1usmus' Custom Power Plan Boosts Zen 2's Boost Performance

[WYP]

AMD's Ryzen 3rd Generation processors still have some performance on the table.



Read more about 1usmus' Custom Power Plan for AMD's Zen 2 processors.

[looz]

This looks very convincing, I'd love to see some gaming benches with .1% and 1% lows included - 3000 series might finally be on par there. Though I'm only guessing, but seems intuitive that switching across cores might cause some of the worse frame times AMD has experienced.

[Giggyolly]

an extra 200MHz on my 3600x would be pretty damn sweet. Lets see how this plays out lol

[m2geek]

Originally Posted by Giggyolly

an extra 200MHz on my 3600x would be pretty damn sweet. Lets see how this plays out lol

Literally in the same boat. Gonna have to give it a whirl tbh.

[NeverBackDown]

Originally Posted by looz

This looks very convincing, I'd love to see some gaming benches with .1% and 1% lows included - 3000 series might finally be on par there. Though I'm only guessing, but seems intuitive that switching across cores might cause some of the worse frame times AMD has experienced.

It's not switching cores. It's just telling windows to go to the best cores the CPU has for the better performance. It's supposed to reduce core hopping as stated

[looz]

Originally Posted by NeverBackDown

It's not switching cores. It's just telling windows to go to the best cores the CPU has for the better performance. It's supposed to reduce core hopping as stated

Core hopping ie. switching the core thread is being executed on.

[NeverBackDown]

I know what it means, however it is telling Windows which cores to target in the first place. Not switch them during execution. I'm not sure what the confusion is