- Jan 10, 2019
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Hello everyone and thanks in advance for your time.
My CPU won't stabilize the frequency no matter what I do and it's causing me FPS drops and performance issues in games. If I manually adjust the Minimum processor state and the Maximum processor state settings of ANY power plan including Ryzen Balanced the CPU will stabilize as following:
From 1 - 62% (Minimum processor state 1 - Maximum 62 or Minimum 62 and Maximum 62) the CPU will have a stable frequency of 1596.76 Mhz / Multiplier x16 / Bus Speed 99.80 Mhz
From 63 - 99% (Minimum processor state 63 - Maximum 99 or Minimum 99 and Maximum 99) the CPU will have a stable frequency of 2295.35 Mhz / Multiplier x23.0 / Bus speed 99.80 Mhz
If I set 100% as the Maximum Processor state (No matter which Minimum) CPU changes Multiplier (Every second) from x25.5 , x25.67, x30.4, x30.6, x30.8 ,x31, x38 , x38.25, x38.5
The speeds were measured while Gaming with CPU - Z
I tried different versions of ALL drivers, I tried all the BIOS versions I found on ASUS Support, I cleared the CMOS, reinstalled the OS a couple of times, nothing helped. I contacted ASUS and they told me that they do not offer assistance for Overclocking even though I do not need Overclocking, all I want is a stable frequency. AMD Ryzen Master does not work for me, no matter which settings I try it asks for a reboot to Apply and after the reboot nothing changes. I am on the A320 Chipset which I know that it doesn't support overclocking but I've seen many people using ASUS Ai Suite to set a stable multiplier on A320 chipsets. No matter which version of Ai Suite I try I do not have the multiplier option. I am currently using the latest BIOS version (4207 AGESA 1006). Any ideas what can I do?
I would like to have a stable frequency within the CPU limits, at least a multiplier of x37.
These are the default CPU Settings in BIOS (Other than this I do not have any other CPU related settings)
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Advanced CPU
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PSS Support - Enabled
NX Mode - Enabled
SVM Mode - Disabled
SMT Mode - Auto
Core Leveling Mode - Auto
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AMD CBS
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Core Performance Boost - Auto
Memory Interleaving - Auto
IOMMU - Auto
Global C-State Control - Auto
Power Supply Idle Control - Auto
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Hardware
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Motherboard: ASUS PRIME A320M-R
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 2400g
GPU: ASUS DUAL GTX 1060 O6G
RAM: 1x8GB DDR4 Kingston 2400Mhz
SSD: Kingston A400
HDD: Seagate Barracuda
PSU: nJoy Titan 500W 80+
OS: Win 10 Pro x64 Version 1809 (OS Build 17763.195)
My CPU won't stabilize the frequency no matter what I do and it's causing me FPS drops and performance issues in games. If I manually adjust the Minimum processor state and the Maximum processor state settings of ANY power plan including Ryzen Balanced the CPU will stabilize as following:
From 1 - 62% (Minimum processor state 1 - Maximum 62 or Minimum 62 and Maximum 62) the CPU will have a stable frequency of 1596.76 Mhz / Multiplier x16 / Bus Speed 99.80 Mhz
From 63 - 99% (Minimum processor state 63 - Maximum 99 or Minimum 99 and Maximum 99) the CPU will have a stable frequency of 2295.35 Mhz / Multiplier x23.0 / Bus speed 99.80 Mhz
If I set 100% as the Maximum Processor state (No matter which Minimum) CPU changes Multiplier (Every second) from x25.5 , x25.67, x30.4, x30.6, x30.8 ,x31, x38 , x38.25, x38.5
The speeds were measured while Gaming with CPU - Z
I tried different versions of ALL drivers, I tried all the BIOS versions I found on ASUS Support, I cleared the CMOS, reinstalled the OS a couple of times, nothing helped. I contacted ASUS and they told me that they do not offer assistance for Overclocking even though I do not need Overclocking, all I want is a stable frequency. AMD Ryzen Master does not work for me, no matter which settings I try it asks for a reboot to Apply and after the reboot nothing changes. I am on the A320 Chipset which I know that it doesn't support overclocking but I've seen many people using ASUS Ai Suite to set a stable multiplier on A320 chipsets. No matter which version of Ai Suite I try I do not have the multiplier option. I am currently using the latest BIOS version (4207 AGESA 1006). Any ideas what can I do?
I would like to have a stable frequency within the CPU limits, at least a multiplier of x37.
These are the default CPU Settings in BIOS (Other than this I do not have any other CPU related settings)
------------------------------------
Advanced CPU
------------------------------------
PSS Support - Enabled
NX Mode - Enabled
SVM Mode - Disabled
SMT Mode - Auto
Core Leveling Mode - Auto
--------------------------------------------------------------------
AMD CBS
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Core Performance Boost - Auto
Memory Interleaving - Auto
IOMMU - Auto
Global C-State Control - Auto
Power Supply Idle Control - Auto
-------------------------------------------------------------
Hardware
-------------------------------------------------------------
Motherboard: ASUS PRIME A320M-R
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 2400g
GPU: ASUS DUAL GTX 1060 O6G
RAM: 1x8GB DDR4 Kingston 2400Mhz
SSD: Kingston A400
HDD: Seagate Barracuda
PSU: nJoy Titan 500W 80+
OS: Win 10 Pro x64 Version 1809 (OS Build 17763.195)
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