That's been done for thermal reasons, which you can see in real-world use.It seems that ArL uses a different core order for their CPU's....
No longer are the P cores grouped together, followed by the E cores.
Hence the problems that HWinfo had, being designated wrongly.
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Intel Core Ultra 9 285k 'Arrow Lake' Discussion/News ("15th gen") on LGA-1851
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Mine, while not running at stock (285K), is running the following:
P Cores set at 57
E Cores at 53 for 4 / 52 for 12 and 51 for 16
Cache / NGU / D2D tuning, with further help with decreasing latency and making everything overall smoother
HWinfo displays them in the correct order, as above. This is due to the way ArrowLake cores are laid out.
I normally colour-code things in HWinfo, so it makes it quicker to spot.
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@RSR If you take a look at the previous page my screenshot showed that HWiNFO had picked up, probably, from my 14700k the core order and designation when I swapped over the 265k.
forums.overclockers.co.uk
^^^^^^ the core voltage is designated and shown wrong also on that page. It is actually now called "CPU DLVRin Vcore".
Now...........................
with a complete removal of HWinfo it now designates them correctly.
I might separate the core types, not bothered about their numbering sequence.
Like you I have certain items in red and bold in the hardware list, as your screenshot shows. Like Vcore, Gear mode, CPU Power etc etc.......
It does indeed make them more visible.
Intel Core Ultra 9 285k 'Arrow Lake' Discussion/News ("15th gen") on LGA-1851
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^^^^^^ the core voltage is designated and shown wrong also on that page. It is actually now called "CPU DLVRin Vcore".
Now...........................
with a complete removal of HWinfo it now designates them correctly.
I might separate the core types, not bothered about their numbering sequence.
Like you I have certain items in red and bold in the hardware list, as your screenshot shows. Like Vcore, Gear mode, CPU Power etc etc.......
It does indeed make them more visible.
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Ahh ok, I thought it was Riva.
RTSS can be a pain, so it's all nicely set up and presented nicely. That's a pretty clean setup for RTSS.
Mine's a little busier:
@RSR To say that RTSS and setting the overlay up as being a pain, is a total understatement, lol. It is akin to being an alchemist.
At one time I did add NVME access, to assess read and write whilst in a game, but that, largely, was not necessary. And it only cluttered the Window up more.
I'll probably go back to it and add 1% lows, yours has reminded me of that missing.
I might go back and add the % loading for each core, that got dropped after moving from the 14700k to 265k.
It can be a fine line between adding something that works out and then completely messing it up..!
You have all the information you could want in a clear to read display there.
Apart from CapFrameX I am not sure what other choices there are to the three software utilities I mentioned, if you want that sort of detail.
At one time I did add NVME access, to assess read and write whilst in a game, but that, largely, was not necessary. And it only cluttered the Window up more.
I'll probably go back to it and add 1% lows, yours has reminded me of that missing.
I might go back and add the % loading for each core, that got dropped after moving from the 14700k to 265k.
It can be a fine line between adding something that works out and then completely messing it up..!
You have all the information you could want in a clear to read display there.
Apart from CapFrameX I am not sure what other choices there are to the three software utilities I mentioned, if you want that sort of detail.
Overall I was pleased with CapFrameX. Can't remember why I stopped using it, although some if it's recording features were not needed.
Polite, is not a word that I would use to suggest a typical Dev response if you post over at the RTSS forums.....
Polite, is not a word that I would use to suggest a typical Dev response if you post over at the RTSS forums.....
Great, really mean it, another SkatterBencher video that lasts less than 1 hour, but that I need to spend several days trying to follow it, along with making copious notes.
No wonder that I typically end up just reducing the voltage a little and just carry on.
How did you get the ring, d2d and ngu clocks that high? I can't get anything above 40, 32, 32 for ring, d2d and ngu on my 265k. Did you have to increase particular voltages?HWinfo displays them in the correct order, as above. This is due to the way ArrowLake cores are laid out.
I normally colour-code things in HWinfo, so it makes it quicker to spot.
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This seems familair..........remembering RL..............
www.techpowerup.com
not being sure if Intel have "locked" aspects of the ArL CPU's to avoid the RL repeats of power limit draws beyond their recommendations.
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not being sure if Intel have "locked" aspects of the ArL CPU's to avoid the RL repeats of power limit draws beyond their recommendations.
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If you have the Core Boost 200 feature enabled, it will limit the D2D / NGU to 32
I've set them manually:
I have also increased the following voltages:
Cache Voltage, as this can vary from CPU to CPU, mine probably needs a little more
Ring DLVR Voltage
Ring DLVR Voltage [Adaptive Mode]
- Additional Turbo Mode Voltage [1.20000]
- Offset Mode Sign [+]
- Offset Voltage [Auto]
This can be used to stabilise the D2D, but going over 1.00 may require the High D2D cold boot workaround to be enabled.
VNNAON
VNNAON 0.77v Voltage [Manual Mode]
- VNNAON Voltage Override [1.05000]
High d2d cold boot workaround [Auto]