THIS WILL NOT HELP with gaming/normal use. since this is a "fixed" oc, running PBO (enabled, not just auto) will be better (especially for non MT clocks), and my CB20 result was actually tick higher (bit more power use tho). about cpu quali: i forgot that pbo was running, so switching pbo off, my 3700 went from platinum to bronze, so its not that reliable (for now at least). LLC setting: start with recommended setting, switch one down/up if needed. i got "lower LLC" warning on the beta v2, and switching from turbo to high (Aorus x570 Ultra) fixed it, and i didn't have more than 1% drop, nor did it affect my boost clocks. anyone having problems with the prog: -make sure you run the latest (non beta/stable) bios for your board/cpu (with needed settings) -make sure your ram is stable (3rd pass on memtest (v8.4) showed it wasn't anymore, i needed +0.01v more after update) -make sure net 4.6 is installed -make sure your running the latest chipset driver -make sure that you still have the zipped CTR folder (dl again if needed) -uninstall ryzen master, delete existing CTR folder, delete windows logs and registry (use ccleaner if you don't know how) -SHUTDOWN pc after boot: (use the amd balanced plan if possible) -install ryzen master, start it once and shut it down again -unzip CTR folder, copy CB files and run it once to accept conditions -start CTR and do "diagnostics", after its finished, do "start"..

@Middle verify your dram clock/voltage settings. if 3734 is on purpose, dial it back to 3600 for now. install net again, no change then uninstall all and reinstall after reboot. otherwise, do/try everything from my previous post https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=48130

I'm new in all of this and i get this results and i want to know what are the best config for daily use. Diagnostic results: Energy efficient: 3.87 AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6-Core Processor - Gold sample Recomended values for Overclocking: Reference frequency: 4399 MHz Reference voltage: 1262 mV Recomended values for Undervoolt: Reference frequency: 4250 MHz Reference voltage: 1175 mV AVX Light mode Cycle time: 240000 ms Reference frequency: 4399 MHz CCX delta: 25 MHz Reference voltage: 1262 mV Target voltage: 1262 mV And the last test give me : Step# 5 Sets overclocking parameters... CCX1 Quality 116 Frequency 4424 MHz Voltage 1262 mV OC= CCX2 Quality 127 Frequency 4424 MHz Voltage 1262 mV OC= Stress test #1 started! 09/30/2020 22:38:25 FFT: 2048 CPU Vdroop: 2.1 % CPU Temperature: 62.9° Stress test stopped! 09/30/2020 22:39:51 Stress test #2 started! 09/30/2020 22:39:52 FFT: 1344 CPU Vdroop: 1.5 % CPU Temperature: 63° Stress test stopped! 09/30/2020 22:41:18 Stress test #3 started! 09/30/2020 22:41:19 FFT: 4096 CPU Vdroop: 2.1 % CPU Temperature: 63.6° Stress test stopped! 09/30/2020 22:42:45 Step# 6 Sets overclocking parameters... CCX1 Quality 116 Frequency 4399 MHz Voltage 1274 mV OC= CCX2 Quality 127 Frequency 4399 MHz Voltage 1274 mV OC= Cinebench 20 started Cinebench 20 finished with result: 3888 Voltage: 1.275 V PPT: 91.1 W Temperature: 75.9° Profile successfully saved! I use undervolt or oveclocked? And the Watt on OC is fine? And how i set for undervolt!? Thanks! and greetings Complete log https://pastebin.com/LLbmXhGD

Ignatuz:

Recomended values for Overclocking: Reference frequency: 4399 MHz Reference voltage: 1262 mV Recomended values for Undervoolt: Reference frequency: 4250 MHz Reference voltage: 1175 mV I use undervolt or oveclocked? And the Watt on OC is fine? And how i set for undervolt!? Thanks! and greetings

When the 'diagnostic' part finishes and it gives you the above in the log it automatically puts the two 'Recomended values for Overclocking' into the relevant boxes in the settings section. If you want to test the undervolt then you need to manually put the two 'Recomended values for Undervoolt' into the boxes instead and then hit 'Start' for it to test those settings.

chaosophy:

When the 'diagnostic' part finishes and it gives you the above in the log it automatically puts the two 'Recomended values for Overclocking' into the relevant boxes in the settings section. If you want to test the undervolt then you need to manually put the two 'Recomended values for Undervoolt' into the boxes instead and then hit 'Start' for it to test those settings.

thanks! and for daily use what you recomend? 12 hs day

wavetrex:

So, NO THANK YOU. Back to PBO. Same here, seems it's working poorly with 3700X.

ah ! a PBO user ! can you please tell me if you experience the same thing I do here Wavetrex or if it's a threadripper specialty ? skip to 3min30 to see the "miracle" happen lol edit: sorry about your dud...I have a 9900k that's like this, a boxed version and all,it barely reaches the 4.7ghz it's supposed to and if i try 5.0ghz all cores it'll go to 240watts and 100°C on a custom loop :/ [youtube=9cIUBlQTN7Y] long story short with ryzen master as my only comment says, used to test PBO, I've got this parallel universe thing where I've got higher scores than all stock settings, but with much lower temperatures and clocks o_O except idle is garbage, in this case idle has higher temps than a cinebench run wth now it's not only that ryzen master is reporting wrong clocks (seems to often do) because aida64 and my HX1200i corsair "smart" psu wattage report the same thing lower clocks lower watts lower temps so it is happening take the comment below as a rant or possible reality in our computer world : all I can think of if some kind of "vw scandal" style shenanigans where cpus recognize benchmarks and behave differently when they run, something I have never heard any "pro-tuber/reviewer" talk about but which is clearly something that will exist if not for all for some benchmarks I tuned cars for a few years before the vw emission scandal exploded I already knew car ECUs were heavily tweaked for emission control with weird values that shouldn't be there either it's that or threadripper design or AMD have a potential they don't use properly car owners might have heard of euroncap the safety test which is also untrustworthy as Mercedes years ago introduced a safety belt deployement feature which gave the car 5/5 euroncap at euroncap speed 55kph I believe but which would kill you from internal bleeding at 80kph because it would crush your internal organs, same thing...and the nurburgring lap records used as marketing to sell sportscar always "tweaked" too with non-production engines, suspensions settings etc...it's widely known in the car world that "benchmarks" are cheated why wouldn't they be in the computer world ? just something to keep in mind and why I only trust my own gameplay experience in the games I have hundreds hours on

Hello, my lovely community. Sorry it took me a long time not to visit this topic. I will provide an update tonight. https://lol.tf/Cm0tVnh.png To my regret, a bug that says about problems with core tagging (CPPC) was made by the motherboard manufacturer. Therefore a special version (CTR) will be provided which will ignore this problem. It will negatively affect the speed of tuning (3900 3900x 3900xt 3950x 3960x 3970x), but should not affect the final result. Also check the settings in your BIOS. CPPC - Enabled Preferred cores - Enabled PSS - Enabled + Latest chipset driver 2.07

I think the sample rating is just the power not what it can actually achieve with a manual overclock I ran it multiple times and get different results each time ..

Max(IT):

Well, your is a wise advice, thank you but it didn’t answer my question 😕 Is it possible to update the utility to beta 2 without losing the already (successfully) applied overclock/undervolt achieved with beta 1 ? Thank you 😉

Just replace CTR.exe

Passus:

I think the sample rating is just the power not what it can actually achieve with a manual overclock I ran it multiple times and get different results each time ..

Non stable dram? or big Vdroop?

Dear all, Got better results with a little tweaking today, also better energy efficiency. 🙂 The hotfix version works fine as well. Thanks again for providing this useful app.

NuttyProcessor:

I have serious (Dangerous) issues running CTR. - LLC control on Turbo (Both CPU voltage as SOC voltage)

I'd be careful adjusting the LLC on the SoC. The peak voltage might spike too high, depending on the motherboard and how LLC is setup, it might be detrimental. What I'd suggest is, download HwInfo, run Cinebench on your own, and watch the voltages. If the max SoC goes above 1.1v, consider bumping the SoC LLC down a notch and repeat until your max voltage is around 1.1.

NightWind:

Dear all, Got better results with a little tweaking today, also better energy efficiency. 🙂 The hotfix version works fine as well. Thanks again for providing this useful app.

In the second screenshot, it looks like one of the stress tests failed. Are you sure the OC was successful?

ThanoslBsl:

Hey ! any Ryzen 9 3950x people ? i feel like my points are worse than the stock one 🙁 Also my log : ***ClockTuner for Ryzen 1.0s by 1usmus*** AMD Ryzen 9 3950X 16-Core Processor (870F10) ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. ROG CROSSHAIR VIII FORMULA BIOS ver. 2206 SMU ver. 46.63.00 DRAM speed 3333 MHz 10/01/2020 15:44:38 Temperature limit reached!35.1° OC terminated! AVX Light mode Cycle time: 240000 ms Reference frequency: 4300 MHz CCX delta: 250 MHz Reference voltage: 1325 mV Target voltage: 1325 mV Cinebench 20 started Cinebench 20 finished with result: 8766 Voltage: 1.131 V PPT: 133 W Temperature: 54.4° Manual overclocking mode enabled Step# 11 Sets overclocking parameters... CCX1 Quality 100 Frequency 4500 MHz Voltage 1331 mV OC= CCX2 Quality 136 Frequency 4475 MHz Voltage 1331 mV OC= CCX3 Quality 136 Frequency 4325 MHz Voltage 1331 mV OC= CCX4 Quality 136 Frequency 4300 MHz Voltage 1331 mV OC= Cinebench 20 started Cinebench stopped! 10/01/2020 16:26:35 PPT limit reached!223.2W OC terminated! Exception, problems Cinebench! System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception (0x80004005): Access is denied at System.Diagnostics.Process.Kill() at Nemesis_UIv2.MAIN.b__48_0() TDC limit reached!150.8A OC terminated! Cinebench 20 finished with result: 8767 Voltage: 1.331 V PPT: 31.9 W Temperature: 39.6° Profile successfully saved! Sincerely, Thanos

Do you have a good cooling system ? CTR stopped the testing process because you exceeded the limits specified in "Max PPT" and "Max EDC". If you want to try again, change these values upwards. For example Max PPT 250 , Max TDC 170.

eduardomenacho_campos:

Hey guys! I have a problem. I follow all the steps of the turner clock successfully, setting the overclock to 4200 and consumption at 1.25. However, when I render with vray, the program closes or the computer restarts. What can it be? Thank you

I think this is because Vray generates a much higher load than AVX Light (CTR). Use the "Edit profile" to raise the voltage by 25 mV, I think it will help.

jpotts:

In the second screenshot, it looks like one of the stress tests failed. Are you sure the OC was successful?

Well, it always stops at some point, e.g. @4550 MHz. 🙂 Thank you.

1usmus:

Non stable dram? or big Vdroop?

Neither mate thanks for the program

Would anyone happen to know what the error in bold means? Thread# 17 fall down, usage 94.1%

***ClockTuner for Ryzen 1.0s by 1usmus***
AMD Ryzen 7 3800X 8-Core Processor (870F10)
ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. TUF GAMING X570-PLUS (WI-FI)
BIOS ver. 2607 SMU ver. 46.63.00
DRAM speed 3600 MHz
10/01/2020 12:38:54


AVX light mode
Cycle time: 45000 ms
Reference frequency: 4050MHz
Reference voltage: 1200 mV
Voltage step: 6 mV


Manual overclocking mode enabled
Sets overclocking parameters...
CCX1  Quality 136  Frequency 4050 MHz  Voltage 1200 mV
CCX2  Quality 122  Frequency 4050 MHz  Voltage 1200 mV

Step# 1
Diagnostic VID voltage: 1200 mV
Stress test started!  10/01/2020 12:39:41
Stress test stopped!  10/01/2020 12:40:32

Step# 2
Diagnostic VID voltage: 1194 mV
Stress test started!  10/01/2020 12:40:33
Stress test stopped!  10/01/2020 12:41:23

Step# 3
Diagnostic VID voltage: 1188 mV
Stress test started!  10/01/2020 12:41:23
Stress test stopped!  10/01/2020 12:42:14

Step# 4
Diagnostic VID voltage: 1182 mV
Stress test started!  10/01/2020 12:42:14
Stress test stopped!  10/01/2020 12:43:04

Step# 5
Diagnostic VID voltage: 1176 mV
Stress test started!  10/01/2020 12:43:05
SOC SVI2 1.094
Thread# 17 fall down, usage 94.1%
Stress test stopped!  10/01/2020 12:43:21

Step# 6
Diagnostic VID voltage: 1182 mV


Diagnostic results:
Energy efficient: 3.43
AMD Ryzen 7 3800X 8-Core Processor - Bronze sample
Recomended values for Overclocking:
Reference frequency: 4124 MHz
Reference voltage: 1262 mV
Recomended values for Undervoolt:
Reference frequency: 3950 MHz
Reference voltage: 1175 mV

Clearly my sample is crap, but I'm not sure if part of the bad diagnosis is around some issue with how I have things configured? This was on LLC 2, so maybe it's a power issue? I tried on LLC 3, but it gave me a warning to use a "softer" LLC, which I assume means an LLC setting with a lower voltage curve.

Unreal results. Gained ~750 points in Cinebench and Running at 45C in games 3950X with gigabyte x570 master VRMs and a 1200 watt power supply.

ThanoslBsl:

Hey ! i've got questions about the PPT showed on CTR BETA 2... Step# 11 Sets overclocking parameters... CCX1 Quality 100 Frequency 4500 MHz Voltage 1331 mV OC= CCX2 Quality 136 Frequency 4475 MHz Voltage 1331 mV OC= CCX3 Quality 136 Frequency 4325 MHz Voltage 1331 mV OC= CCX4 Quality 136 Frequency 4300 MHz Voltage 1331 mV OC= Cinebench 20 started Cinebench stopped! 10/01/2020 16:26:35 PPT limit reached!223.2W OC terminated! Exception, problems Cinebench! System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception (0x80004005): Access is denied at System.Diagnostics.Process.Kill() at Nemesis_UIv2.MAIN.b__48_0() TDC limit reached!150.8A OC terminated! Cinebench 20 finished with result: 8767 Voltage: 1.331 V PPT: 31.9 W Temperature: 39.6° Profile successfully saved! but.... i was looking on a monitor to check and i never saw that pic !

Msi monitor have polling period ( in milliseconds) : 500 Same for CTR settings... also...

any Ryzen 9 3950x people ? i feel like my points are worse than the stock one 🙁 Also my log : ***ClockTuner for Ryzen 1.0s by 1usmus*** AMD Ryzen 9 3950X 16-Core Processor (870F10) ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. ROG CROSSHAIR VIII FORMULA BIOS ver. 2206 SMU ver. 46.63.00 DRAM speed 3333 MHz 10/01/2020 15:44:38 Temperature limit reached!35.1° OC terminated! AVX Light mode Cycle time: 240000 ms Reference frequency: 4300 MHz CCX delta: 250 MHz Reference voltage: 1325 mV Target voltage: 1325 mV

Id say that ref voltage is way too much to be honest. I only went up to 1.250 from the default 1.225. At 1.325 you'd be hitting other limits anyway and create not only a unstable oc but degradation of the chip with the voltage being constant At 1.250 the only limit i had to increase was EDC at 140 not sure why its only set to 115 as that does seem low for a 3950x This is my setup anyway and it works well aside from the weird 4050 issue i was having with beta1 which seems to have stuck on with CCXs I dont have so it doesnt do anything and is a mere glitch at this point. https://i.imgur.com/2TGPN6S.png