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HELP Ryzen 7 2700x stuck at 3.2Ghz

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First check your WIndows 10 power management settings.

The minimum CPU power needs to be set to 5% or lower and the maximum needs to be set to 100%.

 

What often happens with Ryzen 2000 chips in Windows 10, is that both CPU power options (min and max) are set to 100%.

This means that cores can't clock low enough for the other cores to turbo up.

 

It's in German, but you get the point:

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Hello again!

I got my new CPU just yesterday and installed it right away.

I bought a new CPU (r7 2700x), a new mobo (Tuf B-450 gaming plus) and new ram (Corsair venegance 3000mhz) and it was working fine the day i installed it (yesterday) and this morning, turboing up to 4,1Ghz and so on. But now it's stuck on 3.2Ghz. I didn't change any setting or anything. Why is it doing this?


SPECS

Ryzen 7 2700x (with stock cooler)

Tuf b450 plus gaming

Corsair venegance rgb pro 3000mhz (oc to 3600mhz)

AMD RX 480 RF

Cooler Master 650w PSU

and a hard drive and ssd.


Best regards, Jebe

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Has your room temperature changed significantly (10-20 degrees Fahrenheit, or 5-10 degrees Celsius)? Time of day could affect temperatures, thus affecting heat dissipation (the greater the difference, the better heat transfers). 

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no it has not, the temperature is not the problem. It just wont go above 3.2Ghz.

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I'd try resetting your bios by pulling out the cmos battery and then reapplying your XMP profile on the ram

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Could be a bios based issue, have your tried checking the core voltages  etc in the bios? and if your board on cool-n-quiet mode?

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1 minute ago, TheDankKoosh said:

I'd try resetting your bios by pulling out the cmos battery and then reapplying your XMP profile on the ram

I've already tried that, nothing.

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First check your WIndows 10 power management settings.

The minimum CPU power needs to be set to 5% or lower and the maximum needs to be set to 100%.

 

What often happens with Ryzen 2000 chips in Windows 10, is that both CPU power options (min and max) are set to 100%.

This means that cores can't clock low enough for the other cores to turbo up.

 

It's in German, but you get the point:

image.png.a0f09dc8f31af76767eb959f277bb285.png

 

 

 

 

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2 minutes ago, bradmonster said:

Could be a bios based issue, have your tried checking the core voltages  etc in the bios? and if your board on cool-n-quiet mode?

Yes i have, and nothing helps.

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1 minute ago, jebetron said:

Yes i have, and nothing helps.

I had the "ultimate" power plan that i tought i had already done that but no. Thank you, a quick run of cinebench and it turbos like it should. 

 

Sorry my bad

 

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2 minutes ago, jebetron said:

I had the "ultimate" power plan that i tought i had already done that but no. Thank you, a quick run of cinebench and it turbos like it should. 

 

Sorry my bad

 

:D

When I got my 2700 I went mad because no one knew of this issue. Took me days to figure it out 😭

 

 

 

 

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