The P-States displayed by amdctl show a clock speed of 2GHz, 1.6GHz and 1.4GHz. Yet /proc/cpuinfo reports a cpu MHz close to 1200 when the load is minimal. I'm also confused about a few things related to frequency.Īccording to the specs, my CPU's base frequency is 2.1GHz and the Max Boost Clock is up to 3.7GHz.

Does it simply mean that I cannot tweak the lowest P-State, or is something broken? My lowest P-State is 3, but that one shows -nan CPU multiplier (and Status 0, 0 as all ids etc). Which P-States? And any hint on what kind of values I should use? Should I increase CpuVid in order to undervolt my P-States? Nevertheless, my cores are still able to enter those P-States when they're under load ( amdctl will still show 'Current P-State: 1') and the cpu MHz displayed in /proc/cpuinfo can still close 3700. I hope that if you do try it you like it, thanks for your time.After this, amdctl shows 0 as their Status for every core. You can contact me on here or through my discord server which is linked in the application. please do not hesitate to tell me if you do try it and run into any bugs or if you have any suggestions of what I could add to the application. The project is still in its early stages so expect a few things to be missing or have one or two bugs. I have tried to fix this issue with Ryzen Controller over the time that I have been helping Storm1er develop it but alas nothing I did had much of an impact hence why I've created this. The reason I have created this was that Ryzen Controller was built on Electron which is extremely system resource-hungry, to say the least. The tool currently works on 2000 to 4000 series laptops and has just been updated to have early-stage 5000 series support. The tool uses a nice minimalistic UI, is lightweight, and has been designed to help you get the best performance by including built-in presets as a starting point that you can work from.

This is a tool that I have created for those who want the best performance out of their Ryzen Mobile laptop by altering the power limits just like Ryzen Controller. it's called AMD APU Tuning Utility as the title suggests. Hi everyone, I've been working on a side project the last few months and wanted to share it with you.

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