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MY system Specs: Ryzen 5 5600, Biostar B450MHP, kingston fury 8x2 =16 gb ddr4-3200mhz, gtx 1050ti, corsair vs 450 psu. I am currently using windows 10 pro and my power plan is set to high performance with system cooling policy set to active. My bios is also updated to the latest version. i cleared Cmos and also i changed the pbo limits as well as curve optimizer as well. still same. The only way i can get my cpu to max boost clock is to set the cpu ratio directly to 44.00= 4400mhz which is the max boost clock of my cpu, but when i do it , the base frequency changes to 4400 mhz. I guess this is not the solution at all.
MY system Specs: Ryzen 5 5600, Biostar B450MHP, kingston fury 8x2 =16 gb ddr4-3200mhz, gtx 1050ti, corsair vs 450 psu. I am currently using windows 10 pro and my power plan is set to high performance with system cooling policy set to active. My bios is also updated to the latest version. i cleared Cmos and also i changed the pbo limits as well as curve optimizer as well. still same. The only way i can get my cpu to max boost clock is to set the cpu ratio directly to 44.00= 4400mhz which is the max boost clock of my cpu, but when i do it , the base frequency changes to 4400 mhz. I guess this is not the solution at all.
MY system Specs: Ryzen 5 5600, Biostar B450MHP, kingston fury 8x2 =16 gb ddr4-3200mhz, gtx 1050ti, corsair vs 450 psu. I am currently using windows 10 pro and my power plan is set to high performance with system cooling policy set to active. My bios is also updated to the latest version. i cleared Cmos and also i changed the pbo limits as well as curve optimizer as well. still same. The only way i can get my cpu to max boost clock is to set the cpu ratio directly to 44.00= 4400mhz which is the max boost clock of my cpu, but when i do it , the base frequency changes to 4400 mhz. I guess this is not the solution at all.
