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What is the BEST overclocking method?

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1 hour ago, GoldenLag said:

BIOS is allways best. 

 

tho in-OS overclocking have been used to try find a good stable clockspeed before enabling them in BIOS

Exactly. You can use ryzen master to titrate a stable clock and voltage setting, then you can just set it in the BIOS. 

 

I prefer bios due to more options, LLC, custom P states. Master is great for monitoring and testing, but inferior in adjustability 

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What is the BEST overclocking method? Via Operating System or Via BIOS? Lately more programs for OS overclocking have appeared  ex: AMD Master

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From Bios!

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Obviously Bios overclocking is the best. OS soft can conflict with the Bios to mess up your overclocking. 

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1 hour ago, GoldenLag said:

BIOS is allways best. 

 

tho in-OS overclocking have been used to try find a good stable clockspeed before enabling them in BIOS

Exactly. You can use ryzen master to titrate a stable clock and voltage setting, then you can just set it in the BIOS. 

 

I prefer bios due to more options, LLC, custom P states. Master is great for monitoring and testing, but inferior in adjustability 

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