So I’m still in the early process of setting up my pc regarding fans curves and also cpu speed.

However I’m a bit cautious over messing with the settings. I’m avoiding putting my 3900xt above 4ghz, as it sends the fans into full speed for some reason. I currently have the cpu locked at 3,900 MHz in manual and the voltage at like 1.1/1.2 (which someone told me was “crippling” the cpu as he put it)

I don’t want to push the cpu to its limit but I’m wondering what an ideal setting would be for gaming, for creativity, or maybe a general balanced setting that acts as an all rounder

This is my first pc and I’m obviously terrified of breaking anything and until I figure out the correct fan curve I need in bios I don’t feel comfortable doing much of anything. I’ve heard there is a piece of software that gives you better fan control when compared to the standard fan control in the bios but I can’t remember what it’s called. Anyway, any help is greatly appreciated :)

I have an Asus ROG B550m motherboard paired with a 5800x CPU. I have tried to undervolt it, but most of the settings did not work for me. However, I finally found a setting that worked on Ryzen Master. I set the cores to 4600MHz and the CPU voltage to 1.25V.

Now I want to apply these settings to my BIOS, but I don't know how. All the guides I found talk about offset values, PBO and other things that I don't require. I only want to apply these settings to bios. Can anyone help me with this? I would appreciate any advice.

I have alsoincluded a screeshot of my ryzen master screen here.

Lately I've been toying up with PBO2 with my 5600X. I tried a quick and dirty all-core -18 and I noticed some instability (mainly in Hogwarts Legacy but also in Genshin) so I decided to try and use Ryzen Master and its auto curve optimizer. Chose to test per-core and after a hour of testing it came back with a -30 on all six cores. Is it really possible? Is it a bug? Am I misinterpreting what the software is saying to me?

For now the system seems stable but I've yet to test it with a longer session. On Cinebench R23 I lost a couple hundred points (~11.000 vs ~10.800) and it seems it doesn't like to go over 4,2/4,3 GHz but the system is whisper quiet and I can go a full run of multicore Cinebench and you wouldn't know it's running.

My PC has a X470 Gaming Plus motherboard, a GTX 1060 6GB GPU, and 32 GB of RAM.

I tried setting the CPU to 4.1 Ghz, and the CPU voltage to 1.55v based on a reddit comment, but doing this made my PC instantly shut down.

Edit: I tried 4.0 Ghz and 1.3v, this also shut down my PC.

My CPU is the Ryzen 5 3600 with a stock cooler.I primarly play fortnite and valorant on low/competitive settings.

GPU: Gigabyte Windforce OC 2060 Super Ram: Corsair vengeance lpx 3200mhz 2x16GB MBO: B450 Tomohawk Max

I have a Ryzen 3 2200G. I was thinking about overclocking, but I don't know what's the best profile to use. I know I should not use game mode, because according to the manual it disables half the cores.

So should I use Creator mode or just standard profile 1 or 2? I did some benchmarks, but I did not see any differences in performance.

Whenever I fiddle around in Ryzen Master's Curve optimizer, I can do the craziest stuff, and the pc will reboot just fine (and then probably crash after some time), but whenever I apply the same settings to the BIOS, the system will not boot at all. Any explanation for this?

Best I can do in BIOS is about -15 on first core and -10 on the rest with +75 boost override. Anything higher and I cannot boot into OS, or maybe boot with a very small chance but then crash right after. Also event viewer will always say it was core 0 that crashed, no matter what. So that also doesn't help.

CPU: 5800X
Motherboard: Aorus X570 Elite

Hey,

I recently bought a prebuilt, kind of budget gaming rig from HP which means that the RAM i bought on my own is locked to 2133mhz unless I use Ryzen Master to change that. I can navigate my way to change the values to 1600 /memory but I'm unsure whether I need to change any other values, or if it's fine to keep them at auto?

Also do I need to change the voltage control anything so far? Haven't touched the CPU, only want to make sure the RAM speed has the voltage and settings it needs. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

/A fellow gamer with limited knowledge on these in depth settings and tweaks :)

I saw some video about using Ryzen Master to find the best per core CO settings. But those were old videos and all the tabs they are showing is no longer available in current RM. Is there a newer guide on how to do per core automatic OC CO in ryzen master?

Do overclocks using Ryzen Master stay applied? I just finished doing a overclock using Ryzen Master & when I went into cinabench and it was reading my normal clocks (as well as in my bios) but when I benched it, it scored the overclocked score. I just went into the BIOS and changed it myself since I wanted to be sure.

So I had a look at ryzen master last night and noticed there was a mode called ‘game mode’ however I had no idea how to use it.

I have a 3900xt and typically I leave it on my manual setting of 3.8ghz at 1.1 as it keeps the AIO quiet, as when I let the ‘default’ setting take over my AIO gets quite noisy once the temps go over 70c and my cores only go up to 4.1 on that setting.

I heard gaming on an AMD cpu usually only pushes like 2 cores up to 4.7 ghz it the rest stay below 4ghz but I dare not mess with any settings without knowing what I’m doing? I’m a full on beginner at this stuff so any help is appreciated (also I politely request explanations as if you were telling a 12 year old 😂)

Thanks I’m advance :)

Since my temperature hovering around 98 deg celcius, i'm thinking of undervolting my cpu but i saw someone advising not to download it cuz of the it did to their system, soo rn i'm having a second thought.
lemme know your experience
(sorry for bad english)