I've noticed while gaming that my Ryzen 5 2600 is changing the cpu core clock and I THINK its causing bad microstutters. It go's from 3775Mhz to let's say, 3750MZHz and I notice i drop a couple frames but the stuttering is terrible. I overclocked my cpu to 4100Mhz the other day and noticed the stutters didn't happen anymore and the core clock never changed from 4100MHz. I don't know if it's a coincidence or that's what is actually happening.
Now, would it be possible to stop the frequency from changing without overclocking? I think the base speed is 3400MHz but it has a boost that makes it go to 3775MHz while gaming. Would it be possible to lock the core clock to 3775MHz without overclocking it? Like disabling a power saving feature to stop the clock from changing? I'm using the stock cooler and haven't had much success overclocking. I can't get the voltage right or the temps are too high and i'm not too informed on it, so i really don't want to mess with it.
Specs,
CPU : Ryzen 5 2600 (stock)
GPU : RX 570 4GB
RAM : 16gb 2993mhz (XMP enabled)
PSU : Corsair CX 550.
MOBO : Asrock b450m pro4
Now, would it be possible to stop the frequency from changing without overclocking? I think the base speed is 3400MHz but it has a boost that makes it go to 3775MHz while gaming. Would it be possible to lock the core clock to 3775MHz without overclocking it? Like disabling a power saving feature to stop the clock from changing? I'm using the stock cooler and haven't had much success overclocking. I can't get the voltage right or the temps are too high and i'm not too informed on it, so i really don't want to mess with it.
Specs,
CPU : Ryzen 5 2600 (stock)
GPU : RX 570 4GB
RAM : 16gb 2993mhz (XMP enabled)
PSU : Corsair CX 550.
MOBO : Asrock b450m pro4