seems the -30 value isn't advised for stability, though I haven’t encountered any issues myself. Maybe luck played a role! Thanks again.