Aurora R10, No OC options showing in BIOS

Same thing here. Just got the R10 - The lack of overclocking is a bit disappointing to say the least, although the amount of heat this thing puts out already is tremendous coming from a XPS 8300 w/i7 2600, so I'm not sure I actually want to overclock full-time. But I'd like to have the option. 

I'm actually using Ryzen Master to OC since the bios doesn't have any settings for me. I don't know if it's because I'm using the Ryzen 3900 (non-x) but with RM I can get clock speeds just as good as the 3900x and idle temps in the 30's. The only real pain is that I have to set the OC profile in Ryzen Master every time I reboot. 

Still, I wish Dell would tell us why there are no OC options since they clearly state you can OC on the configurator page when purchasing.

@LyleBart I had that weird message too but can't remember what I changed to get rid of it. Also, the only advanced tab I have in the Alienware Command Center is for the graphics card. Nothing on the CPU or RAM.

I have updated my R10 to Alienware Firmware 1.0.2. and noticed that in the Bios as well, no other overclock settings available apart from enable/disable. another problem I encounter is in my Alienware Command Center, a notification keeps showing up saying "Your overclocking settings has been turned off because default settings have been loaded from the BIOS" and in the Alienware Command Center Fusion under CPU Overview, I have no advanced view option where I can edit overclock profiles. I don't know if the above firmware has caused this issue.

Same here, my CPU is Ryzen7 3700x and in my ACC Fusion, there is no CPU advanced view, only my Graphics Card has that option. I too cannot remember what I did why that weird notification message from Alienware Command Center showing up everytime.

There is OC in BIOS v1.0.6, go to Advanced, performance.

Be careful, it seems it can blow you off after the wrong tuning. I could not get a display for quite a couple times after enable it. 

All I have is the same as the previous bios. Even in AWCC no advanced tabs either. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling. It would be nice to get an answer because others are seeing this.

So what ever happened with all this?

i read that if you have OC1 or OC2 in AWCC set to ON, it will grey out Bios OC features. You have to set AWCC to OFF, and that will let you choose OC in Bios.

i downloaded Ryzen master and if I try to do any manual OC with it, the system shuts down. If I do auto oc, the results on conebench are slower!

I don’t know what to do.

3700x.

Heat might be an issue with OC Ryzen CPU in R10... I find that PBO does a good job keeping games running smooth.

@PabloSRT8 

If you are manually overclocking you may have to set the voltage a bit higher in Ryzen Master to keep the system stable. I'm no expert but I'd keep it under 1.3 volts when in manual mode to preserve the longevity of the processor.

My 3900 (non-x) has no OC profiles in AWCC so choosing OC1 or 2 is completely useless, so I just use the profiles in Ryzen Master every time I boot/reboot. 

Well my R10 has Precision Boost Overdrive enabled in BIOS by default... Boosts get up to 4.5 (fastest cores) and sustained ~ 4.2 - 4.3 on all cores under heavy loads.

I played around with Ryzen Master and got an overclock of 4.4 on all cores & voltage set to 1.375... Benchmarks show a little improvement on all cores (PBO better for single core benchmarks) and temps actually lower than PBO when gaming for a bit.

But for now, I will leave as default with PBO until I workout "safe" voltages, but the temps do look promising

Still no OC options in the BIOS for the 3900 (v. 1.0.8)

I guess this processor just isn't getting OC capability in the R10. At least Ryzen Master works, so that's something.

I have an R10 with a 3700X cpu and a RTX 2060S OC gpu.

Here's some of my observations... and just to be clear, I don't have all the answers. I only have data from my 3DMark Time Spy results.

I have been experimenting quite a bit with this. (And, I am still experimenting....)

I noticed wiith AWCC, I don't obtain benchmark results which are consistent.

So, based on my trial and error experiments, I think one needs to choose either A or B pathway. This is what I mean...

A: Let Dell's AWCC run your chosen performance profile AND let it handle the BIOS. Use the GPU overclock tab in AWCC if your GPU supports it.

Or, 

B: Use Ryzen Master (for CPU) and, your GPU specific overclock utility. In my case, it's MSI Afterburner.

For "B" to work properly, I accidently discovered that it only works consistently, only after multiple Windows "System Hang" conditions occur, where it triggers an AWCC notification. You will notice a small AWCC notification on the bottom right corner in Windows: "RESET BIOS DEFAULT. Your Systems Overclocking settings have been turned off because default settings have been loaded from the BIOS. "

This is the signal to me, that AWCC had properly RESET any overclocking profiles and I can now begin use of 3rd party utilities. (NOTE: I have also used AWCC to turn off Overclocking. In my case, it doesn't work consistently. I know because I run Time Spy and I can see the results.) Now, with Ryzen Master, I use a custom profile with just PBO turned on, Test & Apply. Next, with MSI Afterburner, I have done some iterations and arrived at optimal settings saved in a profile that I know is stable, I chose that profile. With only these 2 3rd party utilities, I can consistently nail a ~ 9400 benchmark result with 3DMark Time Spy. For a Ryzen 3700X cpu/RTX 2060S OC, I think the 3DMark Time Spy result should be in the ~9400 - 9500 range. Only once I was able to get a 9600 result, and have not since been able to get that result ever. I don't even remember what settings I used to get that one single ~9600 result.

Based on my R10 configuration, Ryzen 3700X and RTX 2060S OC, with just out-of-the box settings, you will consistently get ~8800 on 3DMark Time Spy.

In summary, try not to mix toggling any performance settings with A and B. Choose one path to work with...

And now, I shall go back and do more testing ....

What's your cpu score on 3d mark?

Note: should be in the neighborhood of  ~9,500 - 10,000 for a Ryzen 3700x

Yep, I've been using Ryzen Master and no video card OC at the moment. The last time I looked (in the awcc program folder), there were no OC profiles for my processor, so I could choose the OC1 or OC2 and they do absolutely nothing. 

It's not a super big deal since RM works but it "should" work out of the box no matter the processor. Eventually, I'll upgrade to one of the new Zen 3 chips coming out and it will become a non-issue. 12/24 is great on the 3900 but with all the code I compile I would love to have a few more cores. It's still a fine CPU. With it lightly OC'd to 4250 on all cores @ 1.25v and the 2080 Super at stock clocks I pull a hair over 11k on TimeSpy (11,122).

I'm at 15,333 in 3dMark, so all is well in that respect, but overclocking this computer has been a painful experience. As mentioned, there's no real overclocking options in the BIOS or Command Center software, so I used the AMD Ryzen Master. I'm hoping a new BIOS update will give us more configurability.