Ok so I appear to have got somewhere but still not sure if this is right.
First of I have made sure all c state stuff is enabled instead of auto.
And now changing power plans in Windows does make a...

My previous build was a uefi build but was alot simpler than this one it just worked as expected lol

I have spent the last 3 days trying lol that's why I come to the internet for help.
Thanks

Here is a example. This image is taken from the manual.
https://preview.ibb.co/h6yT1T/Screenshot_20180522_103601.png

And this one is taken from my board....

Yeah I know I've downloaded the manual aswell there is a few things that don't match the manual but I just assumed that alot has changed with bios updates since the manual was published.
Thanks

I don't have that c6 option on my board as you can see In the pics I have sent.
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These are other options that I have enable/disable to see if it makes any changes but with no luck.
https://preview.ibb.co/g2k81T/20180522_101918.jpg...

Yes there is auto enabled and disable. I've tried all three and still Windows power plan will not adjust my cpu to 100%.
Thanks

I know lol my mistake. Sorted it now.
Cheers

https://preview.ibb.co/njVxbT/20180522_100110.jpg

I don't set voltages or multiplier manual I always leave all that on auto. I never overclock or anything like that I just always set to high performance power plan and leave it as that in past builds...

Also applying the ultimate performance power scheme doesn't change a thing either.
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Here's the thing I'm on the latest Windows build and if I select high performance power plan it stays on that after reboot so that's not the problem.
It's also set to 100% minimum.
I do have the...

Hi,
I have come here looking for help regarding a issue I have found.
I have a asrock a320m-hdv board with latest bios using a ryzen 3 2200g.
I always put my builds on high performance in the...