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OK apparently according to this: https://www.techarp.com/computer/ryzen-eco-mode-guide/

It's arranged by a 3rd party app called "AMD Ryzen Master Utility^" the trouble is I'm using Linux and it does not seem to be supported.

But it seems that if you enable in BIOS "Precision Boost Overdrive" then you (hopefully) can in section "SMU Common Options" switch to Manual, which should allow for: "SmartShift Control" to be set to Manual and there you can select in "System Configuration AM4":
"Configuration options:"
[CODE][35W COMMERCIAL and CONSUMER SYSTEM CONFIG 1]
[45W COMMERCIAL and CONSUMER SYSTEM CONFIG 2]
[65W COMMERCIAL - SYSTEM CONFIG 3]
[65W CONSUMER - SYSTEM CONFIG 6]
[Auto][/CODE]

Which should be the "ECO" mode, can somebody confirm please? I would like to get my rig as soon as possible and clarity on this would help...

<blockquote data-quote="JohnTinkerer" data-source="post: 253136" data-attributes="member: 22943">OK apparently according to this: <a href="https://www.techarp.com/computer/ryzen-eco-mode-guide/">https://www.techarp.com/computer/ryzen-eco-mode-guide/</a>It's arranged by a 3rd party app called &quot;<a href="https://www.amd.com/en/technologies/ryzen-master">AMD Ryzen Master Utility^</a>&quot; the trouble is I'm using Linux and it does not seem to be supported.But it seems that if you enable in BIOS &quot;Precision Boost Overdrive&quot; then you (hopefully) can in section &quot;SMU Common Options&quot; switch to Manual, which should allow for: &quot;SmartShift Control&quot; to be set to Manual and there you can select in &quot;System Configuration AM4&quot;:&quot;Configuration options:&quot;[CODE][35W COMMERCIAL and CONSUMER SYSTEM CONFIG 1][45W COMMERCIAL and CONSUMER SYSTEM CONFIG 2][65W COMMERCIAL - SYSTEM CONFIG 3][65W CONSUMER - SYSTEM CONFIG 6][Auto][/CODE]Which should be the &quot;ECO&quot; mode, can somebody confirm please? I would like to get my rig as soon as possible and clarity on this would help...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JohnTinkerer, post: 253136, member: 22943"] OK apparently according to this: [URL]https://www.techarp.com/computer/ryzen-eco-mode-guide/[/URL] It's arranged by a 3rd party app called "[URL='https://www.amd.com/en/technologies/ryzen-master']AMD Ryzen Master Utility^[/URL]" the trouble is [B]I'm using Linux and it does not seem to be supported[/B]. But it seems that if you enable in BIOS "Precision Boost Overdrive" then you (hopefully) can in section "SMU Common Options" switch to [B]Manual[/B], which should allow for: "SmartShift Control" to be set to [B]Manual[/B] and there you can select in "System Configuration AM4": "Configuration options:" [CODE][35W COMMERCIAL and CONSUMER SYSTEM CONFIG 1] [45W COMMERCIAL and CONSUMER SYSTEM CONFIG 2] [65W COMMERCIAL - SYSTEM CONFIG 3] [65W CONSUMER - SYSTEM CONFIG 6] [Auto][/CODE] Which should be the "ECO" mode, can somebody confirm please? I would like to get my rig as soon as possible and clarity on this would help... [/QUOTE]

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