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#81 ·
hell yeah 😍 a little thanks for @1usmus
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#83 ·
Looks great thank you, Just small thing if its possible to fix it in the future. When i tick auto load with OS profile option and wake up computer from sleep mode the computer is in normal mode without overclock and i have to enable the profile manually in app menu to activate overclock again. I know its not big deal but if its possible to fix it it will be great, With app the clocks are 4225Mhz at 1.275v cpu runs much cooler maybe around 10 degrees. Just little more testing and donation is coming shortly great app
 
#84 ·
what does ccx quality means? The higher the better?
I know the gold silver bronze ratings are really depend on how much clocks CTR detects. You can get platinum, bronze or silver with the same cpu. lol
But the ccx quality numbers never change
 
#85 ·
dansi said:
what does ccx quality means? The higher the better?
I know the gold silver bronze ratings are really depend on how much clocks CTR detects. You can get platinum, bronze or silver with the same cpu. lol
But the ccx quality numbers never change
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The core quality numbers are most likely the performance index that Windows assigns each core. You can find these in the event log.

EDIT: Confirmed that's exactly where those values are obtained by they're all -1 than the values I found in Event Viewer.
 
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#86 ·
Gives me very unstable OC. I even lowered 50MHz from what the final result and still CB20 does not finish. Maybe will give it a go once its more stable.
 
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#90 ·
Let's go!
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ClockTuner for Ryzen (CTR) v2.1 RC5 Download

Download ClockTuner for Ryzen (CTR), Guru3D is the official download partner for this handy utility that can possibly boost ZEN2 processor performance on your PC....
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#91 ·
my score was like 10% less than I normally run with 100% stable pbo 0-0-1.
 
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#92 ·
First time running the diagnostic it says I have a platinum sample and reference frequency set to 6424 MHz :oops:
Run the diagnostic a second time: Bronze sample and ref frequency -5526 MHz

Very cool! This is on the beta 2 btw.

ClockTuner for Ryzen 1.0s by 1usmus
AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6-Core Processor (870F10)
Micro-Star International Co., Ltd. B450M MORTAR (MS-7B89)
BIOS ver. 1.E2 SMU ver. 46.62.00
DRAM speed 3000 MHz
09/30/2020 20:49:31


AVX light mode
Cycle time: 45000 ms
Reference frequency: 4050MHz
Reference voltage: 1268 mV
Voltage step: 6 mV


Manual overclocking mode enabled
Sets overclocking parameters...
CCX1 Quality 116 Frequency 4050 MHz Voltage 1268 mV
CCX2 Quality 127 Frequency 4050 MHz Voltage 1268 mV

Step# 1
Diagnostic VID voltage: 1268 mV
Stress test started! 09/30/2020 20:50:16
SOC SVI2 1.087
Thread# 13 fall down, usage 60.6%
Stress test stopped! 09/30/2020 20:50:23

Step# 2
Diagnostic VID voltage: 1274 mV


Diagnostic results:
Energy efficient: 3.18
AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6-Core Processor - Platinum sample
Recomended values for Overclocking:
Reference frequency: 6424 MHz
Reference voltage: 1262 mV
Recomended values for Undervoolt:
Reference frequency: 6300 MHz
Reference voltage: 1175 mV
AVX light mode
Cycle time: 45000 ms
Reference frequency: 4050MHz
Reference voltage: 1268 mV
Voltage step: 6 mV


Manual overclocking mode enabled
Sets overclocking parameters...
CCX1 Quality 116 Frequency 4050 MHz Voltage 1268 mV
CCX2 Quality 127 Frequency 4050 MHz Voltage 1268 mV

Step# 1
Diagnostic VID voltage: 1268 mV
Stress test started! 09/30/2020 20:55:07
There is a need to increase LLC!
SOC SVI2 1.081
Thread# 13 fall down, usage 78.8%
Stress test stopped! 09/30/2020 20:55:15

Step# 2
Diagnostic VID voltage: 1274 mV


Diagnostic results:
Energy efficient: 3.18
AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6-Core Processor - Bronze sample
Recomended values for Overclocking:
Reference frequency: -5526 MHz
Reference voltage: 1262 mV
Recomended values for Undervoolt:
Reference frequency: -5700 MHz
Reference voltage: 1175 mV
 
#93 ·
I got this problem with Beta 2

ClockTuner for Ryzen 1.0s by 1usmus
AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 8-Core Processor (870F10)
ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. PRIME X470-PRO
BIOS ver. 5603 SMU ver. 46.62.00
DRAM speed 3733 MHz
09/30/2020 22:02:12




Critical error. Core tags are not defined correctly!
You should read the guide.
 
#94 ·
8800GT said:
I'm actually using an ML240R. Temps get up to 80C on p95 . Cinebench I don't see over 65 generally. Other then that, I'm just using about 6xCorsair sp120's in push/pull. But even at 80c, it's stable on small fft for 8 hours.
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Interesting, ML360R is supposed to be better. I am on default fan setup of CM H500M cabinet (2x200mm front intake, 1x140mm rear exhaust, AIO radiator on top as exhaust), yet to identify if adding any more fans could help specially a push/pull setup on top of radiator. But I guess by being an early adopter of 3900x I am paying the price of getting a slightly dud chip (bought in Oct 2019). Though the chip runs fine but just does not get above 4.25 Ghz all core, single core boosts upto 4.6 Ghz on 2 or 3 cores. Guess I have to live with it that way.
 
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Jibzy said:
I got this problem with Beta 2

ClockTuner for Ryzen 1.0s by 1usmus
AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 8-Core Processor (870F10)
ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. PRIME X470-PRO
BIOS ver. 5603 SMU ver. 46.62.00
DRAM speed 3733 MHz
09/30/2020 22:02:12




Critical error. Core tags are not defined correctly!
You should read the guide.
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Same here, with version 1 i had no problems, strange.
 
#96 ·
roco_smith said:
don't understand this very low values on my X370 CH6E Ryzen 3900X with this tool , since at bios ccx per clock settings give way more better extra performance and volt doesn't pass 1.30
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Same problem here. To be honest, I don't understand how this tool set voltage. I'll explain: I have a CCX OC setting in BIOS I'm using for a while. I set (3900X) 4.35/4.35/4.25/4.25 @ 1.31 Volts using offset on my X570 Master motherboard.

Voltages on HWinfo64 read 1.31v on SVI2 TFN, with vdroop to 1.26v at 100% usage on CB20 for example. CPU Core VID effective reads 1.1v. Those reads correlate to what I set in BIOS, vCore to Normal and Offsett +0.2v (on the Master, default voltage set by the MB is 1.1v when manual OC, so adding 0.2v I have the desired 1.3v final core voltage I read on HWinfo).

This OC is CB20 and H264 stable, gaming stable, P95 non AVX stable. It's not P95 AVX stable tough, a lot of heat for my cooling.

Now, CTR utility set voltages in a different way according HWinfo: SVI2 TFN shows 1.45v, and Core VID effective reads 1.25v, so I assume the tool is setting the 1250mv in the test to the VID effective. Problem is with a moderate OC of 4.2/4.2/4.075/4.075, CB20 instantly crashes, while with my manual OC is 100% stable.

Also, if I set a profile on CTR based on the recommended values after the Testing period, it eventually fails too, instant CB20 crash when you press "Start" on the tool.

It seems I'm lost here on how to properly use this tool :-(
 
Discussion starter · #98 ·
"Critical error. Core tags are not defined correctly!"

This means that on this operating system you used a different processor before.

1 Step : Clear System log

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2 Step : Reboot

Done!
 
Discussion starter · #99 ·
CTR 1.0 beta 2

Fixed many bugs. Also I want to warn in advance, it is impossible to fix all problems in 1 day. I will work on it, do not worry.
  • Fixed "Diagnostic" mode. A number of improvements should make diagnosis more safe and clever. Also slightly increased diagnostic time.
  • Fixed LLC warnings.
  • OC recommendations (reference voltage and reference frequency) have been changed for some processors.
  • CTR now knows, how to notify the user if a problem is detected in the monitoring system.
  • New! Ramping system. This system is provided to lengthen the ramp time and lessen the current in-rush. An attempt to save the system from BSOD.
  • New! Voltage compensation. A system that will compensate Vdroop at the final stage of overclocking or undervolting. An attempt to save the system from BSOD.
  • Fixed (partially) a rare bug "CTR does not start".
  • Fixed abnormal Cinebench R20 results (voltage or power consumption).
  • Fixed a rare bug "Problems with reading CBlog.log".
  • "EDIT PROFILE". Additional protection of text fields from incorrect actions.
  • Changed "CCX delta" (default) for Ryzen 9 3900X.
Download: ClockTuner for Ryzen (CTR) v1.0 Beta 2 Download
 
#100 ·
Think these are my new 24/7 settings for my 3950X (after alot of testing and tweaking)

CCX1 Quality 185 Frequency 4500 MHz Voltage 1325 mV OC=
CCX2 Quality 168 Frequency 4450 MHz Voltage 1325 mV OC=
CCX3 Quality 152 Frequency 4350 MHz Voltage 1325 mV OC=
CCX4 Quality 136 Frequency 4350 MHz Voltage 1325 mV OC=

Some bench values :)

Geekbench 4 @ System manufacturer System Product Name - Geekbench Browser
Singlecore score = 6328
Multicore score = 64197

Geekbench 5 @ System manufacturer System Product Name - Geekbench Browser
Singlecore score = 1366
Multicore score = 17184

Cinebench R20
Multicore score = 10486
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Now i have something to compare against my "soon-to-be" Zen3 5950X :)
 
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