Reduce Temperature Cpu

[Panosof]

Hello guys i was just doing some edditing and i had a lot of tabs open and then i noticed thats something is going wrong so i check ryzen master and i saw that my PPT and EDC is too high and RED so i was wondering what to do to change that and run low and smouthly. I have gtx 1060 6g and 550W psu

[Bombastinator]

all I’ve got for you is definitions of acronyms I’m afraid.  Might be useful, might not.  There are people who will understand this better than me.  I’m just trying to facilitate a bit.

Ppt= apparently stands for “package power tracking” and can go up with high thread counts, which makes sense with bunches of tabs open.

 

edc= “electrical design current” which has to do with how much current your motherboard voltage regulator configuration can put out.  I think.

Im guessing your cpu wants more voltage than your motherboard can provide or is set to accept from the motherboard? Maybe? Not sure.  

[Panosof]

so... buying a new psu with more W we be helpfull!

[Bombastinator]

7 minutes ago, Panosof said:

so... buying a new psu with more W we be helpfull!

I did not say that.  Didn’t mention the PSU at all in fact.  I actually rather doubt PSU wattage capacity has anything at all to do with this.  I could be wrong of course.

[miagisan]

1 hour ago, Panosof said:

Hello guys i was just doing some edditing and i had a lot of tabs open and then i noticed thats something is going wrong so i check ryzen master and i saw that my PPT and EDC is too high and RED so i was wondering what to do to change that and run low and smouthly. I have gtx 1060 6g and 550W psu

Which motherboard do you have?

 

Seems like a limitation of the mobo, using an A series by chance?

[Panosof]

i have Asus TUF GAMING X-570 PLUS

3 minutes ago, miagisan said:

Which motherboard do you have?

 

Seems like a limitation of the mobo, using an A series by chance?

 

[Panosof]

But that's why I said I need new psu

[miagisan]

Just now, Panosof said:

i have Asus TUF GAMING X-570 PLUS

 

Then something is screwy in the bios. My numbers are way higher than those.

 

If you go to the bios and check AMD overclocking, and check precision boost overdrive, it should be set to Advanced. and leave the rest at default settings.

[miagisan]

1 minute ago, Panosof said:

But that's why I said I need new psu

OOOF! 

 

You need have the 8 pin connector plugged in. 4 pin is for additional power for overclocking (not needed). but you NEED the 8 pin connected,.

[Panosof]

Just now, miagisan said:

OOOF! 

 

You should at least have the 8 pin connector plugged in. 4 pin is for additional power for overclocking (not needed). but you NEED the 8 pin connected,.

yes my psu at this point doesnt have.. this is why i said i need an upgrade

[miagisan]

2 minutes ago, Panosof said:

yes my psu at this point doesnt have.. this is why i said i need an upgrade

Yes, in fact i wouldnt run the computer just on the 4 pin. Its not getting the power it needs and cant guarantee its health.

[miagisan]

3 minutes ago, Panosof said:

yes my psu at this point doesnt have.. this is why i said i need an upgrade

curious on how your PSU doesnt have an 8 pin cable, thought that was an ATX standard.

[Panosof]

1 minute ago, miagisan said:

curious on how your PSU doesnt have an 8 pin cable, thought that was an ATX standard.

lets say its 4-5 old and just waiting my new to arrive

 

[Bombastinator]

1 hour ago, Panosof said:

so... buying a new psu with more W we be helpfull!

The impression I am getting is that the problem with the PSU is not wattage, it is cable connections.  The make/model of the PSU so far has not been mentioned.  Perhaps this is important.  This could be a situation where the PSU has the required connectors and is merely plugged in incorrectly.

[miagisan]

15 minutes ago, miagisan said:

curious on how your PSU doesnt have an 8 pin cable, thought that was an ATX standard.

Should still have an 8 pin cpu connector. It's not that old