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  1. 36 minutes ago, Leeghoofd said:

    K just for info, I cleaned most Ryzen first gen results, Ryzen2 xxx is up next

    I just had two subs blocked, 

    http://hwbot.org/submission/3509163_johan45_wprime___1024m_ryzen_7_1700x_1min_5sec_335ms

    http://hwbot.org/submission/3509160_johan45_wprime___32m_ryzen_7_1700x_2sec_875ms

    I understand you can't see that I'm using Win7 by the SS but I have two examples which were ran on the same day same HW which clearly show the full screen.

    https://hwbot.org/submission/3509136_johan45_hwbot_x265_benchmark___4k_ryzen_7_1700x_13.43_fps

    https://hwbot.org/submission/3509155_johan45_superpi___32m_ryzen_7_1700x_7min_5sec_101ms

    I understand why you're doing this but how much proof do we need to have a submission allowed?

  2. 1 hour ago, Leeghoofd said:

    Question 1:  For the reference score, Frrderik has to figure out why it bugs if I select Socket of the motherboard, 

    6 different socket types (thus read 6 different mobos) are required...  I hope it will be fixed soon...

     

    Night Raid: If it's only a non approved driver I can live with it, but no LOD or other tweaks...

    Thanks, that's reasonable. They have always been lax on drivers IMO

  3. That's why I want some clarification, just because it took the GPU and not the CPU doesn't mean the filter is correct. It appeared you were having issues right from the beginning. If you check the 3Dmark tests it specifies GPUs in the limitations, I think they would do the same for GPUPI if it was intended to be run on a GPU. Seems counterproductive since the Division is for Ryzen CPU, not video cards.

  4. Are we running this on the CPU or GPU. I assumed the CPU since we already have two graphics tests in the division and it is for Ryzen but the first submission I see is for GPU which was unexpected. I see in the discussion the poster thought it was for CPU as well but the engine wouldn't take it. Just looking for clarification

  5. To be more specific as far as LLC, should we try to keep the vcore idle voltage to be THE SAME under load or should it be MORE than the idle vcore (with the help of LLC)..?

     

    My understanding is that the higher LLC we choose, the higher voltage overshooting will happen when CPU is under load, which means more potential damage to the CPU, or am I understanding this wrong? I thought the whole point of LLC is to prevent the CPU from going under what is set in the BIOS (cdroop), but it seems LLC is actually allowing the vcore to be MORE than what it is set in BIOS. Can someone clarify all this as far as the CH6 goes?

     

    You worry too much, auto works fine so does LLC 3 you just need to set V_Core to accommodate your needs. Auto will have a larger droop under load. I never had issue with that until I pushed harder and the droop started to increase. Then I raised it to LLC 3 which kept load voltage ~ .025V lower than BIOS setting under load.

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