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Joshuamkc 21/dez./2019 às 8:42

Ryzen 2700x high idle clock speeds

Heres my build: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/FhjFRJ
Basically im trying to get my 2700x to run at a lower clock when idle. For some reason it hovers around 4Ghz mark. I know that its safe for the cpu to be running at this idle speed, however it doesnt need to. I've tried chainging settings in the BIOS but that hasnt had any effect. I cant find an AMD cool and quiet setting in the BIOS either which apparently has solved the same problem for other people. My power setting is set to balanced.
Can someone help me out here?

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Komrade 21/dez./2019 às 8:46

It really doesn’t hurt at all, also did you just make that build?

Cloudy 21/dez./2019 às 8:49

What a silly thing to do, and simply "because it doesn't need to". No point trying to solve something that isn't an issue to begin with. Instead you should be putting the desktop into performance mode and optimizing settings so that the clock speeds are as high as possible while the system is under load.

Última edição por Cloudy; 21/dez./2019 às 8:49

Joshuamkc 21/dez./2019 às 8:49

Escrito originalmente por christmaS:
It really doesn’t hurt at all, also did you just make that build?

Yeah im aware that its completely safe. No I built it about a year ago, why?

Joshuamkc 21/dez./2019 às 8:51

Escrito originalmente por Cloudy Canadian:
What a silly thing to do, and simply "because it doesn't need to". No point trying to solve something that isn't an issue to begin with. Instead you should be putting the desktop into performance mode and optimizing settings so that the clock speeds are as high as possible while the system is under load.

I like to keep temps and sound as low as possible. I wouldnt call it an issue, however if there is an easy fix, I might as well make the change. My clock speed are as high as possible when under load, Im now trying to get them as low as possible when idle.

Cloudy 21/dez./2019 às 8:54

Instead of trying to adjust the clock speeds, just set the fan curve of your case fans and CPU fans to run at a very low RPM when temps are low.

( mind you going from such a drastic decibel change once you are under load will make it seem like the fans are even louder than normal once under load.)

Última edição por Cloudy; 21/dez./2019 às 8:55

Komrade 21/dez./2019 às 8:55

Escrito originalmente por J_Cromp:
Escrito originalmente por christmaS:
It really doesn’t hurt at all, also did you just make that build?
Yeah im aware that its completely safe. No I built it about a year ago, why?

Nothing, it’s just quite uh unoptimized, no offense.

Joshuamkc 21/dez./2019 às 8:58

Escrito originalmente por christmaS:
Escrito originalmente por J_Cromp:
Yeah im aware that its completely safe. No I built it about a year ago, why?
Nothing, it’s just quite uh unoptimized, no offense.

Im assuming youre talking about the low-end gpu. Im upgrading to an RTX2070 super this christmas. Im also using a different 144hz monitor now.

TIGGER 21/dez./2019 às 9:00

4ghz idle is silly and a waste

Komrade 21/dez./2019 às 9:01

Escrito originalmente por J_Cromp:
Escrito originalmente por christmaS:
Nothing, it’s just quite uh unoptimized, no offense.
Im assuming youre talking about the low-end gpu. Im upgrading to an RTX2070 super this christmas. Im also using a different 144hz monitor now.

Much better.

r.linder 21/dez./2019 às 9:03

It's perfectly safe, there's no reason to hold it back just for better idle temperatures. Nor is it out of the ordinary.

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Joshuamkc 21/dez./2019 às 9:08

Escrito originalmente por Escorve:
It's perfectly safe, there's no reason to hold it back just for better idle temperatures. Nor is it out of the ordinary.

I dont need you telling me what me and 2 others have already stated. I know its safe, and I know that its arguably pointless. I like to tinker with my pc, as do alot of other people.

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Joshuamkc 21/dez./2019 às 9:11

Escrito originalmente por Cloudy Canadian:
Instead of trying to adjust the clock speeds, just set the fan curve of your case fans and CPU fans to run at a very low RPM when temps are low.

( mind you going from such a drastic decibel change once you are under load will make it seem like the fans are even louder than normal once under load.)

Yeah, I've already optimized my fans for noise, avoiding a steep fan curve. Also, just checked out your custom arcade fightstick, looks sick.

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upcoast 21/dez./2019 às 9:41

Temps?

You've got very good cooling on it so it's no wonder why it hovers around 4ghz.

Mine also ramps up to 4200mhz on couple cores during desktop low-end work which is just xfr2 kicking in even with the stock prism. For gaming it hovers 4100mhz.

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