I applied -30 in Curve Optimizer and it gave me a +1000 points increase over stock in Cinebench R23 but it still seems like there's some more performance to be had.
Is this worth pursuing and if so what way could I go about it?
I applied -30 in Curve Optimizer and it gave me a +1000 points increase over stock in Cinebench R23 but it still seems like there's some more performance to be had.
Is this worth pursuing and if so what way could I go about it?
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Impossible to be stable at -30. Also, what are your temps???
I doubt -30 is stable on every core. I’m sure that thing is throwing silent errors, you would want something like Corecycler, it’ll stress test one core at a time and it will tell you what core errors out.
As for boost, 4.5ghz it’s not going to happen on every single core at the same time,MI would assume all cores would end up around 4.1 or 4.2 on that cput all core, the 4.5ghz boost is only for vary light loads and on 1 maybe 2 cores.
Another thing you can do it play around with edc, tdc, and ppt settings, don’t set it to motherboard limits, that actually hurts performance in every case I’ve seen so far on 5000 series. You can also play the scaler, there is some performance that can be had by turning up the scaler, can also add +200mhz to the boost, but that may also mess up your curve optimizer as it may no longer be stable, would have to adjust and test it again.