Ryzen Master Simple Undervolt | Lower Temps | Increase Performance | 5000 & 7000 Series CPU 

Have watched so many videos on this, and this was the easiest one to follow. Straight to the point with 0 bollocks inbetween. Thank you!

This worked for me. Thank you so much. My processor was getting into 90c and it was scaring me now it's much cooler in the 60's and 70's thanks so much

I downloaded Ryzen Master a few days ago. Didn't bother with it because I refused to believe the undervolting process could be this simple. It was. Thanks!

This video has the most added value of all the ones I've seen on YT so far. This is really incredible, performance is top and the temperatures are down, feels like a new system. Thank you for that. R7 5800X on X470 👍🤩

Thanks a lot for this. Out of the box my board was trying to shove 1.4v continuous into the chip when I set it up.

I used the exact method in this video, and voila! You're the man! Wish I found this earlier. My system is now running at the lowest possible temperatures. Not to mention the significant boost in performance. Ryzen 9 5900x Aorus Elite B550m Noctua nh d15. Thanks man. Subbed and liked.

Best Video on the use of Ryzen Masters Curve Optimizer Function in Simple View... Well Done Sir! Cape Cod, MA USA

One of the most precise videos I have ever watched! All other videos I have watched has so much BS in it that I can't understand it so you have definitely simplified everything. I'm running to Optimizer right now and hopefully everything will work.

I got +20% average fps boost with these settings on MSI x570 Tomahawk / R7 5700X . PPT/TDC/EDC set in BIOS to +200 (saw in some video that state those values just to max it out) same values reflected in Ryzen Master. Then Boost Override is set to 100. PBO Sclar is set to off. Curve optimizer-per core and after test it set all cores to -30. Control Mode is set to Auto Overclocking. So shortly its curve optimizer / per core all -30 / Auto Overclocking. No issues in games, temps are less 7-10 degree under load. On liquid 120mm ID-Cooling. Max temp in this OC mode under load reach 78C. Room temp 26C.

Happened to have the same cpu as you had in this video, was surprised it ran so hot. Did the Curve Optimizer and it really helped, especially during editing with Adobe Premiere Pro the CPU had to tendency to suddenly increase it's power. Now no longer!

Thanks! This was exactly what i was looking for in neat short package.

Did it today on my Ryzen 5900X. Thanks for easy explain how to undervolt.

Can’t wait to try this out, thanks!

I got -30 to all my cores ryzen 5700X and -15C temperature, great vid!

Thanks for putting this up, straight to the point and very informative! I'm just running this option now on my 5600 see what it comes out with ! Thank you and once again great quick easy to follow tutorial ✌️✌️

After what I had read about the 5800 it looked the most suitable chip for my needs and it was always my plan to undervolt it. No overclock though. This did indeed improve performance and temps. massively. It stayed boosted throughout a Cinebench R.23 run and temperatures stayed well below expected. I think I also won at the silicon lottery but for this chip it is still a good move. Further I then undervolted my old FX-8350 (which I had been running and have now given away to a friend) and that also improved in temps and performance.

Thank you. Dropping the temperature by 10 degrees is great.

Clear, concise guide - thank you! I had previously adjusted my 5900X All Core PBO in BIOS (-25), but ran this per-core optimization to see what it came up with. All cores are now individually set to -29. 6.3% increase in Cinebench R23 score over stock, and I've seen the CPU clock at 4.8GHz during Unigine Heaven benchmark - all at the same power. Temps in high 70s still bug me, but this is a Corsair a200 and despite the dedicated, custom AIO I'm not sure the single case fan is moving enough air through its radiator to do much better. Once my warranty runs out maybe I'll try re-pasting.

Thank you so much for your video. First time I see an auto overclock/undervolt feature for CPU so useful like that.

Works very well on the Zen 4 series too. I opted to set this through the UEFA though, since I run a dual boot (Win/Linux).

Do you know if this works with Ryzen 1600 and also if the program ClockTuner for Ryzen is any better? Thanks, great guide

Did a per core auto optimization on a 5600 and went from 77W / 68C to 44W / 55C at 100% utilization on a $14 92mm budget cooler. This was with a conservative -20 step (baseline is -30 at start) initial undervolt. Crazy efficiency.

Ryzen 7 7700 non X worked like a charm thanks :)

Works great so far, thanks man

Thanks so much for that, excellent class

Thank you. This is great.... Should I go to advance and to the curve per core with precision boost?

Great video! First time pc builder here. I bought a R7 5700g only to turn around and buy this R9 5900x. Once installed, I had really high idle temps and spikes up in the 80s just by opening a browser window. I went to the basics like thermal paste coverage, cooler position/tuning, updated drivers, BIOS settings, etc. Now I'm optimizing using this method and saw 90c during the process. Hopfeully this is my issue. If not, I have to do more research. Parts: Asus rog strix b550-f wifi ii, R9 5900x, rx7800xt GPU, 64gb 3600mhz, 2x1tb m.2 pcie4, and 850w gold psu.

one of the best guides i have ever seen in my life, went from 80 on load to 66-68 with more stable performance on stock cooler 5 5600. thank you so much

Great video my ryzen 9 5900x is running with lower temp and stable no more fans ramping up 🙏

As great as simple guide. Subscribed.

5600X In BIOS, I first adjusted all the Load line calibration settings, mode 2 on power delivery, restarted, then I applied XMP on the ram, restarted, then I activated manual PBO. I went into advanced settings, selected the Optimizer tab, clicked on the bottom right corner on the button that says "Copy current" to copy my bios settings onto Ryzen Master. Then I clicked the "per core option" and then "Optimize". Here's the thing, during the test cycle you can see Ryzen master do a multicore test, during this test take note of the PBO values that are not reaching 99-100%, for example, PPT at 40%, EDC at 80% TDC 99%. In order to see real results you have to first adjust the PBO values so that they are all at 99-100% at max load. This apparently affects it's efficiency. So if you get 80% load on the TDC at 100, you have to lower the TDC to 80-81, oddly enough, when you do this, temps increase and max peak speeds do to. Increase the PPT while keeping the TDC and EDC balanced at max tilt until temps are around 84-87 Celsius. For me it was PPT 120, TDC 80, EDC 95. THEN I ran the optimized, it then cycled through each core and after 50 minutes yielded the most efficient per core settings possible. I boost up to 4850 single core and 4720 multicore with temps below 87 celsius. Almost all the cores can boost up to and above 4800 on single core loads. After that you can mess around with the Scalar but It didn't really yield and benefits for me.

Great guide! I have probably a silly question, but will those values automatically be applied whenever windows boots? Because ryzen Master isn't on autostart and i can't find an option to do so.

Hey, some things i don't understand. at stock in cinebench r24 : 1077 / 78° / 1,48v core VID / 145w i change to PBO all core -20 PTT 120w, result : 1088 / 68° / ~1,25v core VID / 123w but when i play a game like wow my temp is at 69-74° with CPU usage at 15-30% / ~85w / ~ 1,4 core VID. i don't understand why in a R24 bench with all core at 100% for 10mn i get arround 1,25 VID and in a game who don't really use the CPU the temp is bigger and the core VID is arround 1,4v

I didn't have that basic version, just advanced on my 5800X3D... I just use PBO inside my motherboard bios (Asus TUF x570) to -30 and work good ;)

Love the video mate! Currently doing all cores as I started before stumbling across your video, does it matter too much that I’ve picked that instead??

Will the changes that app made be saved after closing it or shuthing down the pc, or it should be done in every session? Should i put values that app showed in BIOS?

Can I use eco mode and CO at the same time? When I applied the CO, some how pbo was activated too in the control mode section, but in your video your end result, you don’t have it activated. Did I do something wrong ? And my PPT is at 60w now, is that bad ?

I followed this process but during the "Start Optimizing" process, It doesn't remind me to choose between : Continue with existing Offset and Restart with new Offset. It didn't even let me put -30. it just automatically starts optimizing. Am I doing something wrong?

I’m pretty amazed how well Curve Optimiser worked.. here my results with Cinebench r23 Stock: score 15025, 82,4 celsius, pulling 94,3W. With CO - per core: Score 15848, 67,2 celsius, pulling now 72,2W. More then 20% of power reduction and 15 degrees cooler!

After manually change in RM the value of a CORE y just click APPLY and that's all of i need to reboot so it gets applied in the BIOS too?

Hey quick question here. I used Ryzen Master again on a new desktop i got this year. Running a 5700G. It went perfect, temps dropped 10c this summer! But if im sitting idle in WIndows the pc auto restarts so it became very slightly. Do i have to lower the core values myself or just up the voltage? Where do i up the voltage? Silly question but im not gonna pretend im an expert undervolter having only done it 3 times now so far! 🙂

60+ degres on idle?what cooler you have??

So this is basically undervolting for beginners? Then doing it in bios is for when you get more comfortable?

Just bought a 5800X that i've installed on my "MSI B550-A PRO" motherboard. great guide! Easy to follow and straight to the point which i appreciate. What i don't understand though is. When you press apply at the end does this change the values of the "Curve Optimizer" in the BIOS? If not, do i have to restart Ryzen Master everytime i want these values to take effect? Is it a good idea to let the "Auto Curve Optimizer" do it's thing and then change to these values manually in the BIOS (if the apply-button doesn't affect the BIOS values that is)?/ Thanks in advance!

I bought a Ryzen 9 7900X and a Aorus Elite AX Mobo not realizing how hot this CPU gets, I have a Corsair ICUE H150i 360 water cooler and using Ryzen master will be enough to cool it down. I need to get Memory and a power supply then I'll be ready to build it. What do you think?

Hello. This ryzen master, with this PerCore profile, serves as a "microsoft flight simulator 2020" simulator that eats up a lot of resources? I tell you that I have the ryzen 5900x Gpu: Rtx3080 and 64 ram . the problem is that I start to have very high temperatures when I'm in the simulator and it worries me.

I have 7800x3D, I dont see Curve Optimizer Mode in the basic view?

Can you recomend a best settings for R5 5500u Hexacore Zen2 processor?

Hi,just finished watching your video and i was wondering if this is PBO2 undervolting? thanks

best tutorial so far. I've seen a few with everyone tweaking in their bios, a lot of videos I've seen people have manually placed a -30 on "all cores" and some may or may not set a load line limit at a higher variable, or lower variable. I don't know if going directly through bios is better or worse or no difference when setting these undervolts. I'm assuming that when you use Ryzenmaster it auto changes the settings in the bios? will it reflect in the bios if you happen to browse through bios settings? Like how yours says "-21 to -23". Would you see that reflect if you were to manually go to your bios after using Ryzenmaster?

With ly 5800x3 this is blocked in Ryzen Master and my latest Gigabyte bios does not allows me to edit curves. But you can with PBO2 Tuner. I missed the autotest feature of Ryzen Master though.

Good video, worked for me! My temps went from Average 83 Celsius to Maximum 71. My CPU Ryzen 5 5500 (Stock Cooler)

BIOS version 4006 with default settings and DOCP enabled. After running per core optimization, RM set an all core offset to -30. Restarted into Windows and CB failed to even start. Uninstalled RM, reset BIOS to default plus DOCP and set negative offset to 10 under PBO. System is stable and haven't tried anything else. RM is strange. Could be my fan profile, keep it pretty quiet. Temps are great. Kraken 360 AIO, 5900x, X570 Crosshair VIII DH, G.Skill 3600 cl16...what fan profile did you use when you ran the per core optimization in RM? -thanks

should I use auto overclock with this or leave on default? Or even possbly use PBO? I have a ryzen 9 5900x also

thanks! i need this tutorial ryzen master for my processor ryzen 5 5500 👍

@FutureProof TechTalk I'm confused, I took the test and 5 minutes before the end I went to the toilet and when I came back my PC restarted. AMD Ryzen Master did not start automatically either. When I then did an R23 Cinebench test, it was 10°C less than before undervolting. But now when I want to start AMD Ryzen Master, my PC crashes and restarts itself. I have a RYZEN 7 5700G

what should i do to revert changes? just press it "off" on curve optimizer mode?

will this be okay with the 580x3d as well you think? ive had stability issues in the past with ryzen master

Does my cpu fan curve affect the optimization process?? I say this because my Gigabyte mobo's Control Center software updated recently. All of the sudden my cpu fan became louder than typical. Once I deleted GCC, the noise level went back to what it was before. This got me wondering about whether CPU temp and its performance optimization curve are related or not.

bro you really saved me from ripping my AIO apart hahahaha thank you man legit asf

I did this just like you with the same r9 5900x processor and got almost same results with cinebench r23 and the clocks but my temps stayed the same or even jumped up a couple Celsius from 80 to 83. Why is that? Shouldnt the temps be lower

Thx for this guide, I dont want to use ryzen master . So the plan is to detect the best single core values and then uninstall it and apply it manually in bios . I only wonder what to do with pbo limit within bios.... auto/off or MB limit ? And what if i wanted to Boost with +200Mhz ? Edit :Now i have the Results, Core 1/-30 2/-27 3/-29 4/-30 5/-30 6/-30 max. Boost @4.5ghz . Ive got 500 points less in Cinebench r23 and after 1 hour battlefield2042 with NO craches . Overall -9° cooler and Watt usage under 100w full load .

I tried twice with Ryzen Master, in the "all core" function and the fully stock bios, both times the PC restarted when it reached the 80% range. What could it be? The processor that doesn't support so much low voltage? I'll try the "per core" function. By the way, can I do this test with xmp active and boost +200?? R5 5500 B450M DS3H V2 2x8 3200mhz

Would you happen to know the reason why my max avaliable is only 75 vs 90 like yours? I have the same cpu as you

do i need to disable expo for this as well?

Easiest guide so far..im doing this on my 5600x as im writing now..will give the feedback on the result..im not that tech savvy knowing how to do things inside bios, but guide like this really helps

Great video, thanks

When i use used the ryzen master curve optimizer and then let it run then apply it and restart does the curve optimizer become active then or do i need to set it myself in bios? Thanks!!!

i have a 5600 that reaches 85c in some games. and ive never done something like this before hand. Is there any risk? like if my pc isnt stable will it adjust it back to defaults and all that? can it kill my CPU? Please if you dont mind responding to help. for the cooler i have a Prism from the 2700x. It gets better temps than the Stock Wraith Cooler the 5600 came with.

i got on RX 6800 XT , ryzen7 5700X , MSI B550-A PRO. All processors got -28 is that good?For some reson MSI Afterburner show the whole time the cpu is on 4650mhz idk why when i play GTA V or RDR2 but when i check in task manager its around 4,0+/- is this okay?

Should i turn pbo off before using curve optimizer or leave it on

thanks man thats was helpful

Thank you! It was just that easy, lower temps and increase in fps. Do I need to apply it in Ryzen Master app every time I boot up my?

Can I use other apps while Per Core optimization is running or will it affect the final figures in a detrimental way ?

I have two questions.. 1. Will the curve optimiser settings done by the ryzen master will get reset everytime after system or pc reboot?? 2. What if i do the process shown in this vdo & then copy the same curve optimiser settings directly in the bios?? Then i think I sudnt need the ryzen master to be installed & eat some resources in the background..

quick qustion , does this also works for ryzen 5600G ? thanks.

My Ryzen master doesn’t look like yours. Do I have to do anything in bios first?

I had fun trying out Ryzen Master's curve optimizer, darn thing decided to run the test for 2 hours, said it was ready, then kept crashing if I applied the CO, I guess I'll be stuck just running the profile with Precision Boost Overdrive for now Edit: Running a Ryzen 5950x, first time I'm trying to OC it after putting a custom watercooler on it, did use this program once before on air cooling

i was idling at 80-90 degrees before this with the ryzen 7 5800x i changed my max throttle to 75 degrees in my bios and i idled at 75 before this change. I did it now i idle at about 62-65 seems like it worked but not sure if i should turn off the throttle limit

Hi all, FIrst thanks a lot for this really useful and easy turorial, it really helped me to run my CPU coller. I have a question though, don't know if anyone have and idea/answer: a few weeks ago I had a Gigabyte B550M Aorus Elite as a Mobo, paired with my 5700x. When following this undervolt method I had great results: offset -30, lower temps and a max clock of 4750Mhz. Today I've installed a new motherboard (the Asus Tuf Gaming B550 Plus Wifi II), and when I applied the same undervolt method, my temps were also lower by around 15 degrees, but my max clock didn't reach 4750Mhz as before but "only" 4650Mhz. Even if I'm really new to Asus' bios, I tried to applied all "optimized default settings" like with the Gigabyte one, but I don't understand how a "better" mobo gives worst results. Anyone has an idea? Thanks!

I dont seem to have the option to optimise in basic view? for my 7800x3d, I can only adjust them manually in advanced. How do I determine what to set each core at?

insane how easy it is nowadays, VERY good video, thought the ryzen master software would be another bloatware but it really is nice

Hi, any idea why RM shows my CO as all cores even though I've applied per core settings?

My settings are perfect...but once i turn off pc i have to re apply settings in ryzen master.. Is there a way for ryzen master settings to be automatically applied upon pc start up?

Is there any problem or benefit if you do this while having pbo mode on?

I chose Auto OC and Per Core then ran the optimizing, after it was done and I apply it and reboot. My settings on the left says Manual for control mode and All Cores for Curve instead of Per Core. Does Per Core only work on Default for Control mode?

Hi thanks for the guide. One question here: I am currently running curve optimizer and the system has crashed several times so far. Is that normal? The optimizer is resuming after the restart and it seems fine. I am just a bit scared :D

i just got my 7800x3d and don't even have those options in ryzen master. is it not supported ?

Is there anway to boost singlecore preformance? Ive been testing abit and mostly everything is allcore, for now ive been using ryzen master and used the PBO auto OC in gamemode. will do some testing aswell in c23, furmark etc to see if everything is stable on 5900x with 3080ti both auto OC profiles. custom stuff is a bit out of my reach

thanks for this. I did the BIOS method and it's been very unstable. I'm currently at -18 on all cores and the reason for that is because I started at -30 and have been working my way down. I was getting random reboots when my system was at idle. When looking at Event Viewer it showed errors on certain cores, so I'm assuming those cores weren't receiving enough voltage to operate and be stable. It sucks because at -30 I was getting much lower temps and an all core boost of 4.950ghz. At -18 I'm still getting lower temps, but not as low as I was getting with -30 and in terms of boost it's basically back to stock boost at only 4.5ghz all core. I'm going to give this Ryzen Master method a try and hopefully it performs better. On another note when doing this Ryzen Master method should I go back in the BIOS and reset those settings I changed when i did the BIOS method, back to default? Or will Ryzen Master automatically reset those for me?

If i choose off the change (undervolting) will be removed correct?

Thank you for an easy to follow tutorial. Will I gain anything with my 7900x by doing this?.

Not sure if its only mine, but installed the software and ran the optimizer on my 5800x only to find it get stuck on the boot screen with the following message 'preparing auto repair'. Had to go back into BIOS to revert back in original settings to get the PC to start again. Why is this happening?

Is there a similar application in which you can use for Intel processors?

had to do this setup again if i changed the cpu cooler?

Running ryzen 5 5600, when I am curve optimizing my CPU speed on load stays around 3,50ghz which is the stock speed. Although when it is not on load such as 10-20% my ghz increases to 4,20-30,40.. Is this okay? Temps are on 73-75c when it is curve optimizing. Is this going to be fixed after the curve optimization? Thanks

I've got 5900X. On default settings CR23 score is 19640 and 80C after optimiser CR23=22441 but tem is 90C now. Where is problem. How to get max temp under 80C

occt finds a lot of errors in stability test after ryzen master. Is that a problem?

Great video. The only thing that would’ve made it better is if you had used software like HWInfo64 to show before and after with the temps and voltage.

Thanks!! I did not know ryzen master had this!! Ive been watching ALOT of undervolting vids about ryzen5 and 7 but nobody has spoken of this😅 Ive been putting all cores to -30 and it will be fun to see what happens after running this test😃