Ryzen 7 1700 stuck at 1.5GHz on default settings |
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brucer
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Posted: 20 Sep 2017 at 9:42am |
I had the exact same issue with a Fatality X370 Professional Gaming... its likely the way you set the vcore voltage, at least that is what it was for me.. When i set my vcore voltage in both locations (top and down towards the bottom) I got the same as you were getting, like 1550mhz....
When I overclocked using the p-states it worked fine.. After overclocking with the p-states, I went back and set my overclock the conventional way one would overclock... I used the top frequency and top vcore setting only and it worked fine.. I used 1.350 vcore, the voltage setting on down the page was set to auto but I changed the cpu llc to level4.. It worked as intended... I'm running a stable 3.9ghz at 1.35 to 1.376 volts.. I think i'm going to go back to the p-state overclock though.. I like that better because of the down clock, seems like it used a bit less voltage also.. Edited by brucer - 21 Sep 2017 at 6:22am |
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parsec
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As predicted above, TIM on a CPU pin. Not one other post about a Ryzen CPU running at 1/2 it's rated clock speed in the forum. I've never seen my Ryzen 1700X at 1.5GHz with C6 enabled. But of course, it was the board... How do mother board manufactures stay in business? |
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Na. The ASRock MB is/was most likely good still, depending on if anything shorted out by the TIM connecting a processor pin. |
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ryzen_from_the_dead
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Thanks everyone for the help!
I haven't been online since I tore down the computer to try to fix it. I grabbed the fastest to get Micro-ATX AM4 motherboard I could find (ASUS PRIME B350M-A) and switched to that. There was also a tiny bit of thermal paste spillage potentially reaching one pin, but I guess it's more likely that the ASRock motherboard was faulty. Anyway after getting the build running again it reached 3.0GHz and the benchmarks match the baseline! |
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datonyb
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im guessing here as much as anyone
because its a strange fault but the internet has one option for this stuck speed being thermal throttle it seems this 1550mhz is ryzens 'pullback' speed hence why i suggested it might be something to do with this mate |
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Xaltar
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It could be something like a loose VRM heatsink but 1500mhz is very specific. Thermal throttling wouldn't likely be stuck to a set frequency unless the sensor was stuck at a specific value (possible I guess). My money is on either bent pin/s, thermal compound spill or a faulty socket.
On most (all?) CPUs you can usually pin mod to change a wide variety of things ranging from voltage, dual channel memory (force single channel) to BCLK and multiplier. A bent pin or otherwise poor connection could easily account for a fixed 15x multiplier. It is definitely worth checking the VRM heatsinks to make sure they are properly fitted and making proper contact with the VRMs. I don't think that is the cause but worth checking none the less.
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Xaltar
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Check the CPU for bent pins, it looks like you have largely ruled out software/drivers/UEFI. It sounds to me like either the CPU isn't properly seated or there a is a bent pin (or more). Check carefully for any missing/bent pins, missing pins can be hard to spot.
If the pins are fine then reseat the CPU and make sure it is properly secured. Also check for any thermal paste overflow that could be shorting components on the board/CPU (if the thermal paste is conductive or capacitive). Let us know how it goes.
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ryzen_from_the_dead
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I tried to downgrade the bios to 2.5 and same problem...
Next up: Reinstalling windows and then changing the motherboard!
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datonyb
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right it seems listed problems and solutions are
thermal throttling (you should be ok) buggy bios in relation to voltages and ryzen crapping itself solution for you ? try either bios version 3 or bios version 2.5 please remember to reset all bios back to stock/default first and perform the flash in bios NOT windows |
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