u/Goble4

Already saw a few threads asking similar questions. Anyone can recommend games where you play in a part of an evolving world?

Space Rangers is one I'm familiar with from a long time ago. Something like that, but bigger and with even more depth would be ideal.

Looking for answers to the following:

1. The 9060XT, with Vram OC'd to 23Gbps seems to display a pretty linear relation between power limit and performance. There doesn't appear to be any sweet spot in those charts. Does anyone know if the card is Vram handicapped at the stock 20Gbps and would exhibit a different curve in that case? What would the sweet spot be if memory is kept at stock?

2. The card I have (Nitro+) has TBP set at 182w from the factory. Is that because the chip is higher binned or simply that Sapphire thinks its cooling system can handle it? Degradation over long time periods is my concern here. I will drop it back to 170 or 160w if that's the case. (right now it's undervolted but not power limited for some extra performance)

Thanks.

Prime 95 encountered this error on worker 4:

>FATAL ERROR: Rounding was 0.4998801459, expected less than 0.4

>Hardware failure detected running 5K FFT size, consult stress.txt file.

This is with Avx512 on.

It runs 2 threads per worker, so is that traceable to physical core 3? I'm getting conflicting answers reading different forums.

It doesn't happen in single threaded mode in CoreCycler. (y-cruncher also passed completely)

I'm trying to finalise my undervolt for my 7600x. Overly aggressive undervolts pass y-cruncher VT3 and tests in CoreCycler, but not y-crucncher SFTv4. I think VT3 doesn't stress the cores enough, and tests in CoreCycler don't load all cores.

What are some other good tests that can quickly catch cpu instability? I read Aida64 is not ideal for stability testing, and it's trial software.

Looking something slow paced, other than Frost Punk.

Probably something 4x, but RTS is fine too.

How is Zephon?

I plugged my studio monitors directly into my PC and I believe am getting ground noise from the GPU.

Will a usb powered audio interface like the Scarlett Solo help?

Do you need to re-run all stability tests when AMD updates AGESA to a newer version? Or even just to a newer bios from the motherboard manufacturer?

Looking for games like the Rush mode in BFBC2, or the modded siege servers from the Mount&Blade games.

Does the motherboard determine how much boost you get when running all core workloads on the particular physical processor you put in or is it by a uniform formula? My AM5 cpu is getting its all-core clock speed held back in Cinebench because the motherboard is apparently ignoring a large part of whatever offset I put in for each core. I set it so that every single core runs at approximately the same voltage when reaching Fmax, but then in Cinebench suddenly the numbers get completely scrambled.

The Absolut profile has that size set to 1152MB. For a computer with 64GB of memory, should it be set higher?

Should you y-cruncher by itself and in Corecycler? I noticed the one in Corecycler loads very little memory per core.

And for Zen4 is is the 22-ZN4 the best mode to choose?

When strictly undervolting on a 65W AM5 processor, does the quality of the motherboard's power delivery determine how low you can go? Does it matter if you got a cheap board like the B850 Eagle?

I'm trying to undervolt the 7600x(Eco). Should LLC be set to the most aggressive mode? (Extreme on Gigabyte motherboards) There are two LLC's for my board one for the core and the other for the Soc.

Also does anyone know what kinds of load vCore I can expect for an all core 5.3ghz (5.45?) boost?

There is a bit of variance in the speed yCruncher VT3 runs at when bank refresh is set to mixed mode (5.57-5.82). The results in normal mode are more consistent (5.57-5.63) in comparison.

Is that just how mixed mode works, or is that mode not stable on my setup? In general how much iteration to iteration variance is considered normal?

Edit: Problem disappeared after a few more restarts.