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This phrase seems incomplete or unclear. Could you provide more context or clarify what you're referring to?
I'm not quite sure about the best way to write this. Let me simplify it for you. I picked gaming mode for a single game and plan to finish in two weeks. After turning it on, the CPU stayed stuck at 3.7GHz and didn<|pad|> to revert to 3.4GHz—not once or twice, but consistently. I haven't changed any Windows settings, so I'm not sure what to do next.
The maximum P-state reaches 3.4ghz. Yet the CPU is built to benefit from low temperatures and boost beyond. Using Ryzen Master, locate the reset button in the upper right corner and press it to return everything to defaults. Restart your PC afterward. In BIOS, reset all settings as well. The system should return to normal after this process.
That would be the location you're asking about. Could you provide more details?
It looks like the latest patch messed up my power plan I had. It’s now set at 90 with Ryzen balance, and it’s at 100 for high performance. That sounds like a solid configuration then... but the update seems to have affected it a bit.
Adjusted mine to 5% like an Intel setup that appears to be the sole method for letting the CPU slow down