User Guide
AMD Ryzen Processor Overclocking User’s Guide 
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Important Information 
Chapter 7  Important Information 
7.1.1  Enabling HPET 
Most of the AMD Ryzen Master application functionality is available only when the system timer 
is set to High Precision Event Timer (HPET). It is highly recommended that HPET is enabled 
before using the application. 
To enable HPET: 
  Start a command prompt as an administrator 
  Execute the "HPET.bat" available from the installation path of the AMD Ryzen Master 
application 
  If HPET is already enabled, then no action is performed else the HPET.bat file will enable 
HPET 
  Restart the system 
Note: If system is not restarted after HPET is enabled, the Application will not behave as expected 
Please also note that updates of Windows may reset and disable HPET. If you find that AMD 
Ryzen Master has been running fine but unexpectedly begins warning you that HPET is not 
enabled, your OS has probably been updated. In that case, please run the above instructions for 
enabling HPET; it is not necessary to re-install AMD Ryzen Master. 
7.1.2  Memory voltages - VDDIO and VTT 
When MEM VDDIO is set using AMD Ryzen Master, the VTT value is automatically set to 
VDDIO/2. However, if the motherboard and its BIOS supports VTT control, the user can adjust 
VTT to other than VDDIO/2 values after the automatic setting of VDDIO/2. 
7.1.3  Windows Power Options 
For workloads that can use the full thread capacity of the CPU, the OS power policy should be set 
to “High performance” by the user for maximum performance. For workloads that don’t stress the 
thread capacity, the OS power policy can be left in “Balanced” mode for lower idle power and 
temperature. 










