Good day.
I know from experience that I can easily manipulate the Intel CPU turbo boost by increasing or decreasing the TDP - this way I can choose between higher or lower temps and clocks and let the turbo boost do the clock calculations automatically.
I would like to have this option in the Ryzen PC, and it seems different motherboard manufacturers have some limitations, and maybe the "x" CPUs have more features unlocked?
I am interested in getting a b450 motherboard from MSI or ASrock, and use a Ryzen 2600 OR a 2600x if the "x" unlocks more BIOS options.
Could someone link me to a BIOS feature datasheet or know from experience if these settings are available for MSI and ASRock boards:
I know from experience that I can easily manipulate the Intel CPU turbo boost by increasing or decreasing the TDP - this way I can choose between higher or lower temps and clocks and let the turbo boost do the clock calculations automatically.
I would like to have this option in the Ryzen PC, and it seems different motherboard manufacturers have some limitations, and maybe the "x" CPUs have more features unlocked?
I am interested in getting a b450 motherboard from MSI or ASrock, and use a Ryzen 2600 OR a 2600x if the "x" unlocks more BIOS options.
Could someone link me to a BIOS feature datasheet or know from experience if these settings are available for MSI and ASRock boards:
- Manual offset undervolt of VCore (I read that latest MSI BIOS supports this feature) - this feature is a must.
- TDP limit option - directly increase or decrease the power envelope of the CPU package by a custom value would be the best option. E.g. set CPU TDP@90W instead of 100W, thus reducing only all-core max boost clocks (which are the power consumption peak). Fewer core boosts should remain unchanged, as they do not consume the peak TDP.
- Precision boost and/or XFR manual settings - options to manually set PPT, EDC, TDC,etc.
- Does the "x" Ryzen offer more BIOS features over the non-x?