First I overclocked my ryzen 7 1700 to 3.7 ghz by setting the cpu core ratio to 37.00 and everything worked fine.
Then I wanted to overclock my ram I set The D.O.C.P profile to D.O.C.P 4 in AI tweaker AI Overclock Tuner ( this is 2666 MHz)
And when I went for a cinebench run I noticed the cpu was running at 3.3 ghz
(My current native ram speed is 2400mhz)
I went back into bios and below the D.O.C.P 4 profile there is a drop down menu called APU Frequency and it is set to 90.0000 it seems to be making my cpu clocks lower, can I set it to 100.0000?
My other question is why does the motherboard set it to 90.0000 and other profiles make it go to 81.8000 like the D.O.C.P. 5 (2933 MHz)
Or do I just need to adjust the cpu clock ratio accordingly to get to 3.7ghz and leave the APU Frequency at the default 90.0000
Then I wanted to overclock my ram I set The D.O.C.P profile to D.O.C.P 4 in AI tweaker AI Overclock Tuner ( this is 2666 MHz)
And when I went for a cinebench run I noticed the cpu was running at 3.3 ghz
(My current native ram speed is 2400mhz)
I went back into bios and below the D.O.C.P 4 profile there is a drop down menu called APU Frequency and it is set to 90.0000 it seems to be making my cpu clocks lower, can I set it to 100.0000?
My other question is why does the motherboard set it to 90.0000 and other profiles make it go to 81.8000 like the D.O.C.P. 5 (2933 MHz)
Or do I just need to adjust the cpu clock ratio accordingly to get to 3.7ghz and leave the APU Frequency at the default 90.0000