Cpu clocks were normal and went to up boost levels.īut when I increased my FPS cap to 60 my GPU went up, and clocks went up to 600Mhz or 700Mhz max but never up to the 1200Mhz clock of Vega 8. I don't know if that is an MSI glitch or something. So we did that but the performance didn't really improve at all.Īn interesting thing I noticed was while playing Genshin Impact when I limited my FPS to 30 my GPU usage went to almost 0% and the clock went to 200Mhz, which is also a common occurrence, my GPU clocks used to stay at 200Mhz and usage between 0%, 50%, and rarely 100% at all times regardless of load. We were testing out streaming at low quality but the CPU was still struggling, and he said that the CPU should be able to handle this much load. I used it for a while and everything ran fine (CPU still reached 85☌ but that was because the cooling wasn't too good on the laptop).Ī couple of weeks ago my friend suggested that I DDU and reinstall all my drivers, both Chipset and GPU. At first, it was due to the temps being limited to 70☌ which was quickly reached and the CPU started throttling.Īfter looking around a bit I discovered Ryzen Controller and used it to raise my temps to 85☌ which allowed for the CPU to put out some performance. I know this processor isn't all that bad ingame and has decent fps, but mine has been underperforming since the start. I have a laptop with Ryzen 5 3500U with Vega 8 IGPU with 1GB VRAM.

Ryzen controller 3500u settings