Ryzen 3000 CLDO VDDP Voltage too high?

[Otto_iii]

Haven't had any instability issues but recently noticed this while looking more closesly at my dram configuration, and referencing reported results in Ryzen Master.  Any clue if this is normal?  TechPowerUp states VDDP can be 1.1v but that CLDO VDDP can cause issues and should never be this high

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/amd-ryzen-memory-tweaking-overclocking-guide/2.html


not sure which it would be here but ill leave HWInfo64 as well


What can i take away from this?  I'm going to attempt to manually turn it down but more just wondering if anybody else has ran into this.

[Jurrunio]

Just get into the BIOS and see what it's at. If the motherboard defaults to this even after clearing CMOS, it's fine.

[Otto_iii]

It apparently doesn't default to this, but for some reason was set to "Manual" with 1100 typed in as value. I'm 99.99% sure i never set this

Sadly i don't think i have old* screenshot of Ryzen Master reported specs from before, as i swear these voltages had always been set to 1.1v and 1.0v, i remember thinking "oh thats SOC voltage, 1.1v makes sense!" months ago when i built the computer (but its not SOC is it)

I will admit to having gone in and tinkering with FCLK in last two days, but as i didnt fully know what this was i never attempted to change it or anything else i hadn't researched prior.  Previously just looked in the menu at worst before any of this, then recently set FCLK when it was acting up after doing a 8 hour memory test with different speed and timings.  Wondering if this is just somehow ASRock Things


Reset both to auto, hopefully, not sure, but hoping this wouldn't have damaged anything.  During one or two days since i've played with anything in OC Tweaker regarding DRAM or set FCLK manually i had ran a 8 hour memtest without errors, so things have been stable, but just worried might of caused wear, although there are no signs of that. 

[Giffany]

if its never hit past 1.1 or at least if it was partial over it may caused very tiny difference or may not i wouldnt worry about it anyway. right now my soc is set at 1.2 cause its controller is being potatos. but not worried if its at its max. ill probably be on a new system by time anything happens. probably same for this case

[Jurrunio]

I think the recommended max for CLDO VDDP is 1.0V. Higher is not always better with this voltage either.

[Otto_iii]

My point was i remember seeing it and thinking it WAS SoC.  Things have ran stable consistently since i built the computer, so hopefully setting it to auto would just improve it, but since i don't know about the finer points about microarchitecture, i worry if it was a problem for how long i think it may have been over-volted



I'm kinda tempted to clear CMOS and see if it resets to manual and 1100, but not bothered enough today.