Ryzen power plan missing

[crotach]

Hi folks,

 

I'm having problems with my new build. I have an ASUS ROG Crosshair VII motherboard (x470) and Ryzen 3900x CPU, paired with TridentZ Neo 3600 RAM. 

 

I'm using the latest BIOS (2901), Windows 10 1909 and latest AMD chipset drivers (1.11.22.0454) and I don't see the Ryzen balanced power plan (or any Ryzen power plan).

 

For now I've set the voltage offset to -0.1v which seems to stop the CPU from cooking and fan from spinning wildly, but I've read it's better to leave the voltages at default and use the Ryzen power plan for 3000-series CPUs.

 

Any ideas how to get it installed?

 

Thanks!

 

 

[Brent744]

I wonder if maybe it's something they've removed. I just purchased a new Ryzen laptop and there's no Ryzen power plan.

[boggy77]

3 minutes ago, crotach said:

Hi folks,

 

I'm having problems with my new build. I have an ASUS ROG Crosshair VII motherboard (x470) and Ryzen 3900x CPU, paired with TridentZ Neo 3600 RAM. 

 

I'm using the latest BIOS (2901), Windows 10 1909 and latest AMD chipset drivers (1.11.22.0454) and I don't see the Ryzen balanced power plan (or any Ryzen power plan).

 

For now I've set the voltage offset to -0.1v which seems to stop the CPU from cooking and fan from spinning wildly, but I've read it's better to leave the voltages at default and use the Ryzen power plan for 3000-series CPUs.

 

Any ideas how to get it installed?

 

Thanks!

 

 

You can use the windows balanced plan

[DoctorNick]

You can download the chipset driver from AMD and get ryzen power plan.. I don't personally use it on my 2700x though..