Ryzen clock tuner 2.0

[pc-guy]

https://videocardz.com/newz/clock-t...t-and-hybrid-oc-mode-available-end-of-january

the old tuner works on my asus board but crashes out on my msi board.

interesting to see if 2.0 improves stability etc.

Donwload below
https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/clocktuner-for-ryzen-download.html

 

[pc-guy]

Nice! I guess the requisite would be at least AGESA 1.1.9

 

[pc-guy]

He said in the notes it will likely day either bronze or gold not silver due to the thresholds.

I'm running it now. I was bronze 5950x.

the colour scheme of the chip makes no difference really. my 3900x is silver but still able to hit 4.4GHz on two of its CCX and 4.25GHz on the other two wiht 1.25V if more voltage applied I am pretty sure it can do 4.5 4.6 on those two better CCDs

 

[pc-guy]

My 5900x came up as bronze as well, wonder if the board impacts the quality.
My recommended was pretty poor to be honest, I may as well keep is as stock as +25mhz won't make a massive difference.
However, the undervolting could be an interesting adjustment to reduce temps

ya undervolting is where tis programme come to its own.

strongly suggest using that and wait till 2.1 comes out wiht curve optimiser.

 

[pc-guy]

I'm using negative Vcore offset with PBO and Curve enabled, and it still boosts normally, it also helps with my temps gives higher CB20 score.

Just ran a diagnostic but few minutes in my pc rebooted, guess something wasn't stable. It said my 5900X was a Silver sample

give it an +25mv see what happens. i noticed the voltage recommendation it gave was unstable for my 3900x in the 1.1 version so i added another increment and stress tested and all good after.

 

[pc-guy]

i am gonna do a run of it over the weekend as I need my PC for work so cant be messing with it now

i am still on 1.1.8.0 agesa so will use the current bios for now and see if anything improves. if not I will load up 1.2.0.0 agesa and test.

 

[pc-guy]

Up to you if you want to leave it at extreme or now. If you are using P1 and P2 those volts should be locked in and you can monitor those voltages in hwinfo see if you happy with the overshoot of volts.

 

[pc-guy]

i dunno what any of this means or how to set anything up on an amd system.. help me

Follow the guide regarding P1 P2 profile. If you want to undervolt, use the vcore setting and all core frequency it gives in bios.

you CPU looks really good.

 

[pc-guy]

This new version is really conservative.

for the same voltage it has lowered my OC by 200-250MHz.

I used to run 4.35/4.375/4.25/4.25 on 1.25V. Now it says 4.1/4.2/4.0/4.05 on the same CCX and my system was completely stable on the original OC.

this is with AGESA 1.0.0.8 with 3900X.

 

[pc-guy]

Just finished my tests on my 3900x

AGESA 1.0.0.8 has higher OC by 50Mhz after tuning compared with AGESA 1.2.0.0

however my manual CCX tuning yielded better result than the CTR. Took ages but got 4.3/4.3/4.25/4.25 on 1.25V where CTR was saying 4.1/4.3/4.0/3.9 on 1.25V

CB R20 with auto PBO - 7100
CB R20 with CTR tuning - 7240
CB R20 with manual CCX tuning - 7440

 

[pc-guy]

I have this working just fine on my 3700x, just not sure it is worth it, with diagnose my cb20 score was over 5100, now its down 300 points ,single threaded performance is lower too, when I use hybrid mode, no wonder it s more efficient and keeps temps lower (about 4c for me) I'm also getting lower performance!
Going back to Pbo and auto ac, maybe someone can convince me otherwise or later versions improve performamce

Under PBO single core of my 3900x will boost to 4505MHz but on sustained all core loads it wouldn’t go past 4.1GHz

with the tuning I am doing way more than that on all core.