How do you enable PBO in Ryzen Master

[CuzinEd]

I have been looking at it for a while and I can't find out how. I know it can be done in the BIOS I believe. Do I have to do there first or something? 

 

My CPU is a Ryzen 7 3700X. 

[Haro]

What mobo ?

Some mother boards straight up don't support it 

[CuzinEd]

2 hours ago, TofuHaroto said:

What mobo ?

Some mother boards straight up don't support it 

ASUS X570 TUF Gaming Plus. The one without the wifi. 

[ChaoticChaosx]

Just do it in bios.

Easier for me anyways.

Go to advanced mode, Scroll till you see PBO (not the one that says accept/decline) hit enter go to it enable and also enable AutoOC +200mhz and save restart.

However I don't see the biggest improvement as PBO is single core. I have the same motherboard but with WiFi.

[CuzinEd]

6 hours ago, ChaosCGTV said:

Just do it in bios.

Easier for me anyways.

Go to advanced mode, Scroll till you see PBO (not the one that says accept/decline) hit enter go to it enable and also enable AutoOC +200mhz and save restart.

However I don't see the biggest improvement as PBO is single core. I have the same motherboard but with WiFi.

I found it in Ryzen Master I believe. It's in the game and creator modes. I believe you just switch it over from default. Out of all the videos I watched made by AMD about PBO they never explained how to activate it in Ryzen Master. But I heard that's a new feature for Master. 

[-rascal-]

20 minutes ago, CuzinEd said:

I found it in Ryzen Master I believe. It's in the game and creator modes. I believe you just switch it over from default. Out of all the videos I watched made by AMD about PBO they never explained how to activate it in Ryzen Master. But I heard that's a new feature for Master. 

For ASUS motherboards, it should be under:

Advanced >> AMD CBS >> NBIO Common Options >> Precision Boost OverDrive Configuration >> Accepted >> Precision Boost OverDrive -- Enable.

 

 

EDIT:

ASUS made it easier to find on some of their motherboards...looks like the TUF board falls under this.

Ai Tweaker >> Precision Boost OverDrive >> Enable

 

If you are on an older BIOS version, you may need to update it.

[ChaoticChaosx]

14 hours ago, CuzinEd said:

I found it in Ryzen Master I believe. It's in the game and creator modes. I believe you just switch it over from default. Out of all the videos I watched made by AMD about PBO they never explained how to activate it in Ryzen Master. But I heard that's a new feature for Master. 

I uninstalled that garbage of software I couldn't get anything to work.

Yeah on TUF boards it pretty easy in bios cause you'' need to apply autoOC (in the same area) so see any benefits if any at all.

In game I only get 4.2Ghz.

[CuzinEd]

15 hours ago, -rascal- said:

For ASUS motherboards, it should be under:

Advanced >> AMD CBS >> NBIO Common Options >> Precision Boost OverDrive Configuration >> Accepted >> Precision Boost OverDrive -- Enable.

 

 

EDIT:

ASUS made it easier to find on some of their motherboards...looks like the TUF board falls under this.

Ai Tweaker >> Precision Boost OverDrive >> Enable

 

If you are on an older BIOS version, you may need to update it.

I found a video on how to enable it in the BIOS. I will look into that. 

 

Do I need to enable anything else? Like auto overclock? 

 

 

[Haro]

Just now, CuzinEd said:

Do I need to enable anything else? Like auto overclock? 

pbo will set an auto voltage off set and everything for the most part 

[CuzinEd]

38 minutes ago, ChaosCGTV said:

I uninstalled that garbage of software I couldn't get anything to work.

Yeah on TUF boards it pretty easy in bios cause you'' need to apply autoOC (in the same area) so see any benefits if any at all.

In game I only get 4.2Ghz.

I don't mind Ryzen Master. I use it to monitor temps. I used to use core temp but the temps are usually higher than on Ryzen Master. 

 

I am using a Arctic Freezer 34 Esports Duo as a cooler and I see 4.2Ghz in games occasionally when I use MSI afterburner OSD. 

[ChaoticChaosx]

53 minutes ago, CuzinEd said:

I don't mind Ryzen Master. I use it to monitor temps. I used to use core temp but the temps are usually higher than on Ryzen Master. 

 

I am using a Arctic Freezer 34 Esports Duo as a cooler and I see 4.2Ghz in games occasionally when I use MSI afterburner OSD. 

I use HWinfo not so giant of a window.

 

EVGA CLC 360 as my cooler & I top out at 1.79v with PBO+AutoOC 4.2ghz. Temps around 42-47c during gameplay stress test was around 57-60c. Sounds like you got it though. Pretty solid.

[CuzinEd]

3 hours ago, ChaosCGTV said:

I use HWinfo not so giant of a window.

 

EVGA CLC 360 as my cooler & I top out at 1.79v with PBO+AutoOC 4.2ghz. Temps around 42-47c during gameplay stress test was around 57-60c. Sounds like you got it though. Pretty solid.

I didn't even enable PBO though.