So, I changed my motherboard from ASRock to ASUS, but I still had the varying clock problem on the Ryzen 5 2400G (clock doesn't stay fixed across the cores, they stay like this:
View: https://i.imgur.com/fsxuDBP.jpg
I was messing around and decided to undervolt the CPU core voltage to 1.3V, as I've read that the default 1.45 is too high for the Ryzens. And to my surprise, monitoring with MSI Afterburner, all cores were fixed at 3.9Ghz (which is the default for the R5 2400G), but minutes after, my pc just freezed and I had to restart (no BSOD, no crashes, it just froze.)
Restarting the PC, it froze again on the log-in section, I reseted to default and it stopped.
Putting the voltage at 1.35V works, but the clocks doesn't reach stable 3.9GHz. The freezes only occur at 1.302V or less
I also checked temperatures while undervolted and nothing seems wrong, So I don't know why this is happening. I just want a stable cpu clock while gaming.
PC Specs:
CPU - Ryzen 5 2400G
Motherboard - ASUS A320M-K/BR
GPU - GTX 1060 6GB
SSD 240GB/HD 1TB
PSU - Corsair CX550
Memory - 2x4GB 2400MHz HyperX Fury
View: https://i.imgur.com/fsxuDBP.jpg
I was messing around and decided to undervolt the CPU core voltage to 1.3V, as I've read that the default 1.45 is too high for the Ryzens. And to my surprise, monitoring with MSI Afterburner, all cores were fixed at 3.9Ghz (which is the default for the R5 2400G), but minutes after, my pc just freezed and I had to restart (no BSOD, no crashes, it just froze.)
Restarting the PC, it froze again on the log-in section, I reseted to default and it stopped.
Putting the voltage at 1.35V works, but the clocks doesn't reach stable 3.9GHz. The freezes only occur at 1.302V or less
I also checked temperatures while undervolted and nothing seems wrong, So I don't know why this is happening. I just want a stable cpu clock while gaming.
PC Specs:
CPU - Ryzen 5 2400G
Motherboard - ASUS A320M-K/BR
GPU - GTX 1060 6GB
SSD 240GB/HD 1TB
PSU - Corsair CX550
Memory - 2x4GB 2400MHz HyperX Fury
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