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ropsy

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  1. Alright, found out that i am able to overclock via Ryzen Master and can set the voltages manually from there. So i guess BIOS is causing the downclocking.
  2. So does any1 know why you can't raise the volts? The temps obviosly are not the issue here. Could it be faulty chip or bios or windows installation?
  3. Tried disabling the c states, pss and nx modes but no difference.. Have to try that new bios then
  4. Nice with the 1800x. I can see the c-states but not the cool n quiet option, or is the c-states same as the cool n quiet?
  5. Yes, hwmonitor and hwinfo. Also the Cinebench gives low score. It seems that motherboard or the chip can't handle the volts that im giving. Im running stock cooler but i don't think that the temps are the issue here.
  6. I've tried increasing it up to 1.40 but still booting 1.5ghz. I've found that if i increase volts up to 1.3125 it underclocks no matter what multiplier i have.
  7. I've got similar issues. When OCeing and manually setting vcore up to 1.3125 for 3.8ghz it boots to windows but the clocks are 1.5ghz. Now running stable 3.7ghz and vcore set to auto. ASUS PRIME X370 bios 6012 R5 1600 Corsair LPX CL15 3000mhz Do you know how to disable qool n quiet in ASUS?
  8. Hi! I have same problems here. Specs: R5 1600 stock cooler ASUS X370 PRIME pro bios 6012 Corsair LPX CL 15 3000mhz running 2666mhz I am only able to manually increase the voltages to 1.3125V and 3.8ghz and it passes AIDA64 without crashes and temps being ~75. Only problem is when i boot my PC like after few hours it downclocks to 1.5ghz in windows, but when rebooting to BIOS it boots back to 3.8. Also wondering why I can't raise the voltages since i've seen ppl to OC their 1600 with stock cooler using vcore 1,35 and above. Is it a bad chip or is there somekind of a overcurrent problem. Now im running at 3.7ghz and the vcore set to auto and the temps is around 65.
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