AMD-APU-Tuning-Utility VS ryzen-controller

i have used Ryzen Controller and it only worked for the first time when i set the temp to 85 . After that it is not working . I did some search someone said Ryzen controller does not always work and they gave an ulternative : Releases · JamesCJ60/AMD-APU-Tuning-Utility (github.com)

Yeah, works on most CPUs. Here you go.

I just downloaded this and got going: https://github.com/JamesCJ60/AMD-APU-Tuning-Utility/releases/tag/2.0.5.8

I have a laptop with somewhat similar specs (8C/16T Ryzen 7 6800H on HP Omen 16) and can see similar scores if I hard limit my CPU temp to 50C celsius, I'd recommend using AMD APU Tuning Utility, on custom presets you could try checking Temp limit close to 85C, PL0 30W, PL1 50W, PL2 65W, and clock optimizer check Curve optimizer settings: All core: -25. If you try again R23 multicore with that settings I´m sure you will see a big difference.

Use AATU. It was recommended by Ryzen Controller guys before that got deprecated. You can limit temps and set power preset for performance. Works better than Ryzen Contoller for me. https://amdaputuningutility.com/

Also, you can use the Ryzen Controller software to completely limit the temperature of the CPU. It lowers the performance of the CPU but also lowers the power consumption. Because there is dedicated graphics, for just general tasks like web browsing you can even limit it to 50 degrees and it will not go above that no matter what you do. It makes the PC slower for more intensive tasks so of course you'd want to raise the temperature limit setting when you want to do heavier work. The nice thing is that this method does not create additional noise, it simply lowers the performance of the CPU.

https://gitlab.com/ryzen-controller-team/ryzen-controller/-/jobs/3178939815/artifacts/browse/dist/win/ this is the latest one.

Use Ryzen Controller: https://gitlab.com/ryzen-controller-team/ryzen-controller/-/releases

here you go my friend

/u/Number-1Dad circling back, and I'll be damned. After a bit of finnagling, Ryzen Controller is woring rather interestingly. The TDP limiter stops the whole thing short of takeoff.

Ryzen controller got your back. Newest version might not work with your CPU, old one will. The trick here is to limit your iGPU clocks to the lowest possible for everyday usage and let your system decide in gaming. You can also set throttle temp for processor to avoid throttling.

I was looking into using envycontrol to disable the dGPU in linux, and maybe ryzen controller or cpu-power to limit cpu power usage.