How to enable eco mode on Asrock 670E Taichi£

shmerl wrote: I seriously don't want to waste time on pointless arguments. Those who want details will watch the video by Gamers Nexus on eco mode for Zen 4. Those who don't want to watch will make uneducated mistakes.

power is voltage multiplied by current [w]=[v]*[a]

cpu has a table of a voltage it uses for a certain frequency (we can adjust this by editing voltage "curve optimizer"). We have wattage and voltage known, so we also know the amperage.

we clearly see this proven in practice that PTT is the only limit reached and there is no point in setting the other two

shmerl wrote: Sure, don't watch it. But what you said above about 105000 mW PPT being equal to 105 W eco mode is just incorrect.

i don't understand.

And you still have to set all 3 values. Putting it here so others won't be confused by what you said and do it wrong.

no you don't have to set this, because you are already limiting the cpu by the factor which is important to you PTT (watt)




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Sure, don't watch it. But what you said above about 105000 mW PPT being equal to 105 W eco mode is just incorrect. And you still have to set all 3 values. Putting it here so others won't be confused by what you said and do it wrong.

Also, if you are setting it manually, setting PPT alone is not enough. You also need to set TDC and EDC.

I think that single toggle I found in the later post simply sets all 3 to those defined values I posted above.

The actual ppt is in milliwatts, yes. But that's not equal eco modes like 105 W * 1000 or 65 W * 1000. That's what I'm saying.

Like PPT for 105 W eco mode for example is 142000 mW.