I finished setting up my new upgrade to 9950x3d, and I’m super excited to share it with you all! I’ve been tweaking and optimizing for days, and I think I’ve finally got it dialed in and running stable for 10 days now. Here’s a quick rundown of the key components and settings:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D
- PBO Settings (Manual PPT/TDC/EDC) :
- PPT: 250W | TDC: 290A | EDC: 290A
- Boost Clock Override: Disabled
- Undervolt CCD0: -40°C offset
- Undervolt CCD1: -35°C offset
- Curve Shaper: -10, Max Freq Low/Med/High Temeperature ( rest are disabled )
- 1x Scalar
- Max Temp: 89°C
- Preferred CCD: Driver
- SVM disabled ( Virtualization )
- Core Tuning Config: Legacy
- Voltage Settings:
- V_SOC: 1.29V ( can’t do less )
- VDD: 1.48V ( can’t do less )
- Other Settings:
- CPU Vcore Loadline Calibration: Turbo
- Vcore SOC Loadline Calibration: High
RAM: G.Skill Trident Z 6400CL32 2x32GB (Stock)
- FCLK: 2133MHz ( can’t do more, CPU IMC limitation )
- 6400 CL30-38-38-36 ( see Zentimings )
- 1:1 Ratio
Motherboard: B650E AORUS MASTER – F37b bios AGESA 1.2.0.3f
- VRM Design: Twin 16+2+2 Digital VRM Design
- Power Stage: 105A Smart Power Stage
- PCB: 8-Layer 2X Copper PCB
Cooling: Arctic Freezer II 420mm
- Cooling Solution: Arctic Freezer II 420mm
- Max Temp: 76.2°C Cinebench r23
Power Supply: Aqirys Quasar 1200W
- Power Supply: 1200W Platinum
GPU: AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX Pulse
- Graphics Card: AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX Pulse
Performance
CPU Profile 3dmark : https://www.3dmark.com/cpu/2910027
Max threads 18 911
Cpu-z : https://valid.x86.fr/bench/einev5/32
Single Core : 909 | Multicore 18084
Cinebench R23:
- Multi-core score: 46,145
- Single-core score: 2,306
- Max Temp: 76.2°C ( 22.5 room temp )
- Peak Power: 228.4W
Gaming Performance
In Battlefield 6 (1080p native lowest settings, TAA), the CPU is using 8 threads ccd0 5500-5550Mhz and hits 59°C after 15-20 minutes of gameplay with a power draw of 110-119W. The CPU OC settings are incredibly power-efficient, ensuring smooth performance without overheating.
If you have any tips or suggestions, I’d love to hear them!