I have an Asus prime x470 pro motherboard and I'm not getting any turbo clock speeds. Just running base clock across all cores. I have TPU I enabled as of now just to get above base clocks. I originally and still do have PBO enabled, am I missing something? This is the first time I've had an issue with it.

Also once I get that issue fixed, does anyone have the settings for either AI suite 3 and or just uefi settings for a basic overclock on stock cooler?

Okay so I fixed my first noob problem. Thought I was running the latest bios and wasn't. Turbo is now working, just wanting to get some base overclock profiles that're safe.

What cpu cooler are you using

Just the stock amd one, I know I won’t be able to push it all that far but I can’t help but to tinker.

The boost it runs on it's own is probably better than a set 100-200mhz all core OC.

My intent is 4.2 all core, do you have a recommendation for an AIO that’ll suite my needs?

Zen 2 is pretty power efficient
Something like the hyper 212 will be fine and hit 4.0+ and still be under 70C with load

But they limited the electrical current allowance on some of the cores like they did Zen+ and Zen so you might get stuck at 4.4 or even 4.2 and not be able to push it further

So I ended up going with a fairly budget orientated aio off of Amazon. It's the Captain 240 v2 and installed it earlier this morning. I opted to do what everyone said not to do and used the AI suite 3 from Asus to do a auto oc and ended up with 4.25ghz @1.42v and max 75c. Time will tell how stable it will be!

Not sure what your other voltages are set at but that cpu vcore seems high for 4.25 ghz.
I could be wrong.

I run my 3700X at 3.9 GHZ with 1.26v and the PBO off.
I make sure my SOC and Ram voltages are locked in at their default and not auto. /E unless you have a higher xmp profile for oc'd memory you might have to adjust those voltages.
I put both my NB loadline and CPU loadline at mode 3 so the voltage isnt going up and down when I need it.

I originally had mine at 1.3 to start and it posted and tested then I dropped it to 1.26 and retested and posted the same cine bench result after 3 passes.
This was all done with the bios and not the ryzen master software though.

/e But really the rest of that boils down to how good the "auto" settings are on your board

This post was edited by Applecrack on Jan 3 2020 12:22am

The vcore is only at idle, under full load on a prime 95 run it's between 1.31-1.35. The software within windows is a bit finicky but it's stable so far, and for a "19%" overclock all core I cannot complain.

As far as the ram goes they're locked in at the rams rated settings, I was scared to tamper with those in anyway. The main reason I went with the software OC is to retain the lower clock speeds while the computer is under light load and then ramps up when gaming.
I wasn't aware of any way to make this happen manually within the bios so I figured I'd just give it a shot and see where it goes. I am able to control several safety aspects of it from max vcore voltage, max cpu temp and several other settings when it started the process. I set 1.38v as a maximum under load and it seemed to keep it under that threshold.
Fingers are definitely crossed for longevity but it was a budget build to begin with so if all I lose out on is a CPU not all hope will be lost!