Recent content by mdac356

OK...Looks like this time I really found the issue. Turns out Windows 10 was ignoring the power plan settings. I had to do THIS which enabled a setting in the advanced power management options "Disable Idle". Enabling "disable idle" stopped the core from variable clocks. Thanks everyone for...

Thanks wyliec2. Relevant (i think) specs are: Motherboard: Ass Tuf Gaming Pro wifi (latest BIOS) CPU: 5950x RAM: 32 GB 14-15-15-35 Teamgroup ram (16gbx2) Temps: Noctura 120mm cpu cooler: At 1.2 vcore, 4ghz, max core temp is ~75c (can get to 4ghz at a low vcore, but wanted to stress test the...

I'm very far away from those limits in my particular use case. I'm at 2-3% load, temp at max 40c. CPU is at about 20watt per Ryzen master; way under limits. PBO, unfortunately, did not help. Neither did: auto overclock, adjusting the frequency multiplier, or clock tuner for ryzen. These...

Thanks CountMike. Interesting idea to modify the performance curves using curve Optimizer. I'll try that tonight. I wonder if that will give me the kind of clock speed I'm looking for under low load. My understanding is that curve optimizer modifies voltage down per frequency to allow the cores...

Nope...spoke too soon. HWInfo64 reports a locked clock speed when it first opens. If you close it and open it again, then it shows a variable clock. So....starting to get frustrated here.....time for a rant.....been working on this for like 3 days straight: ------Rant Start------- With Intel...

Ok...looks like it got this working. Here's how I did it. The all-core boost does not stick; AMD's power management algorithms in the 5950x prevent it from staying at the overclock clock speeds (it throttles down). I therefore needed to (on a Asus Tuf Gaming x570 PRO wifi motherboard)...

Got it. Thanks CountMike. Verified the CCX as indeed clocked to my manual multiplier. in Ryzen Master. Also verified at full load well under 90c. I still see the 5950x cores sleeping. On Intel I could prevent cores from sleeping/slowing down. Any idea how to do that on a 5950x?

Hi everyone. I have a 5950x running stock (no OC). Peak speed per Ryzen Master capped at roughly 2ghz during my main workload (audio editing in Adobe Audition with various audio effects). Problem is that's not fast enough. I keep dropping samples due to the effects processing. Troubleshooting...