Hi,
So running my 5600x curve optimizer all cores to negative 22, I saw some videos running negative per core with much lower numbers (5, 10, 15, 5, 10, 5), not sure what I'm doing is right or wrong? should the preferred core have the lowest negative or the highest?
GB Aorus Elite X570.
thanks,
Good idea to go Curve Optimizer "All Cores"?
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I have Ryzen 9 7950X3D (I am new to OC) is it a bad idea to go Curve Optimizer "All Cores" only or should I go "Per Core"? Do you have any procedure, how to find the best settings Per Core and test it? I was thinking Prime95 or OCCT, dunno which one is better.
Each CCD sharesone voltage rail for all the cores within that ccd. Most people assume that since curve optimizer allows per core offsets then each core has its own dedicated voltage rail for each specific core however this is NOT the case. If 1 or more cores are active (not parked) and they have a different offsets then the SMU will pick the lowest offset of the group and that’s what you will run at. It doesn’t care that every other core is at -60, if you have one core at -5 and all cores are active then the cpu will effectively run as a -5 offset cpu.
Per-core CO helps single/light-thread boost. (Think single core benchmarks, marketing) no modern AAA game runs on 1 or 2 cores, the year is not 1999)
TL/DR: Worst core dominates anything beyond ideal single threaded conditions.