Question Computer don't accept overclocking settings in BIOS

[Chuckwalllas]

Hi together,

I use a Ryzen 2600 on B450m Pro4 from Asrock. After Bios Update (AEGSA 1.0.0.3, 3,5) the manual overclocking settings are not accepted. Each time I boot the computer uses normal Ryzen Boost system and Voltages, but in BIOS is still my manual setting. Does anybody know an answer for this?!

Thx for help

 

[CountMike]

Hi together,

I use a Ryzen 2600 on B450m Pro4 from Asrock. After Bios Update (AEGSA 1.0.0.3, 3,5) the manual overclocking settings are not accepted. Each time I boot the computer uses normal Ryzen Boost system and Voltages, but in BIOS is still my manual setting. Does anybody know an answer for this?!

Thx for help

Doing it from BIOS or Ryzen Master ?

 

[Chuckwalllas]

I changed the settings in BIOS, saved the changes and exit Bios. Bios keeps the settings. Everytime I take a look I still can see the changed settings. But the running system uses normal settings - lower clock/voltage in idle and higher clock/voltage in games/benchmarks.
Using Ryzen Master everything works fine.

 

[CountMike]

I changed the settings in BIOS, saved the changes and exit Bios. Bios keeps the settings. Everytime I take a look I still can see the changed settings. But the running system uses normal settings - lower clock/voltage in idle and higher clock/voltage in games/benchmarks.
Using Ryzen Master everything works fine.

"lower clock/voltage in idle and higher clock/voltage in games/benchmarks " is preferable, you don't need everything running full tilt at idle and low system loads.

 

[Chuckwalllas]

"lower clock/voltage in idle and higher clock/voltage in games/benchmarks " is preferable, you don't need everything running full tilt at idle and low system loads.

I totally agree with you. But it is not correct, that system don't usses the manual clock and voltage settings.

 

[CountMike]

I totally agree with you. But it is not correct, that system don't usses the manual clock and voltage settings.

You would have to disable all power saving features in BIOS and windows.

 

[Chuckwalllas]

Doesn't work.
Reset of bios works now. After Bios reset, I can change Overclocking Settings once. This is accepted by windows. All further changes are saved in Bios but not accpeted in Windows. There must be something that overwrites overclocking settings running process.

 

[CountMike]

Doesn't work.
Reset of bios works now. After Bios reset, I can change Overclocking Settings once. This is accepted by windows. All further changes are saved in Bios but not accpeted in Windows. There must be something that overwrites overclocking settings running process.

In Windows, didn't you try something like HW info and Ryzen Master ?

 

[Chuckwalllas]

HWInfo is still installed to check clocks.
Ryzen Master is already removed, becaused i thought this may has a conflict with bios settings.