D
Deleted member 93354
Guest
It seems like these days (including video cards) that finding the settings necessary for an overclock is a lot more complicated. Even AMD's precision boost 2 has a special setting in BIOS you have to manually enable first before you get the best default performance. I built my Nephew a Ryzen 1600 system and when I first installed the OS everything worked great and I could overclock it from Windows to 3.7GHz no issue. The second time I installed the OS overclocking didn't work at all. I had to manually hunt it down in bios and engage it by hand. The software disabled the overclock no matter what I did (and yes it was the latest version of the bios and software)
Intel is just as bad though.
I don't mind fiddling with voltages and load line calibrations for voltage sags. But it seems like there are a lot more buttons and switches to flip these days. (That goes for video cards as well)
Intel is just as bad though.
I don't mind fiddling with voltages and load line calibrations for voltage sags. But it seems like there are a lot more buttons and switches to flip these days. (That goes for video cards as well)