AMD has been hard at work locking down the Turbo bin issue and recently releasing AGESA 1.0.0.4 offering even faster boot times. But wait dave, there's more. Not from AMD though, but from a 3rd party. It seems he will out a new energy plan that plan can bring in an up-to 250 MHz extra on the clock frequency for Ryzen 3000.

I have to say 200 to 250 MHz is .. quite a lot. The news was provided and posted on twitter by DRAM Ryzen Calculator programmer and Guru3D forum member Yuri "1usmus" Bubliy. 

His new power plan tested on AMD Ryzen 9 3900X and AMD Ryzen 9 3950X, respectively does just that and works specifically for these processors. However, performance improvements should be seen for the entire lineup. Problems with the clock behavior of the CPU, such as the short-term clock jumps without load are also to be corrected with its new energy plan. Results will vary but the new .plan works best for 3900X he mentions. The higher boost frequencies can also be accompanied by lower temperatures when no load or only load is applied to individual cores, the developer mentions.

Some screenshots with cinebench can be checked below, Yuri Bubliy should launch the new energy plan today, November 4, and states that he has already informed AMD about the positive impact that the plan has on their Zen 2 processors.

Update: the new power plan can now be download here.

New custom AMD Energy plan from 1usmus might bring in an extra 250 MHz on clock frequency