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Dear patrons, please note that I have published links to some tables that will be publicly available after the release CTR 1.1 beta 3. In CTR there will be automatic redirection to the desired page.

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Philipp Vutsen

Hi Yuri, thanks for all your work. Do you plan to support the 3990x in CTR? Right now I "hacked" it by disabling half the CCX and let CTR find the settings for the enabled cores. Guess I will have to manually set the other half, unless you have a better idea? :D

1usmus

Hi, there are plans, but I do not know when it will happen. The 3990X is a huge amount of work and the lack of a sample for the tests negatively affects the calibration result.

Philipp Vutsen

Thanks, I have a sample 3990x in case you need full access

GregT

Hi Yuri. 3 quick questions. 1. My enhanced diagnostic takes around 1 hour, is that normal? 2. I am running a 3900X on a ROG Crosshair VIII Impact and all versions of CTR crash and the PC reboots when I run the start button just after the first cinebench run completes. Diganostic works just fine. 3. What do we do with the previous setting we had enabled for your power plan (Global C-state Control, CPPC, CPPC Preferred Cores). As you can see from the screenshot here https://imgur.com/a/H8DxgKt, CTR says that it's a golden sample. I am using the latest bios and AMD chipset drivers, I have read the whole guide and I have tried with all default bios settings (just DOCP enabled), LLC 3, LLC Auto, Phase mode :Standard or Auto, Current capability mode - 100% or Auto. I have tried everything, same result, which is strange because my motherboard is very expensive and has good VRM...Do you think that ASUS's performance enhancer is creating a problem? Many thanks!

1usmus

First I advise you to use the newest CTR 1.1 beta 7. Second. Do you get an instant reboot when you press the start button or does it happen after a while?

GregT

Thanks for the reply. As I wrote in one of my tweets, I gave up on trying with the software but CTR opened up for me the world of CCX overclocking, so I have resorted to just testing my various chips (3700X, 3900X, 5800X) for the best performance in the 1,25-1,275 range...

GregT

Adding to the above, I just wanted to say that the evaluation of each chip’s quality through CTR helps me ascertain how much I can push it. I also wanted to ask you something though, even though I think that you have already replied on Twitter but I can't find it now. 1. Are you developing CRT for ZEN3? 2. What are the best settings for my 5800X on my Asus board (ROG Crosshair VIII Impact) paired with 3600 C14 Ram solely for gaming? I use my PC only for gaming and do my work on a Mac... So, PBO or all core OC? 3. You mentioned a significant frequency reserve in Zen3. How can I get the best performance out of my chip?