AMD has just revealed that it spotted a new vulnerability in its Ryzen Master software. The bug sounds pretty dangerous — it could potentially allow an attacker to take full control of your PC. Here’s ...

AMD's internal Ryzen Master software has been updated to v2.13.0.2908 and supports the just-released Ryzen 8000G "Hawk Point" series APUs, which can also be overclocked (even though they're APUs and ...

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Ryzen Master has received a massive update featuring several functionality upgrades and changes to the AMD-focused monitoring and overclocking application. The most significant additions are Ryzen ...

AMD has released a new version of the Ryzen Master app, a utility for monitoring, tweaking, and overclocking supported Ryzen processors. Version 2.13.0.2908 is now available for download from the ...

AMD's Ryzen Master, a utility used for overclocking Ryzen processors, has a nasty security flaw that you should address swiftly if you have the software installed. This vulnerability is labeled with a ...

Failure to validate privileges during installation of AMD Ryzen™ Master may allow an attacker with low privileges to modify files potentially leading to privilege escalation and code execution by the ...

AMD's new Ryzen processors offer a plethora of performance and efficiency benefits over the company's previous generation chip architecture, and even compare favorably against its well-prepared ...

Some AMD platform owners have raised concerns about the Ryzen Master utility identifying a different, and perhaps wrong, fastest CPU core than the one that gets chosen by the Windows Scheduler in ...

Before the Ryzen launched this week, one of the rumours circling around was a new overclocking tool from AMD. Early reports suggested that it might be similar to the universal AMD Radeon Settings and ...

Any idea if AMD's Ryzen Master will ever work on a system with virtualization turned on? I need to use Hyper-V and/or WSL (haven't decided which yet) and I'd like to be able to use Ryzen Master too.