Is Ryzen Master software really working

[ryzenuser]

Hey my specs are
AMD Ryzen 3 2200G(iGPU is diabled) on ASUS Ex 320 Gaming motherboard, with 8GB Gskill RAM and Zotac Geforce GTX 1050Ti
So i quite concerned about overheating since my temp are
1) CINEBENCHR15- Temp 70-75C ,
2) Prime95 (version 26.6)- Temp 88-92C, tested for not more than 3-4 minutes
3) OCCT - Max Temp 89C, tested for a solid 10min 10 sec.
4) Idle Temp- 41-54C
5) Browsing- 41-61C(occasionally it reaches 61)
Did not run any game so far as this a new PC setup
So I tried to reduce the voltage my CPU uses by manually reducing it to 1.10V in ryzen master and applied the new VOLT Windows restarted still while monitoring i find the CPU volts are going above the volts I assigned( it reached 1.35v ) , so is Ryzen master is really working??
And i heard from this video @5.50-@5.58(He says it exactly at 5.58) that "SOC voltage and APU GFX voltage are the same thing, so i though since i am using a dedicated GPU(GTX 1050Ti) i thought of keeping it zero or reducing it a bit, So can I do that or would it cause some problem?

[PeterPorker3]

2 minutes ago, ryzenuser said:

Hey my specs are
AMD Ryzen 3 2200G(iGPU is diabled) on ASUS Ex 320 Gaming motherboard, with 8GB Gskill RAM and Zotac Geforce GTX 1050Ti
So i quite concerned about overheating since my temp are
1) CINEBENCHR15- Temp 70-75C ,
2) Prime95 (version 26.6)- Temp 88-92C, tested for not more than 3-4 minutes
3) OCCT - Max Temp 89C, tested for a solid 10min 10 sec.
4) Idle Temp- 41-54C
5) Browsing- 41-61C(occasionally it reaches 61)
Did not run any game so far as this a new PC setup
So I tried to reduce the voltage my CPU uses by manually reducing it to 1.10V in ryzen master and applied the new VOLT Windows restarted still while monitoring i find the CPU volts are going above the volts I assigned( it reached 1.35v ) , so is Ryzen master is really working??
And i heard from this video @5.50-@5.58(He says it exactly at 5.58) that "SOC voltage and APU GFX voltage are the same thing, so i though since i am using a dedicated GPU(GTX 1050Ti) i thought of keeping it zero or reducing it a bit, So can I do that or would it cause some problem?

It's always a good idea to verify this data with other programs (I recommended HWmonitor), but those temps are still within spec assuming you are using the stock AMD cooler. You won't be using any software as intensive as Prime95 so you should be good. 

[ryzenuser]

2 minutes ago, MineParker101 said:

It's always a good idea to verify this data with other programs (I recommended HWmonitor), but those temps are still within spec assuming you are using the stock AMD cooler. You won't be using any software as intensive as Prime95 so you should be good. 

Can i make my APU GFX Voltage to 0 or lower it since it don't use my iGPU, as i have dedicated GPU(GTX 1050Ti), also in this video (@5.50 -@5.58)he says APU GFX and SOC voltage are the same.

[PeterPorker3]

7 minutes ago, ryzenuser said:

Can i make my APU GFX Voltage to 0 or lower it since it don't use my iGPU, as i have dedicated GPU(GTX 1050Ti), also in this video (@5.50 -@5.58)he says APU GFX and SOC voltage are the same.

Not sure. Even if you could it would not do anything for you because the gpu is doing absolutely nothing and is probably not outputting any heat. Those temps are fine anyway. If you are still concerned, you could buy a cheap $20 aftermarket cooler. Also, the reason you can't set it to 1.10 volts is because the cpu probably needs more than that. Hope this helps!