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No problem. And what ever else you like to ask feel free. These modern CPUs (and systems) today provide a tone of information (thanks to HWiNFO) and for the average user can be overwhelming.

This guy doesn't seem to know much about Ryzen CPUs The temperature under the name "CPU Package" is just ASUS description for the CPU temperature that the board sensor is reading from the CPU. Copying it if you like... My Gigabyte just saying "CPU". MSI could name it whatever... And this...

Because now that temp is lower the CPU has the thermal headroom to boost more when needed. You should now monitor temp along with CPU PPT, EDC and CPU clocks. All those should match each other closely.

Probably its right. 3500U is a Zen+ (12nm) and its max operating temp is 105°C (Tjmax) https://www.amd.com/en/products/apu/amd-ryzen-5-3500u I suppose since this is on a laptop, it all comes down on the power settings of the device manufacturer and what kind of cooling capacity it has. Ambient...

Both are real temps, reporting different things. Tctl/Tdie is the CPU (core) hot spot (reporting highest sensor reading, among all sensors) and SOC is the Uncore part of the CPU. In your case (APU) may include iGPU besides other on-die controllers. I dont know the temp limit of APUs but since...

If you dont care about other settings try the "Reset Preferences" in main settings... If that does not work try the Windows dark theme also. Or you can try Windows first...

I really doubt that this board has CPU telemetry settings as I dont know any Gigabyte AM4 board that has them, including my X570 Aorus Pro. If you want to improve your CPU temp under full load you can try lowering PPT limit in PBO settings. The default for R5 3600 is 88W. You could set it to...

In that text, and under the "IMPORTANT NOTE:" you will read that this sensor reading is only important under full (100%) CPU load. On all other situations it has no meaning at all and it should not be considered. This can show values from 0% up to a few hundreds of % but only under 100% CPU load...

Unfortunately this kind of errors could have too many different culprits. First thing I would do is disconnect every hardware that isn't essential for boot and operation. Like disconnect all HDDs/DVD drives (and their cables) and any USB devices (except keyboard/mouse) ...and try to run system...

Of course its much better for performance

DOCP on or off? Ryzen 3000 is meant to run DRAM between 3200~3600MT/s for best performance and yours now runs at 2133.

I have the same CPU. Its not all that bad really. Do you run these kind of burn tests all day? Your PRD reading is about 82% under full load. Your CPU is max its PPT, at around 95W (78/0.82=95). Its default figure is 88W so its not too far off and cant really hurt the CPU. Max operating temp...

No WHEA errors/warnings? If it continues to do so, maybe you can turn XMP/DOCP profile on now

Don’t say that The silly questions are the ones that haven’t been asked… but they should’ve…

Excuse me but have you read the whole thread? All posts? @HR2022 was having problems with WHEA errors and restarts even without XMP/DOCP enabled. He was having WHEA while FCLK was on 1067~1200MHz How lower can he drop it? I tried to tell OP maybe to try going fully manual on RAM instead of DOCP...

https://www.hwinfo.com/forum/threads/important-changes-to-hwinfo64-coming-soon.7092/

What is your windows power plan? Its best to use the "balanced power plan" after you got the latest chipset drivers for your board from AMD directly. https://www.amd.com/en/support/chipsets/amd-socket-am4/b450 Voltage on a Ryzen3000 can be anywhere between 0.9V and 1.5V depending the CPU load...

It could be, but also these errors may appear if there is some incompatibility between the board and RAM/CPU. It’s the combo of all 3 that some times can cause this. Or could disappear if you change some settings. These require some trouble shooting for maybe a few days. That’s why I was...

Im not very familiar with ASUS BIOS settings on AM4 platform, so Im just trying to remember what I can from others with issues like yours. Can you try to disable that "PBO Fmax Enhancer" And try to find FCLK setting and set it the same with RAM and memory controller? It should be 1067MHz The...

I see, this shouldn't create errors or a shut down, unless some incompatibility is in play between CPU/RAM or Board/Ram, or the CPU has gone wrong. You haven't answer a few questions, Like did you have the system long? Did it always crash and restart? And some new ones: Have you ever enable...