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Amusingly, there seems to still be 70% of performance if limiting the power to 65W. This means the default power limits are not reasonable, and only there to w
by snvzz 4y ago
Amusingly, there seems to still be 70% of performance if limiting the power to 65W.
This means the default power limits are not reasonable, and only there to win the release day benchmarks.
- mastax 4y agoIt seems that the return of competition has led to increasing power draw. At least in the enthusiast market where, it seems, customers don't care much.
- Panzer04 4y agoI care more about my time than I do about my power usage.
- kimixa 4y agoI feel like AMD having their "eco mode" is a pretty good solution - it allows the user a pretty easy method of deciding if peak performance or efficiency matters more to them. Better than a separate SKU for each. Though this comes at the expense of reviews possibly judging things based on the "incorrect" setting
- CyberDildonics 4y agoYou can already do something like this if you aren't afraid to go deep into bios settings. Not every computer is going to have have great cooling. Small cases won't be able to cool the full power and will end up heating up and throttling, which will produce hiccups in the GUI.
- snvzz 4y agoYes, PPT is the setting, expressed in watt. This definitely works on Zen2 onward, unsure about Zen/Zen+.