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Windows · AMD Ryzen monitoring and tuning

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ZenStation

Tuning a Ryzen usually means having several programs open. ZenStation puts them in one window: clocks, temperatures, power, memory timings, power limits, Curve Optimizer, P-states and a stress test.

Nothing it writes to the processor is permanent. After a restart the BIOS values are back. From the Memory page you can send your running timings to the shared timings page.

What's in it

  • Overview: core clocks, temperature, voltage, power and limits
  • Sensors: CPU, graphics card, motherboard, drive and memory sensors in one list
  • Memory: DDR4/DDR5 timings, impedances, SPD, latency and bandwidth test
  • CPU tuning: PBO limits, Curve Optimizer, P-states and profiles
  • Graphics: temperatures, clocks and power, memory chip temperatures on NVIDIA
  • Fans: a curve or a fixed speed
  • Stability: stress test and WHEA hardware errors
  • Game overlay: FPS and the sensors you pick

Built on

ZenStates-Core (opens in a new tab) (irusanov), LibreHardwareMonitor (opens in a new tab) and PawnIO (opens in a new tab) (namazso). The full list is on the app's About page.