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Zen 3 statistic (Patreon)

Published:
2021-02-24 11:15:56
Edited:
2021-02-24 11:20:55
Imported:
2026-06
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CTR

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A few of my conclusions :

5950X are good sampled processors, they have the best frequency/voltage ratio.

The platinum category will appear with the Zen 3+ later this year.

About 17% of the 5900X and 5950X did not qualify and had the first CCD turned off. It is possible that the CCD#1 was damaged or of poor quality when it was installed.

I like the percentage of silver and gold, which shows that the technological processes is pretty well established.Thanks to Riwwelorsch for this data (from CTR tables) :)

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Riwwelorsch

And the unique processors arent that unique :-)

1usmus

Yeah! It could also be that the gold samples 5600X and 5800X are 5900X or 5950X that have CCD#2 disabled.

Xdrqgol

super interesting data! thanks for this!

Anonymous

Interesting... Will you use this data to adapt CTR diagnostic voltage and other specific settings per processor? e.g. 5600X will have reference diagnostic voltage 911 instead current 1187?

Riwwelorsch
>>54299970

Read carefully. Its called best voltage diag and belongs to one of the rare platinum chips. So no, dont change the diag voltage

PJ (edited)

Comment edits

2026-09-05 16:00 Thank you for the great work. It gives a general idea about the behavior of the CPU but I wouldn't take it too seriously as some settings can be manually tricked and there is still some bugs. For example (user @pierr here): The diag voltage can be manually changed and reported as it by CTR. With 2.1 Beta 6, CTR didn't changed the diagnostic voltage after a complete diagnostic test. I had to set it manually. Also: after tuning Profile 2, the CB run should be at 1306 mV and 4625 Mhz but for a strange reason, the test was made with 1122 mV and CB returned a result even below than the bench of Profile 1 (see lines 1174 & 1175 in the Ryzen 5 report).
2021-02-24 12:05 Thank you for the great work. It gives a general idea about the behavior of the CPU but I wouldn't take it too seriously as some settings can be manually tricked and there is still some bugs. For example (user @pierr here): The diag voltage can be manually changed and reported as it by CTR. With 2.1 Beta 6, CTR didn't changed the diagnostic voltage after a complete diagnostic test. I had to set it manually. Also: after tuning Profile 2, the CB run should be at 1306 mV and 4625 Mhz but for a strange reason, the test was made with 1122 mV and CB returned a result even below than the bench of Profile 1 (see lines 1174 & 1175 in the Ryzen 5 report).

Thank you for the great work. It gives a general idea about the behavior of the CPU but I wouldn't take it too seriously as some settings can be manually tricked and there is still some bugs. For example (user @pierr here): The diag voltage can be manually changed and reported as it by CTR. With 2.1 Beta 6, CTR didn't changed the diagnostic voltage after a complete diagnostic test. I had to set it manually. Also: after tuning Profile 2, the CB run should be at 1306 mV and 4625 Mhz but for a strange reason, the test was made with 1122 mV and CB returned a result even below than the bench of Profile 1 (see lines 1174 & 1175 in the Ryzen 5 report).

Mr. Blaze

Just so you know, I hit that 800 mV club and scored Platinum with my 5800x, but I had my office door open testing in 50F ambient with a custom loop.

Mr. Blaze

That's the case here. Even though I manipulated it.

geo_gan

Where is this data from? Is CTR "phoning home" and reporting back results of peoples runs to compile this data somehow?

Samuel Colletti

you literally have the option to report your stuff in the program... if you read the settings its there.

Riwwelorsch

Check it out under "results" menu in CTR. Lower right corner, there are buttons to see the stats for each processor typ. And no, there is no phoning home by default. Only if you checked the "Auto share stats" Option in CTR

geo_gan

Oh yes those... that is in the "Benchmark" tab on my CTR2.0 RC3 version of it. unfortunately unless you look at this straight after running the big tuning process, the page is blank... tuning values just 0000. And actually I noticed it sometimes didn't even fill in the Cinebench results when i ran it either so nothing to "submit".

Eric Hamilton

My 5950x switches between bronze and silver throughout testing of different CTR builds, but mostly stays bronze. Should I be sad? Why does it switch?

Michael

Evaluation depends on many factors like level of LLC or CPU temperature. Better cooling gives better result. And don't be sad because real world difference between borderline silver and most 5950x will be marginal ;).

Tanveer Jugpal

Silver 5900X here. Has always come back as silver with about 20 passes.

Doug Wilkinson

is there a similar graphic for zen 2 ?

Henry Curtis Pelgrift

Any way to find out and then fancify them (reactivate anything in CCD#2)? 😬