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Hi guys!
I'm trying to test the stability of my PC after undervolting and I've seen a lot of people talking about CoreCycler, but I have no idea how to use it. Can someone please explain?"
Hi guys, I'm trying to fine tune curve optimiser on my Ryzen 5 5600 (Non X) but honestly don't know how to use any core cycler software. I've downloaded OCCT and CoreCycler but just can't find any straight forward info on what settings to use and how long it should be tested for.
First of all, should I use OCCT or CoreCycler? Are they both the same? What settings should I use?
I've had my CO set to -14 all cores for a while and its been stable but think I can get more out of it. On HWinfo its saying that cores 1 and 2 are the best. Can I use this tool (screenshot attached) to change curve without rebooting? Or do I need to reboot every time?
I tried using CoreCycler but it only lasted 6 minutes with 0 errors? Honestly just confused lol I've been okay with OC'ing up to this point haha. Any advice to help me understand the best way to fine tune my CO will be much appreciated. Thanks.
Hi all,
Can somebody please help me to understand this undervolt guide for my 7800x3d.
My Experience/Guide to Undervolting the 7800X3D - Benchmarks, Temperatures, Stress Tests, and Common Questions/Concerns : r/Amd (reddit.com)
In the initial steps, @ Safe-Economics-3224 talks about using CoreCycler-v0.9.4.2 to do baseline testing.
He provides a config file for these tests. This config file uses Ycruncher, mode = 22-ZN4 ~ Kizuna and includes tests BKT, BBP, SFT, FFT, N32, N64, HNT, VST, C17.
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Repeat this process until you are able to pass CoreCycler overnight (i assume that is with the abovementioned config?_
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Lastly, run y-cruncher overnight with all tests enabled???
I can't find anywhere where I could enable all tests. It appears to me that the original config file IS all tests? (BKT, BBP, SFT, FFT, N32, N64, HNT, VST, C17.)
Looking at this image in his post https://preview.redd.it/my-experience-guide-to-undervolting-the-7800x3d-benchmarks-v0-k6rqp5gq8gqb1.png?width=905&format=png&auto=webp&s=95d13d2bef2b56a029efa7118b95f040f8d23345
It shows "8hr Corecycler HyperThread", then lasty "ycruncher all".
What have I missed here? As I understand, Corecycler is just the script that runs through each core individually? What is a Corecycler Hyperthread Test?