Ryzen not Boosting?

[Super Tech Mike]

I just got a Ryzen 7 1700. Great Cpu. Only problem is, even under full load, it will not boost to its maximum 3.7 ghz speed. It boosts up to about 3.2 and stops. I'm running after market cooling and it runs quite cool, so I'm not sure what the problem is. Please Help

[Swealteek]

Just becas it has a trubo boost of 3.7GHz that dosnt mean its gone turbo all cores to 3.7 just 1 2

 

Source : https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/amd/ryzen_7/1700

Turbo Frequency	Yes
Turbo Frequency	3,700 MHz (1 core), 3,700 MHz (2 cores), 3,100 MHz (3 cores), 3,100 MHz (4 cores), 3,100 MHz (5 cores), 3,100 MHz (6 cores), 3,100 MHz (7 cores), 3,100 MHz (8 cores)
Bus rate	4 × 8 GT/s

[Streetguru]

38 minutes ago, Super Tech Mike said:

I just got a Ryzen 7 1700. Great Cpu. Only problem is, even under full load, it will not boost to its maximum 3.7 ghz speed. It boosts up to about 3.2 and stops. I'm running after market cooling and it runs quite cool, so I'm not sure what the problem is. Please Help

Just manually overclock it, don't go over 1.35V for daily use, should be able to do 3800mhz all core easily

[johndms]

3 hours ago, Swealteek said:

Just becas it has a trubo boost of 3.7GHz that dosnt mean its gone turbo all cores to 3.7 just 1 2

 

Source : https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/amd/ryzen_7/1700

Turbo Frequency	Yes
Turbo Frequency	3,700 MHz (1 core), 3,700 MHz (2 cores), 3,100 MHz (3 cores), 3,100 MHz (4 cores), 3,100 MHz (5 cores), 3,100 MHz (6 cores), 3,100 MHz (7 cores), 3,100 MHz (8 cores)
Bus rate	4 × 8 GT/s

I don't know where they got that information, but it's wrong, incomplete, and just confusing as hell.

 

A Ryzen 7 1700 has a base clock of 3GHz. Precision Boost will automatically overclock all cores to 3.2GHz. If temperatures are within safe ranges, it will then boost one or two coolest cores to 3.7GHz with XFR taking those same one or two cores an additional 50MHz to 3.75GHz. It'll cycle between the coolest cores. However, in a full load situation requiring all cores, the most you'll see is 3.2GHz.

 

https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/850358-amd-extended-frequency-range-xfr-explained/

 

[Swealteek]

16 minutes ago, johndms said:

I don't know where they got that information, but it's wrong, incomplete, and just confusing as hell.

 

A Ryzen 7 1700 has a base clock of 3GHz. Precision Boost will automatically overclock all cores to 3.2GHz. If temperatures are within safe ranges, it will then boost one or two coolest cores to 3.7GHz with XFR taking those same one or two cores an additional 50MHz to 3.75GHz. It'll cycle between the coolest cores. However, in a full load situation requiring all cores, the most you'll see is 3.2GHz.

 

https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/850358-amd-extended-frequency-range-xfr-explained/

 

AHA well i'm kind correct as in that 2 cores only hit 3.7 well if its a full cpu load than al cores wil turbo up to 3.2GHz. I always that it was the same is intel's turbo boost