On the first firmware UEFI (BIOS) some users reported that PBO (Precision Boost Overdrive) can boost the frequency by an impressive 200 MHz, but only on Ryprocessors and at the cost of huge power consumption. Many even believed that smart overclocking does exist and will bring results. Users were promised additional CPU frequency depending on the "luck" of the sample, the cooling system, and the motherboard VRM capabilities. Those who have not seen the official AMD presentation of this technology can see it here: Also, the user can change the frequency curve to a specific value. In short, PBO - a technology that allows you to change the limits of power limits that limits the boost processor and thus raise the frequency in boost mode. The delight of users and another portion of oil in the fire as a cool bonus - Precision Boost Overdrive (additional automatic overclocking). The growth of AMD shares and unprecedented hype on forums.
They brought both new levels of performance and lower prices for Intel processors. I think many of you remembered the release and first reviews of Ryzen processors based on the Zen 2 microarchitecture very well. Why do we state that, as this will avoid unusual problems and misunderstandings.
There will be no irrelevant information, so we hope you will read absolutely everything. Before starting our tour of CTR and offering you recommendations, we would like to touch upon the background of this all, the very thing that inspired 1usmus to create this software. This project can influence the performance of systems based on Ryzen processors with microarchitecture Zen 2, positively. Today is a special day - the release of the long-awaited project ClockTuner for Ryzen (CTR).
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