At this moment it may seem to you that everything is optimized or overclocked to you and we, enthusiasts, have nothing else to do here, but this is not so. That is, now the marking of the CPPC cores corresponded to reality and the SMU intelligently uses cores in low-threaded applications with maximum energy efficiency. I can also note that AMD was able to overcome weak single-core boost or single-core boost from cores that had mediocre silicon performance and fault tolerance. In addition to all of the above, there was one more event with a capital letter that added pleasant hassle and postponed the release of CTR 2.0 - this is the long-awaited release of AMD processors with the Zen 3 microarchitecture. In particular, special thanks to Keaton Blomquist and Vadym Kosmin for their contributions to the development of CTR 2.0. Fortunately, there were people in the community who possessed valuable information and skills, thanks to which it was possible to translate all plans into reality. If at least some samples were provided (entry and mid-level processors), then there was no information support at all. Therefore, despite all the difficulties, it was decided to re-create the project in a fairly short time without proper support from the giant companies. It turned out to be physically impossible to process such a number of requests. The release of CTR 1.0 and 1.1 was not that smooth and many faced a number of problems and shortcomings that cannot be solved with a hotfix or patch. Or if anyone has personal experience with overclocking using these pieces of software.Before starting a new review Clock Tuner for Ryzen 2 I would like to thank the Ryzen community for the patience and warm welcome of the project.
#Ryzen ctr 2.1 professional
If anyone knows of a professional or well layed out video for overclocking on Gigabyte BIOS with Ryzen 5900 or any 5000 series, I would be interested to find it.
#Ryzen ctr 2.1 windows
I am hoping to find out if I am wasting my time trying to run this program with Windows x, or if I should be trying to use Ryzen Master to achieve a higher clock on the CPU.
I have hit up Linus on Twitter as well as Jay and Gamers Nexus, but nobody will cover the 1usmus software, which is obviously their prerogative. So all of that said, I am trying to find out if anyone has experience with Windows 11 and CTR 2.1.
#Ryzen ctr 2.1 how to
I was hoping to get to 4.9 or higher, but I just don't know how to get it there, and don't want to mess anything up. I am getting about 4.5 and boosting for longer up to about 4.8. After some months of trying, I got a 5900x and swapped it, and after much more tinkering was able to get it to work with my 5900x. I got CTR back then and it got my 3700x to 4.375 which I never was able to even HIT on my own or with PBO. All youtube videos seemed to be too specific to motherboard manufacture and BIOS tools, that were never the same as my Gigabyte (Aorus Elite Wifi). I attempted overclocking on my own with my old 3700x, but just couldn't get it down. Whats up everyone? I have been using CTR 2.1 for a few months.
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