Question Consumption and performance of Ryzen 5 5600 with active PBO

[TGcalves]

My PC:
MBO: B450m Gigabyte Gaming
CPU: Ryzen 5 5600
GPU: MSI RTX 3060 ( Undervolt Max: 140w)
NVME: Kingston 500gb
HDD 1TB 7.5 rpm
SSD: 240gb SATA
Cooler: PC yes Notus B 180w
PSU: MSI MAG A650BN 650w 80plus bronze


My Ryzen 5600 arrived a few days ago, I went to do some tests with cpuz and Cinebench R23
I noticed that with everything in stock it uses a maximum of 78w.
Activating PBO the in cinebench it get to 130w and 90w in games

These were my results:

Spoiler: CPU-z PBO Score

https://imgur.com/qSMAYSm

View: https://imgur.com/qSMAYSm

Spoiler: Cinebench R23 PBO Score

https://imgur.com/2OGiHZs

View: https://imgur.com/2OGiHZs

My question, is it normal Ryzen 5600 to use 130w?

Spoiler: Cinebench R23 PBO Disabled

https://imgur.com/bqof8h4

View: https://imgur.com/bqof8h4

Spoiler: Here's a screenshot of spiderman running at Max setting with DLSS at Max performance to force the cpu with PBO disabled

https://imgur.com/7oes1i9

View: https://imgur.com/7oes1i9

It's normal at stock the cpu be using 78w?

 

[Darkbreeze]

It is with PBO enabled. PBO is an automatic overclocking feature so yes, it is going to use considerably more power than at the stock configuration. at stock, it's a 65w chip but 78w is not outside the range of boost behavior or range of error with measurements.

 

[TGcalves]

It is with PBO enabled. PBO is an automatic overclocking feature so yes, it is going to use considerably more power than at the stock configuration. at stock, it's a 65w chip but 78w is not outside the range of boost behavior or range of error with measurements.

Thanks I was a bit worried. I had a 3600 before and when the PBO was enabled, I would get was 100w

 

[Darkbreeze]

That's because, while they are both 65w parts the boost clock on the 5600 is higher.