Recent content by Alvesss154

Today I noticed that my vcore and vids voltages are pretty high, I'm running everything at auto because my bobo is an a520 and overclock's disabled. The voltages(core vid) are reaching 1.463v on idle, I took a look on the internet and that's normal. Butt things change when CPU is on full load, I...

Thank you very much, that's pretty enlightening. And again, sorry for taking your time.

Ps: I did watch the video, thanks for sending it to me, very informative.

Thank you for the replies too, I don't think I was at cap, because as I said, even with the new cooler the CPU was not as good as it should be in comparison with other systems, and when I undervolted the clocks became "normal". I've been pondering what could cause that for a few months and...

Thank you for all the replies and sorry for bothering you that much, but I still have one last question. Initially I was using the stock cooler and it was pretty bad, my clocks didn't go as high and dropped fairly quickly, so I changed to an 120mm aio. The new cooling solution works as a charm...

I've just finished the benchmarks here, multi score went from ~10350 to ~10570 points and single core from ~1414 to ~1410 points Single core score dropped a little bit, but still very close, so if I'm not mistaken that's a technical draw. I still don't know if clock stretching is happening or...

I can see some pbo settings but it's deeply hidden into the bios, unfortunately I can't see curve optimizer. Are there any problems if I just mantain the vcore setting as it is now (undervolted)?

Surprisingly I can, but some options are missing, such as CPU core ratio. To do the undervolt I put vcore on normal and dynamic voltage on -0.036v.

My CPU (Ryzen 5 5600g) doesn't boost nicely with stock voltages, (4.168ghz at full load) so I tried undervolting it by offset (-0.036v) and now it can go up to 4.230ghz at full load, I've left everything else on stock and I wanna know if that slight undervolt can damage anything, like my CPU...

I mean that the flaps are not making contact with the ports anymore and I'd like to know if I can just leave it the way it is.

When I was installing my Io shield I bent the little metal flaps outward (i cut my finger doing that lol) and I discovered later that they serve the purpose of grounding the ports. I tried bending them back, didn't work. I'd need to remove the motherboard from the case to do so and since I'm a...

Note: the thermal paste that is on the green part is amd's stock thermal paste Note 2: Pc works fine (apparently) besides that throttling

I've recently built a computer and my GPU (Ryzen 5 5600g integrated graphics) has started to power throttle. Is it bad? Can It damage the components? There's a little bit of thermal paste on green part of cpu, is this problem related to it? Please help! Is my PC going to break? Here's a pic of...

It's not that much and i can't take any photos because there's no position that i can see the side of the processor. I don't think it'll make it's way to the pins, so can I just leave it there?

I accidentally got some thermal paste on the side (green part) of my processor (ryzen 5 5600g), it was the stock thermal paste that came with the stock cooler and I couldn't clean it all off. Booted of my system and it has been working fine for 8 days. I'm afraid of cleaning it because i'm not...