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pbo2 tuner is not saving for my 5700x3d

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pbo2 tuner is not saving for my 5700x3d. I had dialed everything to -30 and had super great results. Lower heat, Lower power consumption and most importantly, stable FPS in CS2 hehe

 

but when I restarted the computer, it did not save. How can I solve this?

 

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21 minutes ago, foxbill86 said:

pbo2 tuner is not saving for my 5700x3d. I had dialed everything to -30 and had super great results. Lower heat, Lower power consumption and most importantly, stable FPS in CS2 hehe

 

but when I restarted the computer, it did not save. How can I solve this?

 

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5700x3D doesn't have PBO2 enabled, so it shouldn't let you. Best you can do is give it a slight manual SoC and Vcore undervolt. PBO2 for 3D v-cache wasn't enabled until 7000x3D.

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22 minutes ago, foxbill86 said:

pbo2 tuner is not saving for my 5700x3d. I had dialed everything to -30 and had super great results. Lower heat, Lower power consumption and most importantly, stable FPS in CS2 hehe

 

but when I restarted the computer, it did not save. How can I solve this?

 

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Just use standard PBO in BIOS

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The reason for that tool was because there was a time when PBO was not enabled for X3D.  You now have the ability to lower power limits, and use the curve. I would not lower the power limits though.

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Maybe this?

 

 

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I cant find any shit on my bios about curve optimizer, my mobo is Gigabyte B550M DS3H Rev 1.7 with a FD Bios

 

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