What seems to be the problem? Or is this one of those “find the error in the picture” games? 😀
TheFondler
VID is the requested voltage from the CPU, not the actual voltage. For actual voltage, you have to look at vcore.
Kokumotsu36
I see nothing wrong, your system is clocking at 4.1ghz using 1.35v for the CPU.
If you’re manually OCing, you’ll need to use offset voltage if you’re worried about your voltage not dropping down during idle.
Using manual will keep your voltage at 1.35v.
Otherwise, this looks okay
Idk, if Ryzen zen + has PBO2 or if it’s still on the OG PNO, but I would check into it to see how well that compares. For the longevity of your chip, I would try to get the voltage down to 1.325 for an all core
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What seems to be the problem? Or is this one of those “find the error in the picture” games? 😀
VID is the requested voltage from the CPU, not the actual voltage. For actual voltage, you have to look at vcore.
I see nothing wrong, your system is clocking at 4.1ghz using 1.35v for the CPU.
If you’re manually OCing, you’ll need to use offset voltage if you’re worried about your voltage not dropping down during idle.
Using manual will keep your voltage at 1.35v.
Otherwise, this looks okay
Idk, if Ryzen zen + has PBO2 or if it’s still on the OG PNO, but I would check into it to see how well that compares. For the longevity of your chip, I would try to get the voltage down to 1.325 for an all core