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ClockTuner for Ryzen to be Overhauled and Updated (CTR v2.0)
We've written a lot about this software and are of course the official host for it, and it's been a popular tool ever since the beginning. Yuri emailed us this morning with a bit of a teaser presentation for the soon to be released CTR version 2.0
The good news first, CTR 2.0 will be supporting Zen3 based processors next to a couple of new features and looks. Newly-introduced is a Hybrid OC mode so that the tweaks will be commenced simpler than before. It's a balance in-between manual and automated tweaking. One big change is that the pending update will no longer require Ryzen Master as the CPU interfaces faster than ever with the application, 2ms when the CPU is idle, and 15ms when all-cores are loaded.
This morning, Yuri sends out a few slides of what you can expect, including a roadmap indicating v2.1 in H1 2021. That revision will see the automatic curve optimizer for Zen3 CPUs being utilized, which is rolled out in the new AGESA firmware. A v2.2 version is expected to launch in the third quarter, which would support AMD Ryzen Threadripper 5000 series and mobile Ryzen 5000 processors.
CTR 2.0 is expected to become available for download late January 2021.
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Martin5000
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#5872186 Posted on: 12/29/2020 03:06 AM
I just use precision boost overdrive and extended frequency range within the bios to do it all for me.
Seems ok. but will i benefit at all using this
app ?
https://valid.x86.fr/bench/q6zhlq/1
I just use precision boost overdrive and extended frequency range within the bios to do it all for me.
Seems ok. but will i benefit at all using this
ClockTuner for Ryzen
app ?
https://valid.x86.fr/bench/q6zhlq/1
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#5872230 Posted on: 12/29/2020 08:31 AM
Will check this tonight. When I tried the 'overclock' settings from the diagnostics log my pc would restart..
I have a 3600XT wiith a Gigabye 450i ITX mobo
Will check this tonight. When I tried the 'overclock' settings from the diagnostics log my pc would restart..
I have a 3600XT wiith a Gigabye 450i ITX mobo
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#5872258 Posted on: 12/29/2020 11:00 AM
Cool
will definitely give it a try when it launches.
Cool
will definitely give it a try when it launches.
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#5872274 Posted on: 12/29/2020 11:52 AM
He is wrong , It is not just about overclocking . It's about tuning . My 3300X was using about 1.4v , if fact 1.25v was enough , power draw went down , temps went down by 7-10C. Performance was same. It also shows how much your CPU can take and more .
Ryzens are harder to tune i agree , but much more fun to play with
I know with Intel you just slap multi and volts and you are done
PS. Dont feed troll
He is not wrong though. I would prefer overclocking in bios than installing some messy software doing it for me.
He is wrong , It is not just about overclocking . It's about tuning . My 3300X was using about 1.4v , if fact 1.25v was enough , power draw went down , temps went down by 7-10C. Performance was same. It also shows how much your CPU can take and more .
Ryzens are harder to tune i agree , but much more fun to play with
I know with Intel you just slap multi and volts and you are done
PS. Dont feed troll
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"Changing the multiplier" in a monolithic cpu is not the same as changing it in a "multi ccx" cpu where every ccx has its own lotery so... yeah... its never gonna be "changing a multiplier" in intel either if they stop following the monolithic desing route.
He is just a hater trolling in a thread with 0 interest for him.