[SOLVED] Which BIOS settings should I use for my 2600x for good temps, performance and speed?

[EfeKamil]

So I was using my TUF-B450(Asus)'s OC Tuner for a long time without knowing. That makes my 2600x run 3.8GHz across all cores. It auto adjust the voltages and things so it was really nice. But yesterday, I tried the "Auto" setting on Custom CPU Core Ratio and things and it made my CPU run 4.0GHz idle! And voltages were all over the place.

Isn't auto what most people use? Why isn't it working great? And should i use OC Tuner and go 3.8GHz across all cores?

One last thing, my CPU was running 56°C idle (Ryzen Master) then i changed the power plan to Balanced (Windows Balanced) and my idle temps were nearly 10°C lower! How, lol...

 

[vcc98554vn]

Yes , try to run all core at boost speed , and do an undervolt for cpu and test if it stable

 

[EfeKamil]

Yes , try to run all core at boost speed , and do an undervolt for cpu and test if it stable

How can I? Can you help me??

 

[vcc98554vn]

How can I? Can you help me??

i have never work on new motherboard mobo before so sorry

 

[drea.drechsler]

So I was using my TUF-B450(Asus)'s OC Tuner for a long time without knowing. That makes my 2600x run 3.8GHz across all cores. It auto adjust the voltages and things so it was really nice. But yesterday, I tried the "Auto" setting on Custom CPU Core Ratio and things and it made my CPU run 4.0GHz idle! And voltages were all over the place.

Isn't auto what most people use? Why isn't it working great? And should i use OC Tuner and go 3.8GHz across all cores?

One last thing, my CPU was running 56°C idle (Ryzen Master) then i changed the power plan to Balanced (Windows Balanced) and my idle temps were nearly 10°C lower! How, lol...

It sounds to me like you answered your own question; just leave things in AUTO and get the benefit of lower temp's as well as higher boost clocks for best temps, performance and speed.

 

[EfeKamil]

It sounds to me like you answered your own question; just leave things in AUTO and get the benefit of lower temp's as well as higher boost clocks for best temps, performance and speed.

If I do auto, i get 4.0GHz idling on Windows, and the temps and voltages are all over the place.

 

[drea.drechsler]

If I do auto, i get 4.0GHz idling on Windows, and the temps and voltages are all over the place.

Sounds about right...what do you think wrong with that?