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Download: AMD Ryzen Master 2.1.0.1424 Processor Tweaking Software
AMD made a new update to Ryzen Master available for download, obviously supports for Threadripper 3000 processors has been added. A changelog for the new version is unfortunately not available. However, we added a Ryzen Master Reference Guide to the download page as well.
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Download: Quake II RTX Download version 1.2 - 11/26/2019 05:42 PM
For those interested, I have added Quake II RTX towards our file-mirror. NVIDIA is revamping Id Software's 1997 hit game Quake II with RTX path-traced global illumination. The game has been updated t...
Download: NVIDIA GeForce 441.41 WHQL drivers - 11/26/2019 05:17 PM
Version 441.41 WHQL is game-ready for "Halo: Reach," "Quake II RTX v1.2 and with GeForce 441.41, NVIDIA added OpenGL and Vulkan API support for Image Sharpening. GeForce 441.41 also ...
Download: AMD Chipset Driver v1.11.22.0454 - 11/26/2019 09:55 AM
With the chipset driver's Adrenalin Edition 1.11.22.0454 , AMD now also supports the TRX40 chipset. The driver is also suitable for all other chipset and CPU combinations. The release notes provide o...
Download: GeForce 441.20 WHQL driver (updated) - 11/22/2019 05:12 PM
You can now download NVIDIA's new GeForce 441.20 WHQL driver. The new Game Ready Driver provides the latest performance optimizations, profiles, and bug fixes for Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. In ad...
Download: GeForce 441.34 Hotfix driver - 11/19/2019 08:16 PM
NVIDIA issued a hotfix driver that addresses Red Dead Redemption 2 Vulkan: Stalling on some systems with 4-core and 6-core CPUs Shadow of the Tomb Raider: Game may crash when launched in DX12 mode. D...
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#5735539 Posted on: 11/27/2019 04:47 PM
If you use this to OC the cores, will they permanently run at the new set speed or turbo up to that speed keeping a stock idle.
If you use this to OC the cores, will they permanently run at the new set speed or turbo up to that speed keeping a stock idle.
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#5735542 Posted on: 11/27/2019 04:55 PM
That is incorrect. It becomes a user-defined "maximum", not a "fixed" value.
The CPU downclocks anyway when low usage/idle, as long as the power management minimum setting is at 99% or less. If set to minimum 100%, then yes, it never downclocks... but why would anyone do that?
That is incorrect. It becomes a user-defined "maximum", not a "fixed" value.
The CPU downclocks anyway when low usage/idle, as long as the power management minimum setting is at 99% or less. If set to minimum 100%, then yes, it never downclocks... but why would anyone do that?
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#5735544 Posted on: 11/27/2019 05:13 PM
That is incorrect. It becomes a user-defined "maximum", not a "fixed" value.
The CPU downclocks anyway when low usage/idle, as long as the power management minimum setting is at 99% or less. If set to minimum 100%, then yes, it never downclocks... but why would anyone do that?
Ive no idea, i am asking as ive never used it, im sure i read in the 3800x post on G3D that you can have either a permanent all cor clock or a variable (stock) one. Ive not used AMD since my 3700SD back in the day so ive been Intel since C2D.
That is incorrect. It becomes a user-defined "maximum", not a "fixed" value.
The CPU downclocks anyway when low usage/idle, as long as the power management minimum setting is at 99% or less. If set to minimum 100%, then yes, it never downclocks... but why would anyone do that?
Ive no idea, i am asking as ive never used it, im sure i read in the 3800x post on G3D that you can have either a permanent all cor clock or a variable (stock) one. Ive not used AMD since my 3700SD back in the day so ive been Intel since C2D.
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#5735550 Posted on: 11/27/2019 05:30 PM
It works just fine, but I did notice a weird behavior. I had my first 3 cores (best OC'ers that actually hit 4.6-4.625Ghz) at 4.5Ghz while the rest were at 4.4Ghz,. When I was playing some games, I noticed that not only did these 3 cores hit 4.5Ghz, another two did so as well. I ain't complaining as I'm happy with what I see, but with the previous Ryzen Master, if you set the core at 4.4Ghz, it'd never go pass that.
Edit - Another thing I'd noticed is that the old Ryzen Master used to have one of my cores spike up even though I was basically surfing the net, and that core would stay at 4Ghz or higher, that behavior is gone now.....and that's a good thing!
It works just fine, but I did notice a weird behavior. I had my first 3 cores (best OC'ers that actually hit 4.6-4.625Ghz) at 4.5Ghz while the rest were at 4.4Ghz,. When I was playing some games, I noticed that not only did these 3 cores hit 4.5Ghz, another two did so as well. I ain't complaining as I'm happy with what I see, but with the previous Ryzen Master, if you set the core at 4.4Ghz, it'd never go pass that.
Edit - Another thing I'd noticed is that the old Ryzen Master used to have one of my cores spike up even though I was basically surfing the net, and that core would stay at 4Ghz or higher, that behavior is gone now.....and that's a good thing!
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Well maybe I can help a bit here as I just upgraded:
- There are two new gauges, one for "CPU Power" and one for "SOC Power" - Shows the exact number of Watts the CPU consumes, beside the PPT indicator
- It is possible now to set the time length of the histogram ( defaults to 60 mins )
- Seems that each core can be overclocked individually to exact frequency (25Mhz granularity), no longer the same value for one CCX
I'm not noticing anything else for now.