AMD Curve Optimizer 5800X 5100Mhz

Discussion in 'Processors and motherboards AMD' started by bobnewels, Nov 12, 2020.

  1. FujiXPro2

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    Really ?

    Is there a huge difference in gaming ? Results should be pretty close isnt'it ? But we love and can afford things, just do :)

    From my side, i will wait the new Agesa to test this new undervolting tools.

    I tried today to lower value of PPT/TDC/EDC.

    Works very well comparing to undervolting with 0.090V.

    No more less points in Cenebench. It's 2° hotter (76 to 78°, stock settings was 85°), but i gain +100 Mhz in CPU Boost Overhide in PBO and use CO to -10, all cores.

    4950 Mhz in game now, before it was 4500 Mhz :)

    Next August, i will buy a 5950X for my X570 and send my 5800X on my X470 in order to replace my good R7 2700X.

    I stay with amd because i'm curious to see the future results of my RTX 3080 with RTX I/O in PCIE-4.0 and my NVEM 4.0

    Also curious to see the "AMD SAM" technologie declined in Nvidia Version.
     
  2. bobnewels

    bobnewels Maha Guru

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    That sounds awesome ,anyway no real difference in PC gameplay. The Intel CPU's are on sale and I wanted one,I already have some but did not have 10 series.
    I also has 2600X/3600X/3600XT/3800X/3800XT/5800X so I I like AMD alot.
     
  3. darrenj

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    Damn good temps
    My 5800x is idling en the 40 degrees
    Its a new build SFF water cooleed bild
    With an EVGA 3080
     
  4. bobnewels

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    Damm maybe I was just lucky on the 5800X.
     

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    OK guys, my 5950x was delivered over the weekend, and I've been playing around with curve optimiser a bit. However, I have a quick question about temps as I am concerned I have a bad mount on my CPU block. I am seeing 10 - 15 degrees higher temps vs. my 3950x on the same loop. Do these chips run significantly hotter? I am debating about tearing down my loop again and remounting the waterblock.

    Running an EK mono block on a Gigabyte x570 Aorus Master & triple 140mm rad. I have tried undervolting the dynamic vcore a bit, and also playing around with curve optimiser. It does make a bit of a difference but still not where my 3950 was in terms of temps. For info temps are.

    Cyberpunk up to 65 - 70c
    Valhalla 60-65c degrees
    Horizon Zero Dawn - 60 - 65c
    R15 SC = 62c
    R15 MC = 75c

    I do note the spikes in voltage are significantly higher than the 3950 - up to 1.45v even higher when everything is stock out of the box.

    The CPU itself is great! Out of the box it will boost up to 5ghz in lightly threaded loads - v.nice. With some tweaking it will do a little higher than that.
     
  6. bobnewels

    bobnewels Maha Guru

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    I say if you think there is something wrong ,then I suggest you return your CPU.

    AMD CPU Thermal Expectations. Post #12 in this thread has more information if you want to check it out
    [​IMG]
     
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  7. MikeMK

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    Yes, I've seen that chart. I get that the CPU is still working within AMD temp spec. My question is more around my custom loop. The delta vs. my 3950X is much more than I would have expected and I am not sure if that is caused by a bad block mount, or if I should expect this CPU to run that much hotter vs. the 3950. Just being lazy and trying to avoid tearing down my loop again unnecessarily!
     
  8. bobnewels

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    Full loop I would be pissed off,return the CPU for another if you can.
     
  9. crashburn162

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    I have the 5900x 360 rad with 1080Ti in the loop also I am getting idle temps 45 on HWinfo(tctl/tdie) and 35 on CPU Die Avarage, ryzen master reports the same temps as the CPU Die Avarage in Hwinfo. But voltages jump to 1.4+ on light workloads so I am guessing that's the reason. In Load the 2 temperatures have differences again but it's more like 3-4 degrees. I have the MSI B550
    Tomahawk I found the curve optimiser today but it doesn't really work on idle/light workloads but it does work on single core performance and multicore workloads. For the temps you said I am having almost the same temperatures besides the R15 MC doesn't go beyond 70 there. I've been checking the forums seems normal with these cpus I hope with the new AGESA this is worked out. Because at the moment my maximum Voltage is 1.488 and that's a lot :) .
     
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  10. bobnewels

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    Max voltage in light loads can go up to 1.55v depending on settings and agesa/BIOS and the voltages are normal for boost clocks and are safe.
    I trust the AMD engineers 100%

    I have owned 7 different AMD Ryzen CPU's and they all work the same pretty much for voltages.

    I did have one bad 3800XT that would crash on idle and I just returned it.If someone not happy with the CPU ,return it if possible. Sell it and buy a different CPU.
     

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    Thanks, looks like these are just running hotter than I expected. I too noticed the voltage spikes which is a big part of the problem.
     
  12. Jose Vargas M

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    Thanks bobnewels for this thread!!! I'm new to overclocking and I was trying to figure out the Curve optimizer for my 5800x, and your explanations and graphics made the trick! I'm now at work but as soon as I get home I'll start setting it up. I have a couple of 8GB Viper Steel 4400 running @ 3800 Cas 15, using 1.5V.... , I haven't tried them on IF 2000 but I wanted to OC the CPU before trying to go further with the memory. I have a NH-D15 but I'm reaching 85 when running Cinebench R23, so I don't know if that's normal or may be an issue
     
  13. bobnewels

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    First post greatest post ever lol ,try to get your CPU like this.
    Makes evag/epeen bigger
    Xuan Yuan Sword VII 4K HDR up to 5150Mhz all cores
     
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