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t1mx
Adept II
‎01-12-2023 02:29 PM

Ryzen 5 5600x

I used to have an i7 7700k, it had a turbo boost from 4.2 to 4.5, and in the bios I could make it always work at 4.5, even on the desktop, it kept 4.5 stably, and did not reset the frequencies if there was no load. How to do same on 5600x? so that it always works 4.6 stably.  I have msi tomahawk 2 max.

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elstaci
MVP
‎01-12-2023 02:44 PM

You can try and use Ryzen Master to configure your processor to run faster.

In BIOS there should be a couple or more settings to automatically overclock your processor like enabling Precision Boost (PBO) unless it is already on Auto or Enabled.

This will let the processor boost to it maximum speed only when it is needed.

from a previous AMD Forum thread concerning something similar to your problem: https://community.amd.com/t5/processors/ryzen-5600x-apply-ryzen-master-settings-to-bios/td-p/548398

Found this tech site on how to run the 5600x at a high frequency: https://www.hardwaretimes.com/amd-ryzen-5000-pbo-auto-overclocking-4-85ghz-on-the-5600x/

We were curious how PBO and Auto-Overclocking perform with Zen 3, so we tested a bunch of games and content creation benchmarks, and found some interesting results. These features do behave differently, more effectively with Zen 3. The Ryzen 5 5600X offers a single-core boost of 4.85GHz with auto-overclocking, an increase of 250MHz over the spec rating of 4.6GHz while an all-core boost of nearly 4.6GHz in heavily threaded workloads with PBO. Let’s dig in: