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05-28-2020 06:22 PM #1ROG Member Array
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3950X Base clock @ 3400 MHZ not 3500 MHZ
I have bios 1302 installed and I am not overclocking my cpu but for some reason my processor is running at 3400 mhz base not 3500 and I have no idea why. Its boosting fine but at idle I'm 100mhz off on all cores. Cpu z as well as hwinfo show my multiplier at 34.
Any ideas?
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05-28-2020 07:13 PM #2ROG Guru: Yellow Belt Array Veovis PC Specs
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No idea if you're using Windows, but perhaps Windows power settings? I had a bottle neck for about 2 weeks until I realized there was an "AMD RYZEN HIGH PERFORMACE" plan buried in the Power&sleep section (additional settings) of the settings window.
As for the base clock? You can tweak that manually in the BIOS/AI Tweaker if the multiplier is stuck at 34, assuming you're on an X or B motherboard.
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05-28-2020 09:36 PM #3ROG Member Array
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Bingo !
Bingo ! thanks, it seems the Balanced plan actually lowers the multiplier.
Originally Posted by Veovis
Last edited by svan71; 05-28-2020 at 11:29 PM.
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