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Ryzen ClockTuner

chaosophy said:
Fair enough not wanting to mess with the CPU but I would recommend giving 'Ryzen DRAM Calculator', made by the same guy, a go.
Download 'Thaiphoon', export a report, pull it into RDC, set a couple of boxes for mobo, ram type etc, hit 'calculate safe', put the numbers in BIOS.
Give me a nudge if you want more in-depth instructions but there's plenty of info on it available.

You only really need to worry about the main page if it looks like too much faff to do the rest.

I got a big uplift in mem perf from doing that over having XMP set, same mem speed but tighter timings at lower voltage.
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I did look at that a while back but never really worked for me, but didn't use that thaiphoone thing so will try again. Last time I tried it wouldn't boot after changing timings and had to clear cmos.

As an aside I played about tonight more with the CPU settings having found out I "forgot" to plug in the small 4pin power supply to the CPU, only had the 6pin plugged in!

Long story short I have managed to improve both benchmarks and gaming fps by using a static voltage of 1.250 and setting clocks per ccx. Kind of like how CTR did. But now using the ryzen high performance power plan in windows and these changes I am seeing an actual improvement and lower temps. Finally lol.

I'm a proper clown for missing that 4pin connector lol. Text my mate about it as he got the exact same rig as me (copycat) and he had also missed the same plug too, so made me feel better lol.

I still feel my chip isn't performing as well as it should compare to review benchmarks and what others seem to get, close but not as good, but I'm leaving it now. Probably just silicon lottery.
 
Anyone know why my CCX 3-8 fields would be loading up blank. Ive followed all the pre advice steps and mobo settings laid out on guru3d?
 
ChrisD. said:
How did you get on with it?
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Yeah, it was alright - 4178mhz average across the ccx's (highest 4225, lowest 4125) at 10 watts less (270w). Good for I'm I'm doing a lot of rendering, data analysis or simulation work. I don't let CTR apply automatically - I've set it as a profile in Ryzen Master that I can select if needed.

v1.1 is due out next week.
 
Curious to see what CPPC flag (the score next to the C01 box that indicates core quality) other 3950X/3900X users have.

It seems like my CCX1 (3950X) appears to be really good, certainly in comparison to CCX4.

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LtMatt said:
Curious to see what CPPC flag (the score next to the C01 box that indicates core quality) other 3950X/3900X users have.

It seems like my CCX1 (3950X) appears to be really good, certainly in comparison to CCX4.
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Wow, you seem to have a great chip there!
Not sure I've seen anyone that close to a 200 score, let alone hit it. :eek:

My 3900X for comparison, range 122 to 160.

Pales in comparison to yours. :(

Which I guess is kind of to be expected, assuming they bin better CCDs for the higher chip.
Also wonder if me buying an OEM, rather than retail, also affected my binning?

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chaosophy said:
Wow, you seem to have a great chip there!
Not sure I've seen anyone that close to a 200 score, let alone hit it. :eek:

My 3900X for comparison, range 122 to 160.

Pales in comparison to yours. :(

Which I guess is kind of to be expected, assuming they bin better CCDs for the higher chip.
Also wonder if me buying an OEM, rather than retail, also affected my binning?

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I've got no idea to be honest, but I'm sure the 3950Xs are using the better bins.
 
I have a 1600AF with an all core overclock of 3.95ghz. Given most of my usage is gaming on single cores, does this software allow a higher single core overclock/boost or does it simply determine the best all core overclock your chip can do?
 
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