The author also mentions that the "fclk," which is a combination of the memory controller speed, the Infinity Fabric, and the RAM memory available, is a culprit causing the under-performance, clocking in at 800 MHz a large percentage of times. AMD U-series APUs have the most problem with this, where the H-series outperforms the U-series in this task. UID43006324 continues to explain that the turbo frequency in the battery mode insists on a load time of over ten seconds to activate the system, which they also refer to as boost delay. Researching the information presented on the gaming and tech forum site, the author notates that the answer to the extreme reduction of performance when powering down is that AMD had complications with the APU scheduling task for the battery's environment. I do not want to speculate that this was HXL from Twitter, so I will refer to the author on NGA.CN as "UID43006324."
There is no specific name given to the user, and this writer was unable to track down the author in question. The original poster (OP) of the discussion about power-down battery performance is UID43006324. It is widely known for the game Arknights.
NGA.CN, the website mentioned in the post, is "a domestic professional gamer community, World of Warcraft, League of Legends, Hearthstone, Heroes of the Storm, Diablo 3 (d3) game strategy discussion, and other popular gamer communities." However, it also has those areas on the forums that cover tech enthusiasts and more. The Twitter informant and tech enthusiast HXL recently dropped this post onto the platform:ĭramatically improve Renoir 4800U battery mode performance with AATU（AMD APU Tuning Utility）ĪATU Battery Mode：4177 /pIlFpNI85Z AMD APU Tuning Utility demonstrates improved battery mode performance in AMD Ryzen 7 4800U powered laptops
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