If you have 32 threads (16 cores) available in task manager, it is in Content Mode. If you have 16 threads (8 cores), it is in Game mode. But there are far more settings than that... There should be a program on your system call Ryzen Master to change settings. Just be warned that there are some issues with changing between them. There is a massive amount of information to learn about, before diving in and changing or switching modes. And you better have another boot device handy incase it doesn't work. I suggest you google "AMD Ryzen Threadripper 1950x Game Mode Benchmarked" and read the very long article on Toms Hardware about the differences, just as a primer to what the settings may effect. Learning BcEdit to manually change boot info from the DOS prompt is a good idea as well. It is a very odd cpu to set up, to say the least. There are some issues with installing the Ryzen Master programs on 1809 + if they are not already on there as well, but it has been a few years since I messed with a 1950x and I don't recall what those issues exactly are... Most of that should be detailed in the motherboard support pages on order of install, requirements, etc.. The 1950x is a great processor, but it is more than a bit odd at the same time.... Some even claim the promote baldness.....

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