Same temperatures on all cores AMD

[Ference]

I have the 3700x in my system for a months now. I always have msi afterburner, Core temp and other hardware monitors running. On my laptop with a i7 8565 all 4 cores have different temperatures. On my Ryzen 7 all cores have the same temperature. Why is that?

[Skipple]

Sounds like PBO isn't running. 

Do you have an manual clock set? Check your BIOS settings

[Ference]

Just now, Skipple said:

Sounds like PBO isn't running. 

 

Do you have an manual clock set?

Not overclocked or anything

[Ference]

1 minute ago, Skipple said:

Sounds like PBO isn't running. 

Do you have an manual clock set? Check your BIOS settings

I'll look my bios

[Skipple]

Just now, Ference said:

Not overclocked or anything

I would clear CMOS, reply DOCP/XMP and try again. Don't run make any changes in Ryzen Master Utility

[Ference]

3 minutes ago, Skipple said:

I would clear CMOS, reply DOCP/XMP and try again. Don't run make any changes in Ryzen Master Utility

I checked my bios, PBO was set on auto

[Ference]

7 minutes ago, Skipple said:

Sounds like PBO isn't running. 

Do you have an manual clock set? Check your BIOS settings

I checked my Bios, PBO was set on auto

[SpaceGhostC2C]

16 minutes ago, Ference said:

I have the 3700x in my system for a months now. I always have msi afterburner, Core temp and other hardware monitors running. On my laptop with a i7 8565 all 4 cores have different temperatures. On my Ryzen 7 all cores have the same temperature. Why is that?

AMD CPUs don't have a per-core temp sensor, AFAIK there's just a single ("package") sensor in the CPU. Hence, there is just one temperature to display for the CPU, plus the "socket" CPU temperature that your motherboard measures. These monitor programs just copy-paste that value in all the entries they have for core-specific temps.

It's working fine.

[Flying Sausages]

Use Ryzen Master and Hwinfo64 for Ryzen 3000 temp monitoring. Coretemp and HWMonitor and others are unreliable.

[HanZie82]

5 minutes ago, SpaceGhostC2C said:

AMD CPUs don't have a per-core temp sensor, AFAIK there's just a single ("package") sensor in the CPU. Hence, there is just one temperature to display for the CPU, plus the "socket" CPU temperature that your motherboard measures. These monitor programs just copy-paste that value in all the entries they have for core-specific temps.

It's working fine.

This is correct you will NEVER see a per core temp on Ryzen since it does not exsist.

[Skipple]

OH MY GOD. I need to sleep. I thought he was having an issue with clock speeds on all cores not temperature....

-.-

I am going to let myself out. 

[HanZie82]

Just now, Skipple said:

OH MY GOD. I need to sleep. I thought he was having an issue with clock speeds on all cores not temperature....

-.-

I am going to let myself out. 

Happens to the best of us, sleep well buddy!