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Power plan settings causing freeze?

NotSoSerious
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Heyo, basically my pc was freezing frequently untill i changed my power plan to high preformance, how can i revert back to the balanced plan without freezing? I've searched everywhere and can't find someone with a similar problem like mine. EDIT: I'm running a ryzen 1700x and a gtx 1080 also a fresh windows 10 installation.

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20 minutes ago, NotSoSerious said:

Heyo, basically my pc was freezing frequently untill i changed my power plan to high preformance, how can i revert back to the balanced plan without freezing? I've searched everywhere and can't find someone with a similar problem like mine. EDIT: I'm running a ryzen 1700x and a gtx 1080 also a fresh windows 10 installation.

Just set to performance mode and forget about it!

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6 minutes ago, Turtle Rig said:

Just set to performance mode and forget about it!

True, but I'd really like to know why this happens.

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Ryzen has its own power plan and it works a little different (as far as I noticed). For example - minimum cpu state is not like in intel. Asrock tool install Ryzen optimal power plan.

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