AMD Ryzen Master Utility Download

All well and good using such software they push you to try it with all the adds they throw at us.
And in the mean time you void your warranty.
That dont seem right to me.

 

Does this version work with first gen Ryzen?

 

Yes it does.

 

Ryzen Master software has been updated for 2nd Gen Ryzen™ Threadripper processors only (2990WX, 2970WX, 2950, 2920)
AMD download location for Version 1.5.0.0728 located here: https://www.amd.com/en/technologies/ryzen-master
<< Download is available at the bottom of the page >>

 

Does this apply manual overclocking after system restart/shutdown/sleep ? I don't see the point for using it if I have to reapply OC every time.

I wanted to use it because my manual OC from bios keeps the voltage constant (even with CnC enabled .. clocks go down but voltage doesn't)...

I've read about power gating on Ryzen maybe it works and I'm only crazy about this issue.

 

hi, unfortunately, it still doesn't work with mobile Ryzen processors

 

and it still does not work with SMT / Hyper-V enabled
too bad intel extreme tuning utility does not work with AMD Systems

 

Hi, the download links aren't working for me, but the bigger problem is that when i download ryzen master from the official site, it says successfully installed but actually nothing has installed and i have been googling the past few days and couldn't find a solution, if anyone can help i will really appreciate it

 

https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/release-notes/rn-ryzen-master-2-6-0-1692

I'd probably go with bios tuning but well there it is support for the 5000 series Zen3 CPU models.

EDIT: Also pointing out how the 2.3.x stuff is fixed or supported is nice but since release notes only link to the latest that's a bit vague you can't really get a overview of what those are.

Since this.
https://www.amd.com/en/technologies/ryzen-master

Just links to the above release notes.
Well just a minor nitpick not like it's any different with the GPU driver situation and entries.
(Bit easier to just month, year, date and change the numbers though to see earlier entries.)


EDIT: Actually software monitoring is probably real handy whether from this or tools like HWInfo knowing how the CPU and motherboard is utilizing the set values and scaling and all that for temps, voltage, clock speeds and more.

CPU-Z and HWInfo are probably up to date if it's anything like GPU-Z so either or should be solid for a overview of these things.

And then dialing in the proper stuff into bios instead of hoping for a software override and associated problems.
Granted that's me comparing on how it goes with Wattman or doesn't go since it has it's quirks so yeah maybe it's different here with this Master tool ha ha!
(Might have additional safeties if nothing else, software crash or reboot at worst no permanent degradation or risk of damage as a plus.)