Hi everyone.
I'd like to have some information about the Ryzen 5950X behaviour in the BIOS.
I've done a new build with an ASUS Crosshair VIII Dark Hero and it shows me a voltage of approximately 1.4 and a 49 to 52°C @3.4 GHz. With stock settings.
Previously I had a Gigabyte X570 Aorus Master and I don't remember having the same temp or voltage (around 40 degrees of I remember correctly).
Is it normal? Is there a way to optimize it?
When I set the BIOS with ASUS Optimal, it sets the frequency to 4 GHz and both the temp and voltage drops down (40°C and 1.273 v).
In another thread on Reddit, where AMD_Robert talks about 3rd Gen Ryzen behaviour, it seems to be OK as there is no power management in the BIOS but a lot of the cases were within Windows.
Sorry if this has been already asked somewhere else but and didn't found it and I already had a RMA from a previous 5950X (a sudden shutdown while in Firefox, turns out both MB and CPU died...). I don't want to make mistakes and burn the CPU while installing Windows...
Thanks a lot.
I'd like to have some information about the Ryzen 5950X behaviour in the BIOS.
I've done a new build with an ASUS Crosshair VIII Dark Hero and it shows me a voltage of approximately 1.4 and a 49 to 52°C @3.4 GHz. With stock settings.
Previously I had a Gigabyte X570 Aorus Master and I don't remember having the same temp or voltage (around 40 degrees of I remember correctly).
Is it normal? Is there a way to optimize it?
When I set the BIOS with ASUS Optimal, it sets the frequency to 4 GHz and both the temp and voltage drops down (40°C and 1.273 v).
In another thread on Reddit, where AMD_Robert talks about 3rd Gen Ryzen behaviour, it seems to be OK as there is no power management in the BIOS but a lot of the cases were within Windows.
Sorry if this has been already asked somewhere else but and didn't found it and I already had a RMA from a previous 5950X (a sudden shutdown while in Firefox, turns out both MB and CPU died...). I don't want to make mistakes and burn the CPU while installing Windows...
Thanks a lot.