Should be in the same place as the cTDP setting.
Advanced Settings>>AMD CBS>>NBIO>>SMU Options

Apparently the 7601 doesn't support CBS>>NBIO>>SMU options. As far as I can tell the MB has the latest Bios version 2.40

However, so far, it is running with a cTDP at 200 watts and the CPU speed is up and is now claiming to be running just short of 2.7 GHz the "all core" limit.

Tom M

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I may have got the NBIO section wrong. But definitely in the SMU Options whatever upper level structure is in front of that.

But it is great you can right up to the "all-core" limit. I would quit tweaking your configs and stand pat there.

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I may have got the NBIO section wrong. But definitely in the SMU Options whatever upper level structure is in front of that.

But it is great you can right up to the "all-core" limit. I would quit tweaking your configs and stand pat there.

That sounds like a good plan. Where are my hands? I need to sit on them. :)

The EPYC system has been running since yesterday. Hasn't crashed (yet).

WCG has started trickling out. I have it limited to 2 CPU tasks.

Just wondering how high the U@H RAC will go above 600,000 (its above it now).

Tom M

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Just wondering how high the U@H RAC will go above 600,000 (its above it now).

I was apparently tired yesterday. Meant to toggle the WCG downloads off but managed to do it to the U@H downloads instead. So wasn't processing any U@H this morning.

There will be a blip in my production....

Tom M

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