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Not work still high temps .
The problem with curve optimisation is that it does not change the actual curve itself. It merely "drags" the existing curve left along the (x, voltage) axis if applying a negative offset or right if applying a positive offset. This can and often results in a perfectly stable machine when run flat out but an unstable machine when the workload is light, since the offset which might be perfectly fine at 1.2 volts is not fine at, say 0.5 volts, especially since the lower the voltage, the higher the relative undervolt. The only way to truly test a curve offset is prolonged use of the machine at varying workloads using the real world applications the machine was built for. A good test for curve optimisation is the Serious Sam Fusion benchmark mode since unstable curve optimisation at lower voltages will almost always result in a screen freeze during a cut scene or when returning to the menu after the benchmark is run. Bottom line is that to be honest, the Ryzen Master automated curve optimisation is largely useless for real world usage and merely shows what voltages the CPU requires to run stable when flat out.
This is insane! My temperatures went from 90 to 75 :D Thank you for the video!!!
Don't have the curve optimaser mode on the right?
glad i found this. my 5800x feels wierd. Hits above 90 (with a tower 212 style cooler) has 1.488v, and despite being a "4.8ghz boost" cpu, 1 core was hitting 5.5ghz out the box without changing any bios or ryzen master stuff??
Couple of things, I have a single PC setup/stream and was having laggy problems with streamlabs.. Well I watched this video in hopes of having them fixed but it actually made it worse! Like 1000x worse, so I’m at loss to do. I have an i7 13th gen 13700K CPU and I’m not sure what’s causing the laggy stream, help please?
Thank's for the tip, that looks killer!
Can you use this while using the auto overclocking functionality at +200 mhz, or willt his cause instability's if you combine auto oc with the undervolting?
Thank you!! I’ve been strugling with my temps on the 5800x forever. Used to get 47-55 C on idle and this just got me on 37C
If I do the optimisation in the basic view then get to the restart point, restart windows, and come back to ryzen master, it shows in basic view "per core" is selected but in advanced view it shows "all core", that's weird Edit :Actually, nvm, the curve optimiser test is giving me -30 to every core, hense the "all core" -30, is that good or bad ? the test were done in a 29.2° room could that be the problem ? (it's hot in south france atm) I have a 5600X with stock cooler (it doesn't get higher than 80° when i play my games so it's fine) 4.6ghz all core
Hey, i just followed your advices and now my windows cant even start, how can i fix it 😭 i have r9 5900x as you
Love this video! I recently purchased the 7950X and also the X 3D I went with the X3D to save on power consumption however I did not like the noise that it was about the same as the X variant so I decided to go back with the original 7950 X and followed your guide to optimizing with RM work great ! Other video on KZread about RM makes it so complicated for beginners we don't wanna be overwhelmed we just wanna get our systems quiet and run efficiently without losing much performance :)
Does it lower idle temp too? What is your idle temp after applying this?
how do i apply them in the bios, manually? or is it a better option
Dont disable it when you Browsing or ESPECIALLY when u downloading things - important
I need to have open the ryzen master all the time ?
Definitely going to try this. Compared to trying to get the max out on am5 Asus board is difficult to say they least. Due to "AI" functions constantly changing things on the background. Including -25 undervolt suddenly no longer working. After fiddling around you -30. Few reboots later etc. And unpredictable unclear boost behavior. Looks like the times bios settings was the tool to get the most out of a CPU are over.
Warning: This video is over a year old and the Ryzen Master software looks radically different now, making this video pretty much useless. The video should be updated or removed.
It looks exactly the same… change it from advanced view to basic view
i have a 5600 that reaches 85c in some games. and ive never done something like this before hand. Is there any risk? like if my pc isnt stable will it adjust it back to defaults and all that? can it kill my CPU? Please if you dont mind responding to help. for the cooler i have a Prism from the 2700x. It gets better temps than the Stock Wraith Cooler the 5600 came with.
Why per core ? All core dont work?
Si a alguien le sirve mi configuracion de 5800x en una motherboard ax370 gaming k5 es 120 80 120. Curve optimization -30 all core. Mi puntaje en cinebench r23 all core is 14290 pts dont pass 60 grados celcius. Whit configuration of fabrica obtengo 14247 in cinebench whit 72 grados celcius. Mismo resultado bajando 10 grados la temperatura ❤
Running ryzen 5 5600, when I am curve optimizing my CPU speed on load stays around 3,50ghz which is the stock speed. Although when it is not on load such as 10-20% my ghz increases to 4,20-30,40.. Is this okay? Temps are on 73-75c when it is curve optimizing. Is this going to be fixed after the curve optimization? Thanks
Is this safe? and will this work on 7800x3d?
Great video! First time pc builder here. I bought a R7 5700g only to turn around and buy this R9 5900x. Once installed, I had really high idle temps and spikes up in the 80s just by opening a browser window. I went to the basics like thermal paste coverage, cooler position/tuning, updated drivers, BIOS settings, etc. Now I'm optimizing using this method and saw 90c during the process. Hopfeully this is my issue. If not, I have to do more research. Parts: Asus rog strix b550-f wifi ii, R9 5900x, rx7800xt GPU, 64gb 3600mhz, 2x1tb m.2 pcie4, and 850w gold psu.
Wrong video the epic is in night mode is incorrect , i have both and definitely epic far better
Thank you so much for your video. First time I see an auto overclock/undervolt feature for CPU so useful like that.
ive never done something like this before. Im currently running a 5600 and some games it his 85c and im using the Prism Cooler from the 2700x. How did it go for you? Im nervous that it will break my system if it fails or something, and i dont know how i would get it back to normal or whatever
@@sylviorapuano2688 It undervolts the CPU the CPU will run colder so even less chance to break and more performance cuz it will run at higher clock due to its low temperature.
Sadly cannot do optimizer for 5800X3D
The moment I clicked "Apply" after the "optimization" and rebooted, my Windows BSOD-ed. Wouldn't boot into Windows. Had to go into BIOS and turn off Curve Optimizer. Auto undervolting didn't work for me. Ryzen 7 5700x.
im doin it rn same cpu should i stop
Thanks, while it was “optimizing” my pc black screened because it was actually making temps go up to 95 degrees. Almost wasted my hard earned money. Do not recommend this method
How are the factory settings this bad? Have any mobo manufacturers released BIOS updates to correct this obvious error?
R7 5700X, after my 11 hours per core optimizacion at -30, i hardly reach 50 C*, it keeps at 43C* when playing DBD at ultra 120fps and a few grades below 40 just doing internet stuff, it worked very well along PBO
this ryzen master optimizer took me two hours to run on a 7900x and then it bonked everything couldn't even post because of DRAM had to revert the bios reset everything lol
The old farty 90
5 5600G and not working
lower temps? how about power consumption?
My per core optimization going to take 11 hours and a half :)
I don't understand why any self-respecting humans would buy Apple products.
Good to hear you are going to explore working on your M4...look forward to seeing future videos on how you succeed on it 😅
After my GCSEs I’m looking to buy an iPad Pro, and I’m not sure between getting the 13 inch or 11 inch, if I were to get the 11 inch I was wondering if it is worth also getting a monitor so I could use an external keyboard and mouse with the monitor and iPad while at home at my desk, but then I could just use the iPad when I’m at school for example. What do you think? Is there any point also getting a monitor, and should I go 11 inch or 13 inch?
If you are travelling a lot with it to school I would prob go the 11 inch. I’d try it first before deciding if you need an external monitor. Is there a shop nearby you can get a look and feel for both devices
Also apple return policy is pretty good so if you don’t like it after getting it you can return and switch
@@FPtechtalk yeah there is a store near me so I might try them both out
1TB cellar with keyboard and pencil 😅 it's probably more expensive than my MacBook Pro. The Apple pricing is absolutely insane
When you up the storage and add the extras it gets crazy expensive. The entry model should be 99% of people’s choice I think.
Glad to see an Irish content creator doing Apple review 🤩
How to download maps on garmin fenix 7s?
They come preloaded. But Garmin express on windows should help
I am the only comment 😂
is it normal that my cpu went while the curve optimisation 90 degrees sometimes
No that is not normal 90 c is very dangerous for your cpu
@@mouzakkisaad438 i hope that was a bug but at games my cpu only hits 70-75 degrees
@@giancena what option you choosed per core or all cores ?
@@mouzakkisaad438 per core
@@mouzakkisaad438 in bios i choosed all cores 30 and I only have 65-70 degrees now
Is there any problem or benefit if you do this while having pbo mode on?
He/him watch!
after i did this my valorant crashes frequently
Hey quick question here. I used Ryzen Master again on a new desktop i got this year. Running a 5700G. It went perfect, temps dropped 10c this summer! But if im sitting idle in WIndows the pc auto restarts so it became very slightly. Do i have to lower the core values myself or just up the voltage? Where do i up the voltage? Silly question but im not gonna pretend im an expert undervolter having only done it 3 times now so far! 🙂
should I use auto overclock with this or leave on default? Or even possbly use PBO? I have a ryzen 9 5900x also
There is no curve optimizer mode on the basic view anymore, that's sad :(