Turn off automatic overclocking settings.
Turn off automatic overclocking settings.
Ryzen balanced runs at full speed, using boost most of the time. Windows balanced keeps it a bit slower than the base clock if necessary. Power saver reduces the speed further (the exact setting is unclear, but it appeared recently). I use the Power Switcher tool for fast taskbar switching: https://github.com/Petrroll/PowerSwitcher
Guys, you haven't addressed his question properly. Anyway, I believe he already resolved it. But let's be clear: this isn't related to the Windows Power settings (performance tuning, etc.). I have a dark motherboard with a Ryzen 9 5900X installed. By default, the board supports 5000-series CPUs and everything is set to auto. This means it’s already auto-overclocking, so both of us are in the same situation. He wanted to disable Auto overclocking so the CPU runs at its base speed instead of boost. With so many options in Auto, it’s tough to figure out which setting will stop overclocking without impacting other features. Instructions: Simply turn off Core Performance Boost (disable it) – it should be in the Extreme Tweaker menu. You can also adjust your memory frequency and input FCLK Frequency by entering half the value; for example, if you want 3600, enter 1800. Just make sure the BIOS isn’t overclocking your memory as well.