AMD Ryzen 7 3800X-$325
AM4, 1 CPU, 8 cores, 16 threads
Base clock 3.9 GHz, turbo 4.15 GHz (avg)
Performing below expectations (38th percentile)https://www.userbenchmark.com/Faq/What-is-the-UBM-PC-status/94
userbenchmark result , sure its not overclocked.
userbenchmark result , sure its not overclocked.
It is very normal for Windows 10 to show the value it should show as 3.90 as 3.89.
But there may be a problem like that Windows Task Manager should show the CPU speed higher than 3.9Ghz momentarily. 3.9Ghz is base speed for your processor, not turbo.
Restart your computer. Go to Control Panel > Power Options. Choose the high power setting. Start Task Manager and read the speed. The CPU speed should be a value higher than 3.9Ghz. Also share your Userbenchmark link.
I have a new motherboard and windows, Also checked the windows power setting (min:5% fan:Active max:100%)
I brought a cooler, something with like double size of the original cooler) it had a double thermal paste in the package I think, it was little more than usual but I'm not sure if it act like this in the results, because wen my FX-6350 3.9ghz cooler's paste became old so my cooler wasn't working well I had a shutdowns.
I put my CPU on stress test in CPU-Z app for more than 10 mins and captured a picture, you can see the temp and speed at the stress test.
Sorry for the delay because of the changes and tests to make the good documents.
First of all I put a balanced power to AMD high power,
Balanced power:
AMD High power:
So everything seems fine and even on the lower load it has more speed, But as the AMD high power panel was hiding by the default I wonder why, if it's more healthy to have a balanced power, or they just hide it because of the laptop and energy saving?
Then as you suggested about the cooling problem I removed my cooler and CPU, cleaned them all and this time used the silicone/pasta with my own standard, the difference was in the Utilization at a task manager, and rating on a userbenchmark. Before doing so I had a Utilization at 98%-99% at max when doing the stress tests and the results were a little poor at userbenchmark but after the new installment I had a fix 100% Utilization on the task manager and better rating at the userbenchmark.
But also I want to know if my cooler is working at best, So if you can tell me reaching to 80c at maximum in the Stress test on Ryzen Master for Ryzen 7 3800x is fine or not? I will be grateful.
Also my turbo speed on userbenchmark is stable 4.15 on all of lot of tests, it seems on AMD Master / Ryzen Master's Advanced view we can't run the stress test but only on simple view page, so maybe it have a problem to show the right numbers on all cores for now because I ran CPU-Z stress test while Ryzen master was opened on advanced view:
As you can see it's not matched with userbenchmark (4.15) and also its not showing the different cores with the different speeds like you said (some at 3.9 and some at 4.50), again, maybe this software is not showing the right numbers in the multi cores working at stress as we cant run it on this advance mode (as far as I tried to find it).
Yet, I have a average rating on the userbenchmark, I checked the explains of poor performance reasons and as you can see at the last possible reason, it seems many people use a userbenchmark with a overclocked CPU if i understand it well because I didn't understand the (K, Black) in the explain.
But if K,Black means nothing here, it means I'm comparing my not overclocked CPU with a lot of overclocked CPUs anyway, so maybe it means my result is good?
At the end again I'm sorry for the delay, I just wanted to make a good document here.
Also I'm not obsessive with the numbers, at least not too much 
, just want to make sure everything is fine. with my CPU or i need to check it in some other ways.
Hope you guys have time to answer all my questions by checking the evidence.
Looking forward for your answers,
Thanks alot cheers to you all
With the best regards
Dezhar Petgar.
