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Ryzen 7 stays at 3.7

StabHD
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Hello guys, Recently i started using asus dual intelligent over clocking and fan control software and im having a bit of a problem. Everytime i restart my computer. the clock of my cpu ryzen cpu is put to 3.7... is there a way to undo this? Im not a fan of continuously tweaking clock speeds eveytime i restart or shut down my pc.

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Umm are you using task manager to view the clock speed? If you are you should use like CPU-z or other software to view the clock speed.

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Just now, MrUnknownEMC said:

Umm are you using task manager to view the clock speed? If you are you should use like CPU-z or other software to view the clock speed.

Im not using task manager. om using the asus  dual intelligent . It is suppose to test your system's capabilities and fan control.  

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3 minutes ago, Light-Yagami said:

Try overclocking with bios, not software..  

Ill use the bios. Im planning on overclocking my ryzen 7 to 3.4. what voltage should i put it at?

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The software is most likely not applying the overclock to the BIOS itself, and not applying it at application start-up either. You might be able to change it so it can edit the BIOS settings.

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Overclocking software should generally just be used to quickly check stability before applying the values to the BIOS. As @Godlygamer23 said, they also don't re-apply your overclock settings on boot.

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6 minutes ago, StabHD said:

Ill use the bios. Im planning on overclocking my ryzen 7 to 3.4. what voltage should i put it at?

that's not an overclock fam you can leave voltage stock even for 3.6

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