System:
Ryzen 5 1600x
Gigabyte r9 270x (ancient, I know)
Gigabyte GA-AX370 Gaming (rev 1.0)
G. Skill TridentZ Series 16GB (2x8gb) 288-pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 3200
Evga 650 G3
Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
Fresh build/win10 install besides the GPU. Windows and all drivers up-to-date.
Any changes to my CPU Clock Ratio do not take effect once Windows boots up. This goes for both underclocking and overclocking. When I reboot into the bios, it shows the altered CPU Clock Ratio value, but once I boot into Windows, CPU-Z and HWmonitor show the stock values.
I can change everything else, such as voltage, ram frequency/timings, etc, and those settings do stick. It is only the CPU Clock Ratio that does not stick.
I have tried:
-Clearing CMOS by using the jumpers and by taking the battery out.
-Flashing to the previous bios version, as well as re-flashing the latest.
-Turning off all power saving modes and boost features, and every combination of them on/off
-Changing windows power plan to high performance and manually setting its minimum processor state to my overclocked values.
-Not using the XMP profile and manually inputting Ram timings/voltage
-Uninstalled every Gigabyte app (easytune, etc)
-I also ran prime95 momentarily after each of the above tests to make sure my cores weren't just idling at a lower clockspeed.
After all of this, I decided to try Ryzen Master OC software for kicks, and it actually overclocks fine with that. I am completely stumped with what to do, as I don't want to rely on software to overclock.
Ryzen 5 1600x
Gigabyte r9 270x (ancient, I know)
Gigabyte GA-AX370 Gaming (rev 1.0)
G. Skill TridentZ Series 16GB (2x8gb) 288-pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 3200
Evga 650 G3
Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
Fresh build/win10 install besides the GPU. Windows and all drivers up-to-date.
Any changes to my CPU Clock Ratio do not take effect once Windows boots up. This goes for both underclocking and overclocking. When I reboot into the bios, it shows the altered CPU Clock Ratio value, but once I boot into Windows, CPU-Z and HWmonitor show the stock values.
I can change everything else, such as voltage, ram frequency/timings, etc, and those settings do stick. It is only the CPU Clock Ratio that does not stick.
I have tried:
-Clearing CMOS by using the jumpers and by taking the battery out.
-Flashing to the previous bios version, as well as re-flashing the latest.
-Turning off all power saving modes and boost features, and every combination of them on/off
-Changing windows power plan to high performance and manually setting its minimum processor state to my overclocked values.
-Not using the XMP profile and manually inputting Ram timings/voltage
-Uninstalled every Gigabyte app (easytune, etc)
-I also ran prime95 momentarily after each of the above tests to make sure my cores weren't just idling at a lower clockspeed.
After all of this, I decided to try Ryzen Master OC software for kicks, and it actually overclocks fine with that. I am completely stumped with what to do, as I don't want to rely on software to overclock.
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