B450 Gaming K4 + Ryzen APU

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   I happen to try something new for my system as I didn't like my temps. Using the latest BIOS with the option to do vcore and SOC offset, I offsetted both down by -100 (millivolts I assume) which is the max allowed, and turned boost back on, since I had to turn it off or else megatemps ensued. Turns out everything runs nice and cool now, so basically I would say for this Mobo and latest BIOs the default voltage are WAY too high. In fact I pulled down all of the voltages that I could find to match what 'Ryzen DRAM Calculator' suggests.

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	I happen to try something new for my system as I didn't like my temps. Using the latest BIOS with the option to do vcore and SOC offset, I offsetted both down by -100 (millivolts I assume) which is the max allowed, and turned boost back on, since I had to turn it off or else megatemps ensued. Turns out everything runs nice and cool now, so basically I would say for this Mobo and latest BIOs the default voltage are WAY too high. In fact I pulled down all of the voltages that I could find to match what 'Ryzen DRAM Calculator' suggests.