Why Ryzen Master EDC is at 99% not overclocked:.What is the Performance Impact of EDC on Ryzen CPUs?.Let me say this much, the Ryzen CPU is one monster of a CPU and can take a lot to stress it, but I had no issues of this kind with intel. So basically now I just switch power plans when needed. In game mode profile is where the CPU voltage is limited to 1.21v so I’m thinking that helps, like I said EDC is not an issue when on power save plan. It is a little pain in the a*** to have to change the plan every time I want to achieve smooth FPS but I can live with it for now. I did enable XMP in BIOS and disabled PBO, also I activated the Game Mode profile in Ryzen Master, I’m not sure if this has any effect but it seems to be ok now. I can even play some games on power save plan. When not gaming, just everyday use, I use power save power plan and my CPU is not boosted.
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When playing games I make sure the Windows balanced power plan is active, not ryzen balanced since it does weird things to the specs I don’t like seeing. It’s kind of a downer knowing that the default settings will constantly boost my CPU even when I don’t want it to. Drawing a lot of amps and volts and clock being over 4.0 GHz but not under stress. I saw some people have the same problem, when windows balanced plan is activated, the CPU is constantly boosted even though not doing anything “heavy” or just being idle. Thanks for the tip.įor the rest of the issues this is what I've got so far, I think I found a temporary solution I'll share if anyone has this kind of issue. I sucsesfully activated XMP in BIOS, it's called DOCP standard.
RAM: HyperX 16GB Predator DDR4 3200MHz CL16 KIT HX432C16PB3K2/16 – Running at 1200 MHz What do I need to do to balance my CPU power / speed ration to the point it is not using too much EDC but still runs at its core speed? So far, I’ve only encountered two options, to run it in boost mode of over 4GHZ or power saving mode of 2.2 GHz. All I want Is to be able to run the CPU at its base core speed of 3.7 GHz. I do not want to overclock the CPU and reduce the longevity even if it is a factory overclock / boost. Is this something that could / should be corrected? I have a HyperX 16GB Predator DDR4 3200MHz CL16 KIT HX432C16PB3K2/16 It is worth noting that I do not have cooling issues, the CPU, MBU temps are withing normal ranges and the CPU is not overloaded in any way when gaming. When I set the power plan at Power saver, my CPU speed is limited to 2.2 GHz which is not something I want but it reduces voltage and EDC The EDC is at 100% almost all the time when the power plan is set: Balanced / High perf. Is it normal to have it at 100 % at idle? Will it cause any damages to the MBO or reduce longevity? The voltage that high during normal operation, not gaming. The BIOS settings are set to default, nothing has been overclocked or changed. If you're a performance chaser, there's no harm in going as high as 1.45V as long as you have a capable cooling solution that can keep the heat under control. „AMD recommends Ryzen™ 7 2700X owners to not run their processors beyond 1.4V. Ryzen balanced is always around 1.4v or over. My CPU voltage, when set in windows power plan: Balanced / High perf. I have read all over the internet that anything over 1.4v could cause a degradation in longevity of the processor. The concerns I am having is with Ryzen 7 2700x processor: I used to own Intel processors but now I have decided to change teams so to speak so I am new to the whole AMD experience. I need help from AMD wizards, I have a few concerns not necessarily issues.
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